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Occurrences that have taken Place since this
Peerage went to Press, 1799.

APRIL.23, Prince Edward, the fourth fon of his Majesty, was
created Duke of Kent and Strathern, in Great
Britain; and Earl of Dublin, in Ireland. His
Royal Highness is a Knight of the Garter, and
of St. Patrick; and a Lieutenant-Colonel in the
Army.
Prince Erneft-Auguftus, the fifth fon of his Ma-
jesty, was created Duke of Cumberland and Te-
viotdale, in Great Britain; and Earl of Armagh,
in Ireland. His Royal Higimefs is a Knight of
the Garter.

JAN.

FEB.

MARCH

Roger, fecond fon of the Earl of Eglintoune, died.
II, Charlotte, daughter of the Earl of Abingdon, died.
Henry, fourth fon of the Earl of Stamford, died.
Lady Charlotte Duncomb, daughter of the Earl of
Dartmouth, had a daughter born.

19,

Lord William Ruffell's youngest daughter died. Capt. Cochran, brother to the Earl of Dundonald, had a fon born.

4, Lord William Beauclerk married Mifs Halthorpe. 10, Lord Charles Fitzroy, fecond son of the Duke of Grafton, married Frances, eldest daughter of the Earl of Londonderry.

Mr. John Buller, nephew to Judge Buller, married Elizabeth Yorke, daughter of the Bishop of Ely. 12, Elizabeth Keene, niece to the Earl of Dartmouth, married to John Weyland, Efq.

20, Lady Charlotte Wingfield, daughter of the late Earl Digby, had a fon born.

30, Lieut. Col. James-Archibald Stuart-Wortley, nephew to the late Earl of Sandwich, married Charlotte, daughter of the Earl of Erne.

APRIL 3, Lord Bruce, fon of the Earl of Aylesbury, had a.

fon born.

5, Lady Brownlow had a daughter born.

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Dowar

APRIL 8, Dowager Duchefs of Beaufort, Baronefs Bottetourt, died, aged 80, when her Barony defcended to the Duke of Beaufort.

MAY

Lady Elizabeth Lowther, fister to the Earl of Weftmorland, had a daughter born.

12, Mr. Buller Yard, eldest fon of Judge Buller, had a fon born.

15, Lady Mary, eldest daughter of the Duke of Leinfter, married Sir Charles Rofs, Bart.

17, Lady Helen Hall, daughter of the Earl of Selkirk, had a daughter born.

21, The Earl of Harborough died, aged 80, when he
was fucceeded by his fon, Philip.

Lady Margery Murray, fifter to the late Earl of
Mansfield, died.

22, The Duke of Rutland married Elizabeth, daughter
of the Earl of Carlife.

The Earl of Suffex died, when the Earldom and
Viscounty became extinct, as his Lordfhip had
no male issue; but the Barony of Ruthin, being
a Barony in fee, defcended to Henry Gould,
only fon of Lady Barbara Gould, his Lordship's
daughter.

30, Mifs Ogilvie, daughter of the Duchefs Dowager of
Leinster, married Charles George Beauclerk.
2, The Earl of Chesterfield married the eldest daugh-
ter of the Marchionefs of Bath.

4, The Countefs of Camden had a fon born.

The Countess of Caffilis had a daughter born.

5, Countess of Dumfries died.

6, Col. Vaughan, second son of the Earl of Lisburne, had a for born.

10, Henry, brother to the Earl of Buckinghamshire, died.

12, Mrs. Gunning, daughter of Lord Bradford, had a daughter born.

23, Lady Cecilia Hamilton, the divorced Marchioness of Abercorne, married Colonel Copley.

ONTENTS.

VOL. I.

ENGLAND.

Plates of the ARMS, from Plate 1 to Plate 40.

The Index to the Arms and Descents

Alphabetical Arrangement of the Mottoes, with

Plates of the ARMS, from Plate 41 to Plate 78.

IRELAND.

IRELAND..

Plates of the ARMS, from Plate 50 to Plate 78.

Plates of the Collars, Badges, and Garters, of the Four.
Orders of Knighthood, Plate 79 to 86.

Orders of Knighthood

Family Name and fuperior Titles of all the Peers

English Titles conferred fince 1760.

Titles used by the elder fons of Peers

English Titles extinct fince 1760-

Scotch Titles extinct fince 1760

Ditto claimed and allowed -

Irish Titles conferred fince 1760

Ditto extinct fince 1760

English and Irish Dignities granted by the respective

Sovereigns

Number of Chaplains the Peers may qualify

579:

582

584+

584

то THE

PEERAGE OF THE THREE KINGDOMS.

N. B. The firft Column of Figures fhews the Plate their Arms are on; the fecond Column, the Page where their Families, &c. are given; the third Column, their Titles; the fourth, their Degrees in each Kingdom, viz. E for England, S for Scotland, and I for Ireland; and the laft Column, the Family Name of the prefent Poffeffer.