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DESBOROUGH |
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| 30 Dec 1905 |
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William Henry Grenfell |
30 Oct 1855 |
9 Jan 1945 |
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Created Baron Desborough |
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| 9 Jan 1945 |
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30 Dec 1905 |
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MP for Salisbury 1880-1882 and 1885-1886, |
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Hereford 1892-1893 and Wycombe 1900- |
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1905. KG 1928 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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| 7 Nov 1259 |
B[I] |
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John Fitz-Thomas Fitzgerald |
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1261 |
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Created Lord of Desmond 7 Nov 1259 |
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Thomas Fitz-Maurice Fitzgerald |
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c 1298 |
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Thomas Fitz-Thomas Fitzgerald |
1290 |
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Maurice Fitz-Thomas Fitzgerald |
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25 Jan 1356 |
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Created Earl of Desmond 22 Aug 1329 |
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| 25 Jan 1356 |
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Maurice Fitz-Maurice Fitzgerald |
31 Jul 1336 |
May 1358 |
21 |
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| May 1358 |
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Nicholas Fitz-Maurice Fitzgerald |
c 1338 |
1367 |
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Gerald Fitz-Maurice Fitzgerald |
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1398 |
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| 1398 |
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John Fitz-Gerald Fitzgerald |
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4 Mar 1399 |
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| 4 Mar 1399 |
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6 |
Thomas Fitz-John Fitzgerald |
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10 Aug 1420 |
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| 10 Aug 1420 |
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7 |
James Fitz-Gerald Fitzgerald |
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1462 |
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| 1462 |
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Thomas Fitz-James Fitzgerald |
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15 Feb 1467 |
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| 15 Feb 1467 |
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9 |
James Fitz-Thomas Fitzgerald |
1459 |
7 Dec 1487 |
28 |
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| 7 Dec 1487 |
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Maurice Fitz-Thomas Fitzgerald |
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1520 |
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James Fitz-Maurice Fitzgerald |
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18 Jun 1529 |
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| 18 Jun 1529 |
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12 |
Thomas Fitz-Thomas Fitzgerald |
1454 |
1534 |
80 |
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| 1534 |
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James Fitz-Maurice Fitzgerald |
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19 Mar 1540 |
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| 19 Mar 1540 |
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James Fitz-John Fitzgerald |
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14 Oct 1558 |
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| 14 Oct 1558 |
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Gerald Fitz-James Fitzgerald |
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11 Nov 1583 |
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| 1582 |
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| 1 Oct 1600 |
E[I] |
1 |
James Fitzgerald |
c 1571 |
7 Nov 1601 |
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Created Baron Inchiquin and Earl of |
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Desmond 1 Oct 1600 |
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| 11 Jul 1619 |
E[I] |
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Richard Preston,Lord Dingwall |
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Created Baron Dunmore and Earl of |
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Desmond 11 Jul 1619 |
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| 28 Oct 1628 |
E[I] |
1 |
George Feilding |
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31 Jan 1666 |
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Created Earl of Desmond 28 Oct 1628 |
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| 31 Jan 1666 |
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William Feilding |
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He succeeded to the Earldom of Denbigh (qv) |
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in 1675 with which title this peerage then |
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DESPENCER |
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| 14 Dec 1264 |
B |
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Hugh le Despencer |
by 1223 |
4 Aug 1265 |
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Summoned to Parliament as Lord |
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Despencer 14 Dec 1264 |
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| 4 Aug 1265 |
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Hugh le Despencer |
1 Mar 1261 |
27 Oct 1326 |
65 |
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| 27 Oct 1326 |
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| 29 Jul 1314 |
B |
1 |
Hugh le Despencer |
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29 Nov 1326 |
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Summoned to Parliament as Lord |
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| 29 Nov 1326 |
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Despencer 29 Jul 1314 |
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| 15 Jun 1338 |
B |
1 |
Hugh le Despencer |
1308 |
8 Feb 1349 |
40 |
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Summoned to Parliament as Lord |
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| 8 Feb 1349 |
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Despencer 15 Jun 1338 |
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| 17 Dec 1387 |
B |
1 |
Philip le Despencer |
18 Oct 1342 |
4 Aug 1401 |
58 |
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Summoned to Parliament as Lord |
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Despencer 17 Dec 1387 |
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| 4 Aug 1401 |
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Philip le Despencer |
1365 |
30 Jun 1424 |
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| 30 Jun 1424 |
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| 15 Dec 1357 |
B |
1 |
Edward le Despencer |
1336 |
11 Nov 1375 |
39 |
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Summoned to Parliament as Lord |
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Despencer 15 Dec 1357 |
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KG c 1361 |
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| 11 Nov 1375 |
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Thomas le Despencer |
22 Sep 1373 |
17 Jan 1400 |
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Created Earl of Gloucester (qv) 1397 |
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| 17 Jan 1400 |
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He was attainted and the peerages forfeited |
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[Richard le Despencer] |
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14 Oct 1414 |
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[Isabel Beauchamp] |
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Jan 1440 |
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[Henry Beauchamp] |
1424 |
11 Jun 1445 |
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He was created Duke of Warwick (qv) 1444 |
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[Anne Beauchamp] |
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3 Jun 1449 |
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On her death the peerage,subject to the |
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attainder,fell into abeyance |
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| 25 May 1604 |
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Mary Fane |
1554 |
28 Jun 1626 |
71 |
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Attainder and abeyance terminated in her |
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favour 1604 |
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| 28 Jun 1626 |
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Francis Fane,Earl of Westmorland |
1584 |
23 Mar 1629 |
44 |
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| 23 Mar 1629 |
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Mildmay Fane,Earl of Westmorland |
24 Jan 1602 |
12 Feb 1666 |
64 |
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| 12 Feb 1666 |
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Charles Fane,Earl of Westmorland |
6 Jan 1635 |
18 Sep 1691 |
56 |
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Vere Fane,Earl of Westmorland |
13 Feb 1645 |
29 Dec 1693 |
48 |
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| 29 Dec 1693 |
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Vere Fane,Earl of Westmorland |
13 Apr 1678 |
19 May 1699 |
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Thomas Fane,Earl of Westmorland |
3 Oct 1683 |
4 Jun 1736 |
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| 4 Jun 1736 |
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John Fane,Earl of Westmorland |
24 Mar 1686 |
26 Aug 1762 |
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On his death the peerage fell into abeyance |
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| 26 Aug 1762 |
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| 19 Apr 1763 |
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Sir Francis Dashwood,2nd baronet |
Dec 1708 |
11 Dec 1781 |
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Abeyance terminated in his favour 1763. |
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| 11 Dec 1781 |
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MP for New Romney 1741-1761 and Weymouth |
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1761-1763. Chancellor of the Exchequer |
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1762-1763. Postmaster General 1770-1781 |
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Lord Lieutenant Buckinghamshire 1763-1781 |
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On his death the peerage again fell into |
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abeyance. |
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| 15 May 1788 |
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Thomas Stapleton |
10 Nov 1766 |
31 Oct 1831 |
64 |
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Abeyance terminated in his favour 1788 |
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Mary Frances Elizabeth Boscawen |
24 Mar 1822 |
20 Nov 1891 |
69 |
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| 20 Nov 1891 |
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Evelyn Edward Thomas Boscawen |
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He had succeeded to the Viscountcy of |
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Falmouth (qv) in 1889 with which title |
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this peerage then merged |
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| 10 Jul 1826 |
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Sir John Fleming Leicester,5th baronet |
4 Apr 1762 |
18 Jun 1827 |
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MP for Yarmouth 1791-1796, Heytesbury |
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| 18 Jun 1827 |
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George Fleming Warren |
28 Oct 1811 |
19 Oct 1887 |
75 |
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| 19 Oct 1887 |
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John Byrne Leicester Warren |
26 Apr 1835 |
22 Nov 1895 |
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| 22 Nov 1895 |
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| 6 Feb 1299 |
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William Devereux |
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Summoned to Parliament as Lord |
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Devereux 6 Feb 1299 |
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John Devereux |
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| 22 Feb 1393 |
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John Devereux |
1377 |
13 Nov 1396 |
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| 13 Nov 1396 |
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| 19 Jul 1776 |
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Thomas Vesey,Baron Knapton |
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13 Oct 1804 |
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Created Viscount de Vesci of Abbeyliex |
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19 Jul 1776 |
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John Vesey |
15 Feb 1771 |
19 Oct 1855 |
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| 19 Oct 1855 |
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Thomas Vesey |
21 Sep 1803 |
23 Dec 1875 |
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| 23 Dec 1875 |
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John Robert William Vesey |
21 May 1844 |
6 Jul 1903 |
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B |
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Created Baron de Vesci [UK] 8 Nov 1884 |
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Lord Lieutenant Queens County 1883-1900 |
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On his death the Barony of 1884 became |
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Yvo Richard Vesey |
16 Dec 1881 |
16 Aug 1958 |
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John Eustace Vesey |
25 Feb 1919 |
13 Oct 1983 |
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Thomas Eustace Vesey |
8 Oct 1955 |
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| 21 Sep 1910 |
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John de Villiers |
15 Jun 1842 |
2 Sep 1914 |
72 |
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Created Baron de Villiers 21 Sep 1910 |
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Chief Justice of the Cape Colony 1874-1910 |
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Charles Percy de Villiers |
24 Nov 1871 |
10 Feb 1934 |
62 |
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Arthur Percy de Villiers |
17 Dec 1911 |
23 Mar 2001 |
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Alexander Charles de Villiers |
29 Dec 1940 |
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| 11 Oct 1961 |
B[L] |
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Patrick Arthur Devlin |
25 Nov 1905 |
9 Aug 1992 |
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Lord Justice of Appeal 1960-1961. Lord of |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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1 |
Richard de Redvers |
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Created Earl of Devon c 1100 |
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Baldwin de Redvers |
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Richard de Redvers |
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Baldwin de Redvers |
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Richard de Redvers |
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William de Redvers |
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2 Jan 1235 |
Jul 1262 |
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Isabel de Fortz |
1237 |
9 Nov 1293 |
56 |
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Hugh Courtenay |
1274 |
1340 |
66 |
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Courtenay 6 Feb 1299 |
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Hugh Courtenay |
12 Jul 1303 |
2 May 1377 |
73 |
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Edward Courtenay |
c 1357 |
5 Dec 1419 |
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Hugh Courtenay |
1389 |
16 Jun 1422 |
32 |
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Thomas Courtenay |
1414 |
3 Feb 1458 |
43 |
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1432 |
3 Apr 1461 |
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1439 |
17 Aug 1469 |
30 |
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KG 1489 |
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William Courtenay |
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Henry Courtenay |
c 1498 |
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Edward Courtenay |
1526 |
18 Sep 1556 |
30 |
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Earldom of Devon. The descent during this period |
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William Courtenay |
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18 Aug 1557 |
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William Courtenay |
1553 |
24 Jun 1630 |
76 |
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Francis Courtenay |
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Mar 1638 |
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William Courtenay |
7 Sep 1628 |
4 Aug 1702 |
73 |
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MP for Devon 1679-1685 |
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William Courtenay |
11 Mar 1676 |
6 Oct 1735 |
59 |
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MP for Devon 1701-1710 and 1712-1735 |
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Lord Lieutenant Devon 1715 |
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William Courtenay |
11 Feb 1710 |
16 May 1762 |
52 |
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MP for Honiton 1734-1741 and Devonshire |
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Created Viscount Courtenay 6 May 1762 (qv) |
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William Courtenay |
30 Oct 1742 |
14 Oct 1788 |
45 |
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William Courtenay |
30 Jul 1768 |
26 May 1835 |
66 |
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He was confirmed as Earl of Devon 14 May 1831 |
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William Courtenay |
19 Jun 1777 |
19 Mar 1859 |
81 |
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MP for Exeter 1812-1826 |
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William Reginald Courtenay |
14 Apr 1807 |
18 Nov 1888 |
81 |
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MP for Devon South 1841-1849. Chancellor |
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of the Duchy of Lancaster 1866-1867. |
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President of the Poor Law Board 1867-1868 |
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PC 1866 |
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Edward Baldwin Courtenay |
7 May 1836 |
15 Jan 1891 |
54 |
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MP for Exeter 1864-1868 and Devon East |
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Henry Hugh Courtenay |
15 Jul 1811 |
29 Jan 1904 |
92 |
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Charles Pepys Courtenay |
14 Jul 1870 |
4 Feb 1927 |
56 |
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Henry Hugh Courtenay |
1 Aug 1872 |
8 Feb 1935 |
62 |
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Frederick Leslie Courtenay |
31 Aug 1875 |
19 Jun 1935 |
59 |
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Charles Christopher Courtenay Courtenay |
13 Jul 1916 |
19 Nov 1998 |
82 |
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Hugh Rupert Courtenay |
5 May 1942 |
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| 22 Jun 1917 |
V |
1 |
Sir Hudson Ewbanke Kearley,1st baronet |
1 Sep 1856 |
5 Sep 1934 |
78 |
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Created Baron Devonport 15 Jul 1910 |
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and Viscount Devonport 22 Jun 1917 |
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MP for Devonport 1892-1910. PC 1909 |
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2 |
Gerald Chester Kearley |
16 Sep 1890 |
29 Mar 1973 |
82 |
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Terence Kearley |
29 Aug 1944 |
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Charles Blount,8th Baron Montjoy |
1563 |
3 Apr 1606 |
42 |
| to |
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Created Earl of Devonshire 21 Jul 1603 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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| 7 Aug 1618 |
E |
1 |
William Cavendish |
27 Dec 1552 |
3 Mar 1626 |
73 |
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Created Baron Cavendish of Hardwick |
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4 May 1605 and Earl of Devonshire |
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7 Aug 1618 |
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MP for Newport 1588. Lord Lieutenant |
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| 3 Mar 1626 |
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2 |
William Cavendish |
1590 |
20 Jun 1628 |
37 |
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MP for Derbyshire 1621-1626. Lord |
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Lieutenant Derbyshire 1619-1628 |
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3 |
William Cavendish |
10 Oct 1617 |
23 Nov 1684 |
67 |
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Lord Lieutenant Derbyshire 1638-1642 |
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and 1660-1684 |
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William Cavendish |
25 Jan 1641 |
18 Aug 1707 |
66 |
| 12 May 1694 |
D |
1 |
Created Marquess of Hartington and |
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Duke of Devonshire 12 May 1694 |
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MP for Derbyshire 1661-1681. Lord |
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Lieutenant Derbyshire 1689-1707. Lord Lieutenant |
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Nottingham 1692-1694 and Somerset 1690-1691 |
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PC 1679 KG 1689 |
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| 18 Aug 1707 |
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2 |
William Cavendish |
1672 |
4 Jun 1729 |
56 |
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MP for Derbyshire 1695-1701, Castle Rising |
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1702 and Yorkshire 1702-1707. Lord |
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President of the Council 1716-1717 and |
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1725-1727. Lord Lieutenant Derbyshire |
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1707-1710 and 1714-1729. PC 1707 KG 1710 |
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| 4 Jun 1729 |
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3 |
William Cavendish |
1698 |
5 Dec 1755 |
57 |
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MP for Lostwithiel 1721-1722,Grampound |
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1722-1727 and Huntingdonshire 1727-1729. |
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Lord Lieutenant Derbyshire 1729-1755. |
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Lord Privy Seal 1731-1733. Lord Lieutenant |
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of Ireland 1737-1745.
PC 1731 KG 1733 |
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| 5 Dec 1755 |
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4 |
William Cavendish |
1720 |
2 Oct 1764 |
44 |
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MP for Derbyshire 1741-1751. Lord |
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Lieutenant of Ireland 1755-1756. Lord |
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Lieutenant Derbyshire 1756-1764. Prime Minister |
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1756-1757. PC 1751 KG 1756 PC [I] 1761 |
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He was summoned to Parliament by a Writ of |
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Acceleration as Baron Cavendish of |
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Hardwick 13 Jun 1751 |
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| 2 Oct 1764 |
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5 |
William Cavendish |
14 Dec 1748 |
29 Jul 1811 |
62 |
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Lord Lieutenant Derbyshire 1782-1811. KG 1782 |
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| 29 Jul 1811 |
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6 |
William George Spencer Cavendish |
21 May 1790 |
18 Jan 1858 |
67 |
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Lord Lieutenant Derbyshire 1811-1858 |
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PC 1827 KG 1827 |
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| 18 Jan 1858 |
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William Cavendish,2nd Earl of Burlington |
27 Apr 1808 |
21 Dec 1891 |
83 |
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MP for Cambridge University 1829-1831, |
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Malton 1831-1832 and Derbyshire North |
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1832-1834. Lord Lieutenant Lancashire |
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1857-1858 and Derbyshire 1858-1891. KG 1858 |
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PC 1878 |
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| 21 Dec 1891 |
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8 |
Spencer Compton Cavendish |
23 Jul 1833 |
24 Mar 1908 |
74 |
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MP for Lancashire North 1857-1868, |
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Radnor 1869-1880, Lancashire Northeast |
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1880-1885 and Rossendale 1885-1891. |
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Lord Lieutenant Derby 1858-1891 and Waterford |
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1895-1908. Secretary of State for War 1866. |
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Postmaster General 1868-1870. Chief |
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Secretary for Ireland 1870-1874. Secretary |
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of State for India 1880-1882. Secretary of |
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State for War 1882-1885. Lord President |
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of the Council 1895-1903. PC 1866 KG 1892 |
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PC [I] 1871 |
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Victor Christian William Cavendish |
31 May 1868 |
6 May 1938 |
69 |
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MP for Derbyshire West 1891-1908. |
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Financial Secretary to the Treasury 1903- |
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1905. Governor General of Canada 1916- |
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1921. Secretary of State for Colonies |
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1922-1924. Lord Lieutenant Derbyshire 1908-1938 |
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PC 1905 KG 1916 |
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| 6 May 1938 |
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10 |
Edward William Spencer Cavendish |
6 May 1895 |
26 Nov 1950 |
55 |
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MP for Derbyshire West 1923-1938. |
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Lord Lieutenant Devonshire 1938-1950 |
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KG 1941 |
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For further information on the death of this peer, |
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see the note at the foot of this page. |
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| 26 Nov 1950 |
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11 |
Andrew Robert Buxton Cavendish |
2 Jan 1920 |
3 May 2004 |
84 |
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Minister of State for Commonwealth |
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Relations 1962-1964. PC 1964 KG 1996 |
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note at the foot of this page. |
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Peregrine Andrew Morny Cavendish |
27 Apr 1944 |
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| 20 May 1919 |
B |
1 |
Sir Thomas Robert Dewar,1st baronet |
6 Jan 1864 |
11 Apr 1930 |
66 |
| to |
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Created Baron Dewar 20 May 1919 |
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MP for St Georges,Tower Hamlets 1900- |
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1906 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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DHOLAKIA |
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| 24 Oct 1997 |
B[L] |
1 |
Navnit Dholakia |
4 Mar 1937 |
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Created Baron Dholakia 24 Oct 1997 |
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| 25 Sep 1970 |
B[L] |
1 |
John Diamond |
30 Apr 1907 |
3 Apr 2004 |
96 |
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MP for Blackley 1945-1951 and Gloucester |
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1957-1970. Chief Secretary to the Treasury |
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1964-1970. PC 1965 |
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| 18 Jan 1930 |
B |
1 |
Willoughby Hyett Dickinson |
9 Apr 1859 |
31 May 1943 |
84 |
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Created Baron Dickinson 18 Jan 1930 |
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MP for St.Pancras North 1906-1918. |
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PC 1914 |
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Richard Clavering Hyett Dickinson |
2 Mar 1926 |
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Robert Digby |
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Kildare Digby |
c 1631 |
11 Jul 1661 |
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Robert Digby |
30 Apr 1654 |
29 Dec 1677 |
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Simon Digby |
18 Jul 1657 |
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William Digby |
20 Feb 1661 |
27 Nov 1752 |
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Edward Digby |
5 Jul 1730 |
30 Nov 1757 |
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Henry Digby |
21 Jul 1731 |
25 Sep 1793 |
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Edward Digby |
6 Jan 1773 |
12 May 1856 |
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Edward St.Vincent Digby |
21 Jun 1809 |
16 Oct 1889 |
80 |
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Edward Henry Trafalgar Digby |
21 Oct 1846 |
11 May 1920 |
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Edward Kenelm Digby |
1 Aug 1894 |
29 Jan 1964 |
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Edward Henry Kenelm Digby |
24 Jul 1924 |
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Lord Lieutenant Dorset 1984-1999 |
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Feb 1586 |
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20 Mar 1677 |
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7 Sep 1980 |
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Northamptonshire South 1950-1962. |
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John Mervyn Manningham-Buller |
28 Feb 1932 |
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DILLON |
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James Dillon |
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Lucas Dillon |
Mar 1610 |
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Theobald Dillon |
Jan 1629 |
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Thomas Dillon |
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1672 |
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Thomas Dillon |
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1674 |
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Lucas Dillon |
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Theobald Dillon |
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Henry Dillon |
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13 Jan 1714 |
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Richard Dillon |
1688 |
Feb 1737 |
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Charles Dillon |
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24 Oct 1741 |
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Henry Dillon |
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25 Sep 1787 |
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Charles Dillon-Lee |
6 Nov 1745 |
9 Nov 1813 |
68 |
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MP for Westbury 1770-1774. KP 1798 |
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Henry Augustus Dillon-Lee |
28 Oct 1777 |
24 Jul 1832 |
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Charles Henry Dillon-Lee |
20 Apr 1810 |
18 Nov 1865 |
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Theobald Dominick Geoffrey Dillon-Lee |
5 Apr 1811 |
30 Nov 1879 |
68 |
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Arthur Edmund Denis Dillon-Lee |
10 Apr 1812 |
12 Jan 1892 |
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Harold Arthur Dillon |
24 Jan 1844 |
18 Dec 1932 |
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Arthur Henry Dillon |
5 Jan 1875 |
25 May 1934 |
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Eric Fitzgerald Dillon |
4 Apr 1881 |
6 Apr 1946 |
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Michael Eric Dillon |
13 Aug 1911 |
30 Nov 1979 |
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Charles Henry Robert Dillon |
18 Jan 1945 |
15 Sep 1982 |
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Henry Benedict Charles Dillon |
6 Jan 1973 |
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Oliver Dinan |
1234 |
26 Feb 1299 |
64 |
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Dinan 23 Jun 1295 |
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Josce Dinan |
1273 |
30 Mar 1301 |
27 |
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John Dinan |
14 Sep 1295 |
14 Apr 1332 |
36 |
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John Dinan |
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7 Jan 1383 |
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John Dinan |
c 1360 |
25 Dec 1428 |
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John Dinan |
c 1405 |
25 Jan 1458 |
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John Dinan |
c 1432 |
28 Jan 1501 |
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Andrew Keith |
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Sir Richard Preston |
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28 Oct 1628 |
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Created Lord Dingwall 1609 and |
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Baron Dunmore and Earl of Desmond |
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11 Jul 1619 |
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Elizabeth Butler |
25 Jul 1615 |
21 Jul 1684 |
68 |
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James Butler,Duke of Ormonde |
29 Apr 1665 |
16 Nov 1745 |
80 |
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1671 |
17 Dec 1758 |
87 |
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5 Apr 1772 |
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[George Nassau Clavering-Cowper, |
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Earl Cowper] |
26 Aug 1738 |
22 Dec 1789 |
51 |
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[George Augustus Clavering-Cowper, |
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Earl Cowper] |
9 Aug 1776 |
12 Feb 1799 |
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[Peter Leopold Clavering-Cowper, |
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Earl Cowper] |
8 May 1788 |
21 Jul 1837 |
49 |
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[George Augustus Cowper,Earl Cowper] |
26 Jun 1806 |
15 Apr 1856 |
49 |
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Francis Cowper,Earl Cowper |
11 Jun 1834 |
18 Jul 1905 |
71 |
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He obtained a reversal of the attainder |
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Auberon Thomas Herbert |
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He succeeded to the Barony of Lucas (qv) |
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with which title this peerage continues to |
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B |
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William Lewis Hughes |
10 Nov 1767 |
10 Feb 1852 |
84 |
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Created Baron Dinorben 10 Sep 1831 |
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MP for Wallingford 1802-1831 |
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| 10 Feb 1852 |
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William Lewis Hughes |
9 Nov 1821 |
6 Oct 1852 |
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DIPLOCK |
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| 30 Sep 1968 |
B[L] |
1 |
William John Kenneth Diplock |
8 Dec 1907 |
14 Oct 1985 |
77 |
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Created Baron Diplock 30 Sep 1968 |
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| 14 Oct 1985 |
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Lord Justice of Appeal 1961-1968. Lord of |
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Appeal in Ordinary 1968-1985. PC 1961 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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DIRLETOUN |
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B[S] |
1 |
Sir Walter Halyburton |
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1449 |
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Created Lord Dirletoun c 1441 |
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| 1449 |
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John Halyburton |
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1451 |
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Patrick Halyburton |
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George Halyburton |
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c 1491 |
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James Halyburton |
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Patrick Halyburton |
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Janet Ruthven |
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1560 |
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Patrick Ruthven,Lord Ruthven (qv) |
c 1520 |
18 Jun 1566 |
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William Ruthven,Earl of Gowrie (qv) |
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28 May 1586 |
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James Ruthven,Earl of Gowrie |
1574 |
1588 |
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John Ruthven,Earl of Gowrie |
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5 Aug 1600 |
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| 8 Jul 1604 |
B [ S ] |
1 |
Thomas Erskine |
1566 |
12 Jun 1639 |
72 |
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Created Lord Dirletoun 8 Jul 1604 |
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E[S] |
1 |
Sir James Maxwell |
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19 Apr 1650 |
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Dirletoun 1646 |
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Peerages extinct on his death |
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| 9 Jun 1997 |
B[L] |
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Donald Dixon |
6 Mar 1929 |
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Created Baron Dixon 9 Jun 1997 |
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MP for Jarrow 1979-1997.
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DIXON-SMITH |
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| 11 Oct 1993 |
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Robert William Dixon-Smith |
30 Sep 1934 |
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Created Baron Dixon-Smith 11 Oct 1993 |
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DOCKWRA |
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| 15 May 1621 |
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Henry Dockwra |
c 1568 |
18 Apr 1631 |
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Created Baron Dockwra 15 May 1621 |
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| 18 Apr 1631 |
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Theodore Dockwra |
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c 1647 |
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DONAGHY |
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| 26 Jun 2010 |
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Rita Margaret Donaghy |
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Created Baroness Donaghy for life 26 Jun 2010 |
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DONALDSON OF KINGSBRIDGE |
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| 20 Nov 1967 |
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John George Stuart Donaldson |
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8 Mar 1998 |
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Kingsbridge 20 Nov 1967 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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DONALDSON OF LYMINGTON |
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| 15 Feb 1988 |
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John Francis Donaldson |
6 Oct 1920 |
31 Aug 2005 |
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Created Baron Donaldson of |
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Lymington 15 Feb 1988 |
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Lord Justice of Appeal 1979-1982. Master |
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of the Rolls 1982-1992. PC 1979 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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DONCASTER |
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| 5 Jul 1618 |
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James Hay,Baron Hay of Sawley |
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25 Apr 1636 |
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Created Viscount Doncaster 5 Jul 1618 |
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| 14 Feb 1663 |
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James Scott |
9 Apr 1649 |
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Created Baron Scott of Tyndale,Earl |
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of Doncaster and Duke of Monmouth |
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14 Feb 1663 |
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Illegitimate son of Charles II. Lord |
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Lieutenant E Riding Yorkshire 1673-1679 and |
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Staffordshire 1677-1679. KG 1663 PC 1670 |
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but on 21 Mar 1742 the Barony and Earldom |
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were restored to the second Duke of |
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DONEGALL |
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| 30 Mar 1647 |
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Arthur Chichester |
16 Jun 1606 |
18 Mar 1675 |
68 |
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Created Earl of Donegall 30 Mar 1647 |
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PC [I] 1660 |
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| 18 Mar 1675 |
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Arthur Chichester |
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PC [I] 1672 |
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| 26 Oct 1678 |
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Arthur Chichester |
1666 |
10 Apr 1706 |
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| 10 Apr 1706 |
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Arthur Chichester |
28 Mar 1695 |
30 Sep 1757 |
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Arthur Chichester |
13 Jun 1739 |
5 Jan 1799 |
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Created Baron Fisherwick 3 Jul 1790, |
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Donegall 27 Jun 1791 |
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MP for Malmesbury 1768-1774. PC [I] 1768 |
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| 5 Jan 1799 |
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George Augustus Chichester |
14 Aug 1769 |
5 Oct 1844 |
75 |
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PC [I] 1803 KP
1821. Lord Lieutenant |
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Donegal 1831-1844 |
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| 5 Oct 1844 |
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George Hamilton Chichester |
10 Feb 1797 |
20 Oct 1883 |
86 |
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MP for Carrickfergus 1818-1820, Belfast |
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1820-1830 and 1837-1838 and Antrim 1830- |
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1837. Lord Lieutenant Antrim 1841-1883 |
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PC 1830 KP 1857 |
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| 20 Oct 1883 |
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Edward Chichester |
11 Jun 1799 |
20 Jan 1889 |
89 |
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George Augustus Hamilton Chichester |
27 Jun 1822 |
13 May 1904 |
81 |
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| 13 May 1904 |
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Edward Arthur Donald St.George |
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Hamilton Chichester |
7 Oct 1903 |
24 May 1975 |
71 |
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| 24 May 1975 |
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Dermot Richard Claude Chichester |
18 Apr 1916 |
19 Apr 2007 |
91 |
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| 19 Apr 2007 |
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Arthur Patrick Chichester |
9 May 1952 |
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DONERAILE |
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| 23 Jun 1703 |
V[I] |
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Arthur St.Leger |
1657 |
7 Jul 1727 |
70 |
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Created Baron Kilmayden and Viscount |
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Doneraile 23 Jun 1703 |
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PC [I] 1715 |
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Arthur St.Leger |
1695 |
13 Mar 1734 |
38 |
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Arthur Mohun St.Leger |
7 Aug 1718 |
Aug 1750 |
32 |
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MP for Winchilsea 1741-1747 and Old |
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Sarum 1747-1750 |
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Hayes St.Leger |
1 Jan 1702 |
16 Apr 1767 |
65 |
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| 22 Jun 1785 |
V[I] |
1 |
St.Leger St.Leger |
c 1715 |
15 May 1787 |
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Created Baron Doneraile 2 Jul 1776 |
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and Viscount Doneraile 22 Jun 1785 |
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of the 1st Viscount, see the note at the foot of |
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| 15 May 1787 |
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Hayes St.Leger |
9 Mar 1755 |
8 Nov 1819 |
64 |
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Hayes St.Leger |
9 May 1786 |
27 Mar 1854 |
67 |
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| 27 Mar 1854 |
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Hayes St.Leger |
1 Oct 1818 |
26 Aug 1887 |
68 |
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see the note at the foot of this page |
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| 26 Aug 1887 |
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Richard Arthur St.Leger |
22 Feb 1825 |
1 Jan 1891 |
65 |
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| 1 Jan 1891 |
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Edward St.Leger |
6 Oct 1866 |
7 Sep 1941 |
74 |
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| 7 Sep 1941 |
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Hugh St.Leger St.Leger |
6 Aug 1869 |
18 Dec 1956 |
87 |
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Algernon Edward St.Leger |
10 Jun 1878 |
18 Nov 1957 |
79 |
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Richard St.John St.Leger |
29 Oct 1923 |
22 Oct 1983 |
59 |
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| 22 Oct 1983 |
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Richard Allen St.Leger |
17 Aug 1946 |
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DONINGTON |
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| 4 May 1880 |
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Charles Frederick Abney-Hastings |
17 Jun 1822 |
24 Jul 1895 |
73 |
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Created Baron Donington 4 May 1880 |
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| 24 Jul 1895 |
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Charles Edward Rawdon-Hastings,Earl |
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of Loudoun |
5 Jan 1855 |
17 May 1920 |
65 |
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Gilbert Theophilus Clifton Clifton- |
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Hastings-Campbell |
29 May 1859 |
31 May 1927 |
68 |
| 31 May 1927 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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DONNET OF BALGAY |
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| 19 May 1978 |
B[L] |
1 |
Alexander Mitchell Donnet |
6 Jun 1916 |
14 May 1985 |
68 |
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Created Baron Donnet of Balgay |
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19 May 1978 |
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DONOUGHMORE |
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| 16 Oct 1783 |
B[I] |
1 |
Christiana Hely-Hutchinson |
24 Feb 1732 |
24 Jun 1788 |
56 |
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Created Baroness Donoughmore |
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16 Oct 1783 |
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| 24 Jun 1788 |
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Richard Hely-Hutchinson |
29 Jan 1756 |
22 Aug 1825 |
69 |
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Created Viscount Donoughmore |
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20 Nov 1797, Earl of Donoughmore |
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31 Dec 1800 and Viscount Hutchinson of |
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Knocklofty [UK] 14 Jul 1821 |
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John Hely-Hutchinson |
15 May 1757 |
29 Jun 1832 |
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Knocklofty [UK] 5 Dec 1801 |
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John Hely-Hutchinson |
1787 |
14 Sep 1851 |
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Lord Lieutenant Tipperary 1832-1851 KP 1834 |
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Richard John Hely-Hutchinson |
4 Apr 1823 |
22 Feb 1866 |
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John Luke George Hely-Hutchinson |
2 Mar 1848 |
5 Dec 1900 |
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Richard Walter Hely-Hutchinson |
2 Mar 1875 |
19 Oct 1948 |
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John Michael Henry Hely-Hutchinson |
12 Nov 1902 |
12 Aug 1981 |
78 |
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Richard Michael John Hely-Hutchinson |
8 Aug 1927 |
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| 21 May 1985 |
B[L] |
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Bernard Donoughue |
8 Sep 1934 |
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Created Baron Donoughue 21 May 1985 |
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| 11 Jan 1964 |
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Terence Norbert Donovan |
13 Jun 1898 |
12 Dec 1971 |
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| 12 Dec 1971 |
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Ordinary 1964-1971.
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| 25 Mar 1645 |
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25 Mar 1645 |
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| 20 Jan 1686 |
E[L] |
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Catherine Sedley |
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26 Oct 1717 |
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Countess of Dorchester for life 20 Jan 1686 |
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Mistress of James II |
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| 23 Dec 1706 |
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Evelyn Pierrepont,Earl of Kingston |
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5 Mar 1726 |
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| 21 Aug 1786 |
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Guy Carleton |
3 Sep 1724 |
10 Nov 1808 |
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Created Baron Dorchester 21 Aug 1786 |
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Arthur Henry Carleton |
20 Feb 1805 |
3 Jun 1826 |
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Guy Carleton |
25 Oct 1811 |
3 Dec 1875 |
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Dudley Wilmot Carleton |
12 Nov 1822 |
13 Nov 1897 |
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| 18 May 1792 |
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Joseph Damer |
12 Mar 1718 |
12 Jan 1798 |
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Created Baron Milton 3 Jun 1753 and |
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10 May 1762,and Viscount Milton of Milton |
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Abbey and Earl of Dorchester 18 May 1792 |
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MP for Weymouth 1741-1747, Bramber 1747- |
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1754 and Dorchester 1754-1762 PC [I] 1753 |
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George Damer |
28 Mar 1746 |
7 Mar 1808 |
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Burghs 1778-1780, Dorchester 1780-1790 and |
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Malton 1792-1798. Lord Lieutenant Dorset |
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1803-1808. PC
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| 2 Aug 1899 |
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Henrietta Anne Carleton |
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Created Baroness Dorchester 2 Aug 1899 |
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Dudley Massey Pigott Carleton |
28 Feb 1876 |
20 Jan 1963 |
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Edward William Spencer Cavendish, 10th Duke of
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The 10th Duke died of a heart attack in
Eastbourne on 26 November 1950. While this is by |
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no means remarkable when considered in
isolation, the fact that that he died in the presence |
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of his doctor, Dr. John Bodkin Adams, became,
in hindsight, rather suspicious. |
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Although never proven, there are grave
suspicions that Adams was a precursor of the later |
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mass murderer, Dr. Harold Shipman. The best
book on the career of Dr. Adams is that by |
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Pamela Cullen ["Stranger in Blood: the
Case Files of Dr. John Bodkin Adams" Elliott & Thompson, |
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London 2006]. According to Cullen, between the
years 1946-1956, more than 160 of Adams' |
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patients died in suspicious circumstances, and
more than 130 of these left money or goods to |
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Adams in their wills. More readily available,
perhaps, is part 40 of the magazine "Murder |
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Casebook," published in weekly parts by
Marshall Cavendish in the early 1990s. |
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While it must be emphasized that no proper
police investigation was ever held into the Duke's |
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death, it is significant that, despite the fact
that the Duke had not been attended by a doctor |
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in the fortnight prior to his death, Adams
signed the death certificate but neglected to advise |
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the Coroner of the matter, as he was bound to
do by law. |
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At the time of his death, the Duke was Grand
Master of the United Grand Lodge of England and |
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thus the leading freemason in England. Cullen
speculates that Adams, whose family background |
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included membership of the austere and
fundamentalist Plymouth Brethren sect, would have |
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viewed the Duke as 'Satan incarnate' and while
not necessarily killing him, would perhaps have |
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been not strongly motivated to provide all
necessary treatment. |
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Adams was charged with murder and stood trial
in 1957, but was found not guilty. |
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Notwithstanding this verdict, many still
believe him to be guilty of mass murder. |
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Andrew Robert Buxton Cavendish, 11th Duke of
Devonshire |
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Devonshire was said to exemplify the finest
characteristics of the English aristocracy. |
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He had a reputation for looking constantly
dishevelled, possibly because of his habit of |
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wearing a new suit only after his head gardener
had broken it in for him. |
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His forgetfulness was legendary. According to
Anthony Powell, the critic Cyril Connolly was |
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dining one night with Lady Cunard, with
Devonshire being another guest. After dinner, |
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Devonshire said to Connolly, 'come to a club I
belong to.' Off they went to Pratts, where |
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Devonshire said 'You're just the sort of chap
we'd like as a member. Would you care to join?' |
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'Yes', said Connolly. Devonshire approached old
So-and-So. 'Do you know Cyril Connolly?' |
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'No.' 'Would you all the same second him for
membership?' 'By all means,' said old So-and-So. |
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Connolly heard nothing more. Two years later,
Connolly he dined again with Lady Cunard |
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and this time old So-and-So was a guest. After
dinner, old So-and-So said to Connolly, |
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'Come to a club I belong to.' When they arrived
at Pratts, old So-and-So said, 'You're just |
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the sort of chap we'd like as a member. Would
you care to join?' 'Yes,' said Connolly. Old |
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So-and-So approached Devonshire, who happened
to be in the club at the time. 'Do you |
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know Cyril Connolly?' 'No,' said Devonshire.
'Would you all the same second him for membership?' |
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'By all means,' said Devonshire. Once again,
Connolly never heard anything again. |
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In her book "Counting My Chickens"
(Long Barn Books, Ebrington, Gloucestershire 2001), the |
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Duchess, who was the youngest of the legendary
Mitford sisters, revealed that her |
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grandmother ''used to preserve the family
furniture by banging it with a mallet to give |
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concussion to the woodworm.' In an earlier
work, "The British Goat Society Yearbook for 1972", |
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there is an account of the Duchess travelling
with her goat from Mull in Scotland to London by |
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train at the outbreak of World War II. 'At
Stirling, in the middle of the night, I milked the goat in |
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the first-class waiting room, which I should
not have done as I only had a third-class ticket.' |
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George Augustus Hamilton Chichester, 5th
Marquess of Donegall |
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Peerage reference works such as Burke's and
Debrett's state that the 5th Marquess of Donegall |
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was married twice; firstly, in 1865 to Mary
Cobb, who died in 1901 [see the foot of this note], |
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and secondly, in 1902, to Violet Twining, by
whom, at the age of 81, he fathered the 6th |
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Marquess. No mention is made, however, of the
Marquess's real first marriage, which took place |
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in 1859. Perhaps the reason for this omission
is that this marriage was subsequently annulled. |
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In January 1863, George Chichester, as he was
then known, petitioned the Divorce Court, |
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praying that the court pronounce a decree of
nullity of the marriage contracted with the |
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respondent, on the grounds that such marriage
was invalid. The respondent, Lucy Virginia |
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Elizabeth Chichester, had been divorced from
her first husband, Mr. William Mure, the British |
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Consul at New Orleans, by reason of her
adultery with George Chichester. This divorce was |
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granted on 1 July 1859, and a little over a
month later, on 9 August 1859, she was again |
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married, under her maiden name of Oliver, to
George Chichester. |
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Prior to 1857, the only way of achieving a
complete divorce in England was to arrange for a |
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private Act of Parliament. Between 1539 and
1973, around 11,000 Private Acts (also known as |
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Personal Acts) were passed by Parliament, this
number including those Acts which allowed |
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married couples to divorce prior to 1857, the
naturalization of foreigners, and to allow people |
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to change their names. As a result, divorce
proceedings were, generally speaking, available only |
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to those who could afford it, given the cost
involved in the obtaining of a Private Act of |
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Parliament, or the cost of the lengthy process
of marriage annulment which was administered |
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by the ecclesiastical courts. |
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All of this changed in 1857 following the
passing of the Matrimonial Causes Act, which |
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modernised the law on divorce, moving the
procedure to be followed from the ecclesiastical |
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courts (or the necessity to obtain a Private
Act of Parliament) to the civil courts. The new law |
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viewed marriages as being a contract rather
than a sacrament, and made divorce proceedings |
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available more widely than merely to the very
wealthy. But even then, the Act was extremely |
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biased towards the husband - a man could
divorce his wife on the grounds of adultery, but a |
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wife, in order to obtain a divorce from her
husband, had to prove adultery aggravated by |
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desertion (for at least two years), cruelty,
rape, sodomy, buggery or incest. In addition, |
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the husband could claim damages against the
adulturous third party, but the wife could not. |
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There was no provision in the Act for
consensual divorce. The rights of husbands and wives |
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and the allowable grounds for divorces were not
made equal until 1923. It should also be noted |
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that the Act did not apply to Ireland (due to
its large Catholic population), where the |
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prohibition on divorce was lifted only in 1997,
although it is still far more difficult to obtain a |
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divorce in Ireland than in most other countries. |
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As mentioned above, Chichester was divorced on
1 July 1859 and a little over a month later he |
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married the lady of whose divorce he had been
the cause. The problem was, however, that the |
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decree pronounced by the judge had been a
decree nisi. Such
decrees are non-absolute rulings |
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that do not have any force until such time that
particular conditions are met. Typically, these |
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conditions are that no new evidence is
forthcoming, or that no further petitions which have a |
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bearing upon the case are introduced into the
court. The Matrimonial Causes Act had prescribed |
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that a period of three months were required to
elapse after the granting of a decree nisi before |
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such a decree became absolute. During that
period, the parties who were undergoing the |
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divorce were still considered to be man and
wife, and remained so until the decree became |
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absolute, since during the intervening period
the initial decree was subject to reversal - for |
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example, by the reconciliation of the parties. |
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The judges in this matter took the view that,
since the three months had not elapsed at the |
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time of Chichester's marriage in August, that
marriage was invalid, since at the time Mrs. Mure |
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was still legally the wife of Mr. Mure.
Consequently, the judges unanimously pronounced the |
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August marriage to be null and void. |
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Chichester's second marriage, to Mary Cobb,
also ended badly. She left him in 1873, and in |
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March 1889 she unsuccessfully petitioned the
courts for a divorce. She subsequently appears |
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to have fallen into destitution, as is
illustrated by the following report which appeared in |
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'Freeman's Journal' [Dublin] on 22 December 1898:- |
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'There seems to be little doubt that the lady
who is at present an inmate of the Holloway |
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Workhouse, at Islington, is the Marchioness of
Donegall. On Tuesday morning she drove up in |
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a cab to the Great Northern Hospital, in
Holloway road, and with some difficulty made her way |
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to the door for the reception of the patients,
and asked to be admitted. She was attired in a |
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dressing gown, and carried a Bible and some
religious tracts in her hands. The house surgeon |
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was called. She said she was unwell, and that
she was Lady Donegall. It was observed that |
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she was suffering from debility, and the
officials decided to send her to the St. Mary's Union, |
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Islington Workhouse, in St. John's road,
Highgate. There she repeated her story. She said her |
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name was "Mary Hamilton," that she
was Lady Donegall, and that the Marquess of Donegall |
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was at present living in Vauxhall, and
suffering acutely from pneumonia. It will be remembered |
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that some time ago Lady Donegall was admitted
to the Charing Cross Hospital in connection |
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with an accident in one of the hotels in that
neighbourhood. When she drove to the Great |
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Northern Hospital she was miserably clad, and
was apparently in a state of destitution. She |
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informed the officials that she had been since
1873 living apart from her husband, whom she |
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married in 1865. In 1889 she instituted a suit
for judicial separation. In the same year the |
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Marquis of Donegall was bankrupt, and the
proceedings which his wife instituted for |
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maintenance failed. Since then little was heard
of her ladyship till the news came of her |
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strange admission to the workhouse.' |
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Elizabeth Aldworth, nee St. Leger (d.1773),
daughter of the 1st Viscount Doneraile |
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of the first creation |
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Although the website of the Library and Musuem
of Freemasonry in London states that the |
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first female Freemason was a Frenchwoman
initiated in 1882, there is a long-standing story |
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that the first female Freemason was actually
Elizabeth St. Leger, 17-year old daughter of the |
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1st Viscount Doneraile. According to this
story, Elizabeth concealed herself in a tall clock in the |
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room where a lodge meeting was taking place at
Doneraile Court. There she remained while |
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the initiation ceremony of a new member was in
progress, in the process overhearing some of |
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the secrets of the fraternity. When she was
discovered, the lodge decided that the best |
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way of keeping their secrets was enrol her as a
member |
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Hayes St.Leger, 4th Viscount Doneraile of the
2nd creation |
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Lord Doneraile died from rabies, seven months
after being bitten by his pet fox. The following |
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report appeared in 'The Leeds Mercury' of 24
January 1887:- |
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'Particulars of an unprecedented case of
rabies, occurring at Doneraile, co. Cork, reached |
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Mallow yesterday. Lord Doneraile, of Doneraile
Court, had a pet fox, a vixen, which he had |
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domesticated six years ago. On Friday, the 14th
inst., his Lordship went for a drive, and was |
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accompanied by the fox. Suddenly the animal
made a snap at his Lordship's hand, and pierced |
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the flesh through the glove. It also bit the
coachman in the hand and foot. On the following |
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Sunday the animal died, and an examination by a
veterinary surgeon showed that it was |
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affected with rabies. Lord Doneraile and the
coachman proceeded on Saturday to Paris for |
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treatment by M. Pasteur, as it is feared the
virus has entered the system.' |
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Unfortunately for Lord Doneraile, his treatment
in Paris failed to save his life. This report is |
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from 'Freeman's Journal and Daily Commercial
Advertiser' published in Dublin on 27 August 1887:- |
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'Viscount Doneraile has died from an attack of
hydrophobia. Seven months ago he and his |
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coachman were bitten by a tame fox that got
rabid, and both went to Paris, and were treated |
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by M. Pasteur, returning home in a month
apparently cured. On Monday last his lordship was |
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attacked with illness, and on Wednesday
hydrophobia symptoms manifested themselves, and |
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afterwards increased in intensity. Doctors
Hobart, of Cork, and Riordan, of Doneraile, attended |
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on the sufferer. His son-on-law, Lord
Castletown, arrived yesterday, and was in constant |
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attendance at the bedside of his father-in-law,
whose death took place at nine o'clock this |
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morning. His lordship was not alone a kind
friend and benefactor, but he was a good landlord. |
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The sad end of his lordship is deeply regretted
by all who knew him, and much sympathy is |
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expressed for his daughter and son-in-law, Lady
and Lord Castletown, who were in the sick |
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chamber when his lordship died in great agony.
Paroxysms of madness were not so violent |
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as usual, because of the inoculatory processes
of M. Pasteur, but they were sufficiently |
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strong to cause distress to all who witnessed
them. The spasms were very much kept in check |
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by the application of morphia and chloral under
the superintendence of Drs. Hobart and Riordan.' |
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On a brighter note, various newspaper reports
state that the coachman showed no ill-effects |
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of the fox's bite and appears to have made a
full recovery. For another instance of death |
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caused by the bite of a rabid fox, see the note
regarding the 4th Duke of Richmond. |
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