R.N., RAD

2. Sir WILLIAM, G.C.B., adm. created baron RADSTOCK (see baron STOCK, in the Peerage of Ireland). 3. JOHN, b. 27 Nov. 1756, d. 1789. 4. AMELIA, b. 1758, d. June 1768. 5. ELIZABETH, twin with Amelia, m. James, 5th earl of Cardigan.

6. FRANCES, b. 6 Oct. 1761, d. May 1768. 7. CAROLINE, b. 1 March 1765. His lordship d. 22 Oct. 1784, and was succeeded by his eldest son,

GEORGE, 4th earl, col. 14th regt. of foot, b. 23 Nov. 1751, m., 5 May 1782, ElizabethLaura, da. of his uncle, James, 2d earl, and by her (who d. 29 Jan. 1816) had issue, 1. GEORGE, 5th earl.

2. JOHN-JAMES, 6th earl.

3. EDWARD, a lieut. 7th regt. dragoons, b. 29 Aug. 1787, drowned on the Manaclerock, near Helston, co. Cornwall, on his return from Corunna, in Spain, 22 Jan. 1809.

4. WILLIAM, capt. R.N., b. 27 Oct. 1788, m., 9 July 1812, Elizabeth, eldest da. of Samuel Whitbread, of Cardington, co. Bedford, esq., and has issue,

1. Elizabeth, b. 25 Aug. 1813, d. 29 Aug.

1818.

2. William-Frederick, b. 29 June 1816. 3. Samuel, b. 13 Sept. 1817.

4. Elizabeth, b. 17 June 1819.

5. Laura, b. 17 March 1821.

6. Maria, b. 14 Jan. 1824.
7. George, b. 30 Sept. 1825.
8. Mary, b. 25 June 1827.

5. WILHELMINA-MARIA, b. 14 July 1783, m., 26 Jan. 1804, Nathaniel Micklethwaite, esq., of Taverham, co. Norfolk, and d. at

Navestock, co. Essex, 20 Feb. 1805.

His lordship d. 17 Oct. 1789, and was succeeded by his eldest son,

GEORGE, 5th earl, b. 12 July 1784, who was unfortunately drowned in the Thames, near Eton, 29 June 1794, and was succeeded by his brother,

JOHN-JAMES, 6th earl, sometime a lieut.col. in the army, b. 30 July 1785; m., at Paris, 3 Oct. 1815, and in England, Anne, 3d daughter of mr. William King, of Hastings, co. Sussex, and had issue,

I. GEORGE-EDWARD, present earl. 2. ANNETTE-LAURA-MARIA, b. 23 March 1818.

3. WILLIAM-ARTHUR, b. 20 June 1820, d. 6 May 1821.

4. FREDERICK-JOHN-WILLIAM, b. 25 Oct. 1821, d. at Paris, 1822.

5. HORATIA-ELIZABETH, 6. 2 Nov. 1823. 6. IDA-ANNA, b. 11 July 1825.

His lordship d. 30 July 1835, and was sueceeded by his eldest son,

GEORGE-EDWARD, present and 7th earl. Heir Presumptive-Hon. WILLIAM WALDEGRAVE, his lordship's uncle.

Creations-Baronet, 1 Aug. 1643; Baron, 20 Jan. 1686; Viscount and Earl, 13 Sept. 1729.

Arms-Per pale argent and gules.

Crest-Out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich feathers, the first two argent, the third per pale argent and gules, and the last two gules.

Supporters Two talbots sable, ears gold, each gorged with a mural coronet argent. Motto-Passes avant. Pass onward.

Of this family, which assumed their surname from the town of ASHBURNHAM, CO. Sussex, was PIERS, lord of Ashburnham, whose son, Anchitel, had a son, Bertram, who, temp. king Harold, was sheriff cos. Sussex, Surrey, and Kent, and constable of Dover Castle, which he defended against William the Conqueror. STEPHEN DE ASHBURNHAM was a benefactor to Battle-Abbey. Reginald de Ashburnham held two knight's fees of John, earl of Ewe, temp. Henry II. His descendant, John Ashburnham, was sheriff cos. Surrey and Sussex 1401. grandson Thomas, 1433, had two sons: 1. John, ancestor of the earl; and 2. Richard, ancestor of the present Sir William Ashburnham, bart.: 8th in descent from John was,

His

JOHN ASHBURNHAM, created baron Ashburnham, 20 May 1689, b. 15 Jan. 1655-6, m., 22 July 1677, Bridget, da. and h. of Walter Vaughan, of Porthammel House, co. Brecknock, esq., and had issue,

1. JANE, m. James Hayes, esq., and d. Aug. 1731.

2. ELIZABETH, m., 1st, Robert Cholmondeley, of Holford, co. Chester, esq., and, 2dly, Seymour Cholmondeley, esq., and d. 25 Jan. 1732.

3. WILLIAM, 2d lord. 4. JOHN, 3d lord.

5. BERTRAM, d. 1743.

His lordship d. 22 Jan. 1710, and was succeeded by his eldest son,

WILLIAM, 2d lord, b. 20 May 1675, m. Catherine, da. and h. of Thomas Taylor,

of Clapham, co. Bedford, esq., but d. without issue, 16 June 1710, (and his lady 11 July following,) and was succeeded by his brother,

JOHN, 3d lord, b. 13 March 1687; created by George II., 14 May 1730, viscount St. Asaph, and earl of Ashburnham; m., 1st, 21 Oct. 1710, Mary Butler, da. of James, duke of Ormond, who d. without surviving issue, 12 Jan. 1712. Hem., 2dly, 24 July 1714, Henrietta, da. of William, 9th earl of Derby, and widow of John Annesley, earl of Anglesey, and by her (who d. 26 June 1718) had issue,

1. HENRIETTA-BRIDGET, d. unm. 8 Aug. 1732.

His lordship m., 3dly, Jemima de Grey, da. of Henry de Grey, duke of Kent, and by her (who d. 27 July 1731) had,

2. JOHN, 2d earl.

The earl d. 10 March 1737, and was succeeded by his son,

JOHN, 2d earl, b. 30 Oct. 1724, m., 28 June 1756, Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of John Crawley, esq., alderman of London, and by her (who d. 6 Feb. 1781) had issue,

1. GEORGE, d. an infant, 1758. 2. GEORGE, 3d earl.

3. HENRIETTA-THEODOSIA, b. 8 Nov. 1759.

4. JEMIMA-ELIZABETH, b. 1 Jan. 1762, m. James, 3d duke of Montrose, K.G.

5. ELIZABETH-FRANCES, b. 10 May 1763. 6. THEODOSIA-MARIA, b. 16 June 1765, m., 4 June 1788, Robert Vyner, of Gantby, co. Lincoln, esq., who d. 13 March 1810, and her ladyship 30 Nov. 1822.

The earl d. 8 April 1812, aged 88, and was succeeded by his son,

GEORGE, 3d earl, b. 25 Dec. 1760, summoned to the house of peers, and placed in his father's barony of Ashburnham, 16 Oct. 1804, and elected K.G. 1829; m., 1st, 28 Aug. 1784, lady Sophia Thynne, 3d da. of Thomas, 1st marquess of Bath, and by her (who d. 9 April 1791) had issue,

1. GEORGE, Viscount St. Asaph, b. 9 Oct. 1785, d. unm. 7 June 1813.

2. ELIZABETH-SOPHIA, b. 16 Sept. 1786.

3. SOPHIA, b. 26 March 1788, d. 16 July 1807.

4. JOHN, b. 3 June 1789, ensign 3d footguards, drowned at sea, unm., 1810.

The earl m., 2dly, 25 July 1795, lady Charlotte Percy, eldest da. of Algernon, earl of Beverley, and had issue,

5. WILLIAM, b. 19 Jan. 1797, d. young. 6. BERTRAM, present earl.

7. PERCY, b. 22 Nov. 1799.

8. CHARLOTTE-SUSAN, b. 23 Feb. 1801. 9. THEDOSIA-JULIA, b. 27 March 1802. 10. CHARLES, secretary of legation to the United Mexican States, b. 23 March 1803, m., 6 Feb. 1832, Sarah-Joanna, 2d da. of William Murray, of Jamaica, esq., and has had a da., still-born, 20 May 1833.

11. THOMAS, lieut.-col. in the army. 12. GEORGINA-JEMIMA, b. 11 May 1805, m., 28 Feb. 1828, Henry-Revely Mitford, of Exbury, Hants, esq.

13. JANE-HENRIETTA, b. 19 July 1809, m., 19 May 1836, Charles-Henry Swinburne, esq., commander R.N., 2d son of sir John Swinburne, bart.

14. CATHERINE - FRANCES, b. 31 March 1812. 15. ELEANOR - ISABEL - BRIDGET, b. 28 July 1814.

16. MARY-AGNES-BLANCHE, b. 23 Jan. 1816.

17. REGINALD, b. 2 Feb. 1819, d. 5 March 1830. The earl d. 17 Oct. 1830, and was succeeded by his eldest surviving son,

PERCY

BERTRAM, present and 4th earl. Heir Presumptive- The hon. ASHBURNHAM, the earl's next brother. Creations-Baron, 20 May 1689; Viscount and Earl, 14 May 1730.

Arms-Gules, a fess between six mullets

argent.

Crest-Out of a ducal coronet or, an ash tree proper.

Supporters Two greyhounds sable, the face, breast, belly, and feet argent, collared and lined or.

Motto-Le roi et l'estat. The king and the state.

WILLIAM STANHOPE, 1st earl of Harrington, was great-grandson of sir John Stanhope, of Elvaston, co. Derby, halfbrother of Philip, 1st earl of Chesterfield

(see that title). The earl was, May 1730, appointed secretary of state, and, Sept. 1747, lord-lieutenant of Ireland, a brigadier-general in the army, and ambassador to the

king of Spain. King George II., in consideration of his great services at the negotiations at Seville, was pleased to advance him, 6 Jan. 1730, to the title of baron Harrington, and, 9 Feb. 1742, to the dignity of viscount Petersham and earl of Harrington, m. Anne, da. and h. of Edward Griffith, esq., and by her (who d. in childbed 18 Dec. 1719) had issue,

1. WILLIAM, 2d earl.

2. THOMAS, twin with William, d. unm., 1742.

The earl d. 8 Dec. 1756, and was succeeded by his only surviving son,

WILLIAM, 2d earl, a gen. in the army, and colonel in the 2d troop of horse grenadier-guards, b. 18 Dec. 1719, m., 11 Aug. 1746, Caroline Fitzroy, eldest da. of Charles, 2d duke of Grafton, by whom (who d. 26 June 1784) he had issue,

1. CAROLINE, b. 11 March 1747, m., 7 Oct. 1765, Kenneth Mackenzie, earl of Seaforth.

2. ISABELLA, b. 4 April 1748, m. Charles, 1st earl of Sefton.

3. AMELIA, b. 24 May 1749, m. Richard Barry, 6th earl of Barrymore.

4. HENRIETTA, b. 26 Oct. 1750, m. Thomas, 2d lord Foley.

5. CHARLES, 3d earl.

6. HENRY-FITZROY, b. 1754, m. miss Falconer, and d. 20 Aug. 1828, leaving issue,

1. Robert-Henry, b. 21 April 1802, capt. R.N., m., 29 March 1830, Elizabeth-Rosamond, da. of James Ward, of Willey Place, Surrey, esq.

2. Harriett, m. Charles, lord Southamp

ton.

7. ANNA-MARIA, b. 31 March 1760, m., 1st, 25 Jan. 1782, Thomas, duke of Newcastle; and, 2dly, lieut.-gen. Charles Craufurd, G.C.B., brother to sir James Craufurd, bart., and d. April 1821.

The earl d. 1 April 1770, and was succeeded by his eldest son,

CHARLES, 3d earl, a general in the army, governor of Windsor Castle, colonel of the first life-guards, and G.C.H.; b. 20 March 1753; m., 22 May 1779, Jane, da. and co-h. of sir John Fleming, of Brompton Park, co. Middlesex, bart., and by her (who d. 3 Feb. 1824) had issue, 1. CHARLES, present earl.

2. LINCOLN-EDWIN-ROBERT, b. 26 Nov. 1781, col. in the army, and C.B.

3. ANNA-MARIA, 6. 3 Sept. 1783, m. Frances, marquess of Tavistock.

4. LEICESTER FITZGERALD - CHARLES, col. in the army, and C.B., b. 2 Sept. 1784, m., 23 April, 1831, Elizabeth-William, only child of William Green, of Jamaica, esq., and has issue,

Anna-Carolina, b. 16 July 1832.

5. WILLIAM-SEFTON-GEORGE, b. 29 Dec. 1785, d. Feb. 1786.

6. FITZROY-HENRY-RICHARD, in holy orders, rector of Catton, co. York, b. 24 April 1787, m., 8 Nov. 1808, Caroline Wyndham, (da. of the hon. Charles Wyndham,) and has issue,

1. Charles-Wyndham, b. 16 Aug. 1809. 2. Fitzroy, b. 4 Sept. d. 10 Oct. 1810. 3. Fitzroy, b. 5 Sept. 1812, d. June 1823. 4. Percy, b. 27 Aug. 1828; and other children.

6. Sir FRANCIS-CHARLES, K.C.H., major in the army, usher of the black rod to the order of St. Patrick, b. 29 Sept. 1788, m. Hannah, da. of Wilson, of College Green, Dublin, and has issue,

1. Frances; 2. Augusta; 3. Charles. 7. HENRY, b. 2 Aug. 1790.

8. CAROLINA-ANNE, b. 20 Nov. 1791. 9. CHARLOTTE-AUGUSTA, b. 15 Feb. 1793, m. Augustus-Frederick, duke of Leinster. 10. AUGUSTUS, b. 25 March 1794, d. unm. 8 Dec. 1830.

The earl d. 15 Sept. 1829, and was sueceeded by his eldest son,

CHARLES, present and 4th earl.

Heir Presumptive-The hon. col. LINCOLN-EDWIN-ROBERT-STANHOPE, the earl's

next brother.

THE family of Wallop derive their name from the lordship of Wallop, co. Hants, where they held a knight's fee temp. Henry II., 1154. Richard de Wallop represented the co. Hants in Parliament, 1327. Thomas, his great-grandson, was also a knight of the shire for Hampshire, and obtained the estate of Farley Wallop by marriage with Margaret, da. and co-h. of Nicholas Valaynes, lord of Farley, co. Hants. His lineal descendant, sir John Wallop, served as a captain in the expedition to Brittany, under lord Edward Howard, 4 Henry VIII.; two years afterwards he commanded a fleet sent against the coast of Normandy, where he burnt twenty-one villages and towns; 1533, he was ambassador to France; 1543, elected a K.G. He d. at Guines, 1550, having filled many important situations. His brother, sir Oliver Wallop, was knighted for his bravery at the great battle of Musselborough, 18 Sept. 1547; he was father of sir Henry Wallop, vice treasurer and treasurer of war, in Ireland, and one of the lords justices, 1582; he had the honour of a visit from queen Elizabeth, 1591, at his seat of Farley Wallop, co. Hants, and d. in Dublin, 1599. His grandson, Robert Wallop, of Farley Wallop, was knight of the shire co. Hants, in the first two parliaments of Charles I., and was appointed one of the judges, by the army junto, for the trial of that monarch: he complied so much with their desires as to sit in the painted chamber, but did not sign the warrant for the king's execution; d. in the Tower of London 1667, and his remains were interred at Farley Wallop. He left issue by Anne Wriothesley, da. of Henry, earl of Southampton, an only son, Henry, whose third but eldest surviving son, John, was father of

JOHN WALLOP, 1st earl of Portsmouth, member co. Hants, 1715; a lord of the treasury, 1717; created viscount Lymington, and baron Wallop, of Farley Wallop, 1720; and further advanced to the dignity of earl of Portsmouth, 11 April 1743. The earl m., 1st, 25 May 1716, Bridget, eldest da. of Charles Bennet, 1st earl of Tankerville, by which lady (who d. Oct. 1738) he had issue 6 sons and 4 das., all of whom d. infants, or unm., except the eldest son,

JOHN, Viscount Lymington, 5. 3 Aug, 1718, m., 12 July 1740, Catherine, da. and h. of John Conduit, esq., by a niece and co-h. of the celebrated sir Isaac Newton, and dying 1749, left issue by his lady, (who d. 15 April 1750,)

1. JOHN, 2d earl.

2. Henry, in the army, and groom of the bedchamber to king George III., d. Aug. 1794.

3. Barton, master of Magdalen College, Cambridge, b. 3 Jan. 1744, m., May 1771, miss Camilla-Powlett Smith, of Crux Easton, co. Hants, and d. 1 Sept. 1781, leaving issue, 1. Urania - Catherine - Camilla, b. 23 Nov. 1774, m., 26 March 1813, the rev. Henry Wake, rector of Wallop, co. Hants, vicar of Mere, co. Wilts, and d. 31 Dec. 1814; 2. a posthumous son, William Barton, b. 24 Dec. 1781, captain in the Nova Scotia fencibles, m., 21 Sept. 1807, miss Ward, of St. John's, New Brunswick, North America, and d. Dec.

1824, leaving issue by her (who d. Nov. 1812) Barton Powlett, b. 6 Sept. 1808, Newton-Ward, b. July 1810, and Henrietta, b. Dec. 1811.

4. Bennet, b. 29 Jan. 1745, d. 12 Feb. 1815, leaving issue one son.

5. Catharine, b. 3 Jan. 1746, m., 3 Oct. 1770, the hon. Lockhart Gordon, son of John, 3d earl of Aboyne, in Scotland. His lordship m., 2dly, 4 June 1741, Elizabeth, da. and co-h. (with the mother of sir John Griffin, baron Howard de Walden) of James, lord Griffin, and widow of Henry Grey, esq., of Billingbear, co. Berks, by whom (who d. July 1762) he had no issue. The earl d. 23 Nov. 1762, and was succeeded by his grandson,

JOHN, 2d earl, b. 29 June 1742, m., 27 Aug. 1763, Urania, da. of Coulson Fellowes, of Eggsford, co. Devon, esq., and by her (who d. 29 Jan. 1812) had issue,

1. JOHN-CHARLES, present earl.

2. NEWTON, b. 26 June 1772, who succeeded to the estates of his maternal uncle, Henry-Arthur Fellowes, of Eggsford, co. Devon, esq., and, 9 Aug. 1794, received his majesty's license to use the name and arms of FELLOWES only; m., 1st, 30 Jan. 1795, Frances, youngest da. of the rev. Castell Sherard, and by her (who d. 15 March 1819) had issue,

1. Fanny-Jane-Urania, b. 25 Dec. 1796, d. 23 Aug. 1814.

2. Henrietta-Caroline, b. 10 July 1798, m., Jan. 1827, Joseph Chichester, esq.

3. Henry-Arthur-Wallop, b. 29 Oct. 1799, sometime M.P. for Andover.

4. Newton-John-Alexander, b. 27 March 1801, d. Sept. following.

5. Louisa-Maria, b. 23 July 1802, d. March 1803.

Newton Fellowes, esq., m., 2dly, 27 June 1820, Catharine, 2d da. of Hugh, earl Fortescue, and has,

6. Catherine, b. 15 May 1821.

7. Hester-Urania, b. 13 June 1822.
8. Isaac-Newton, b. 11 Jan. 1825.

3. COULSON, b. 19 Sept. 1774, d. at Verdun, in France, 31 Aug. 1807, m., 2 April 1802, Catherine-Townley, da. of Maurice Keatinge, esq., by whom he had no issue.

4. WILLIAM-FELLOWES, b. 20 May 1784, d. 20 Nov. 1790.

5. URANIA-ANNABELLA, b. 1 June 1769. 6. CAMILLA-MARY, b. 8 Nov. 1770, d. 10 Sept. 1789.

7. HENRIETTA - DOROTHEA, b. 6 May 1780, m., 19 Jan. 1815, the rev. John-Conyers Churchill.

8. EMMA-MARIA, b. 13 Aug. 1781, d. 22 May 1798.

His lordship d. 16 May 1797, and was succeeded by his son,

JOHN-CHARLES, the present and 3d earl. Heir Presumptive -The hon. NEWTON FELLOWES, brother to the present earl. Creations-Baron and Viscount, 11 June 1720; and Earl, 11 April 1743.

Arms Argent, a bend wavy sable.
Crest-A mermaid proper.

Supporters-Two chamoises, or wild goats, sable, being the supporters of sir John Wallop, K.G., who d. 1551.

Motto En suivant la verité. By following truth.

SIR EDWARD GREVILLE, knighted at the battle of the Spurs, had issue, John, ancestor of the Grevilles of Milcote, and sir Fulke, who m. Elizabeth, sole heiress of the Willoughbys of Brooke, and by her grandmother descended from the old earls of Warwick. Sir Fulke d. 1559, and his grand

son,

Sir FULKE GREVILLE, K.B., was created baron Brooke, of Beauchamp Court, 9 Jan. 1620, remainder to his cousin, Robert Greville; he obtained of James I. a grant of the ruinous castle of Warwick, and d. 20 Sept. 1628, of a wound received by the stab of one Heywood, a servant. His sister, MARGARET GREVILLE, carried the ancient barony of Willoughby de Brooke into the family of VERNEY; but the title of baron Brooke, of Beauchamp Court, devolved on his cousin and heir male,

ROBERT Greville, above named, 2d lord Brooke, a parliamentary general in the civil wars, who was slain at Lichfield, 1642, leaving issue, FRANCIS, ROBERT, and FULKE, successively lords Brooke; the last of whom, dying 22 Oct. 1710, was succeeded by his grandson,

FULKE, 6th lord, who survived his grandfather only 4 months, and dying unm., was succeeded by his only brother,

WILLIAM, 7th lord, who by Mary, his wife, da. and co-h. of Henry Thynne, esq., only son of Thomas, viscount Weymouth, left an only son,

FRANCIS, 8th lord, b. 1719, succeeded his father, 28 July 1727, created, 7 July 1746, earl Brooke, and 13 Nov. 1759, earl of Warwick; m., 16 May 1742, Elizabeth, eldest da. of lord Archibald Hamilton, son of William, duke of Hamilton, by whom (who outlived his lordship, and m., 2dly, general Clarke, and d. 24 Feb. 1800, without issue by her 2d marriage,) he had issue,

1. LOUISA-AUGUSTA, b. 14 April 1748, m., 23 April 1770, William Churchill, esq., of Henbury, co. Dorset.

2. FRANCES-ELIZABETH, b. 11 May 1744, m., 17 July 1764, sir Harry Harpur, bart., who d. 1787, and she d. 7 April 1825.

3. CHARLOTTE-MARY, b. 6 July 1745, m. John Stuart, 8th earl of Galloway.

4. GEORGE, 2d earl.

5. ISABELLA, b. 1 March 1748, and d. the same day.

6. CHARLES-FRANCIS, b. 12 May 1749, d.

unm., 23 April 1809.

7. ROBERT FULKE, F.R.S., A.S., and L.S., b. 3 Feb. 1751, m., 19 Oct. 1797, Louisa, countess of Mansfield, mother of the present earl of Mansfield, and d. 27 April 1824, leaving issue,

1. Robert-Fulke, b. 1 Dec. 1800, m., 25 April 1822, Cecilia, da. of Charles Locke, esq., and has issue, William-Hamilton, b. 29 Oct. 1826.

2. Georgiana, b. 28 July 1798, m., 16 Dec. 1824, the hon. lieut.-col. Cathcart.

3. Louisa, b. 8 Jan. 1800, m., 15 Dec. 1825, the rev. Daniel-Heneage Finch-Hatton.

8. ANNE, b. 26 Aug. 1760, d. 26 May 1783. His lordship d. 6 July 1773, and was succeeded by his eldest son,

GEORGE, 2d earl, b. 16 Sept. 1746, m., 1st, 1 April 1771, Georgiana, only da. of James, 1st lord Selsey, and by her (who d. 1 April 1772) had issue,

1. GEORGE, lord Brooke, b. 25 March 1772, d. 2 May 1786.

And 2dly, 9 July 1776, Henrietta, da. of Richard Vernon, esq., (by Evelyn, countess of Upper Ossory, da. of John, 1st earl Gower,) and had issue,

2. HENRY-RICHARD, present earl.

3. Sir CHARLES-JOHN, K.C.B., major-general, col. 38th foot, b. 5 April 1780, d. 2 Dec. 1836.

4. ROBERT, b. 1782, d. 16 July 1802. 5. ELIZABETH, b. 1784, d. 23 Jan. 1806. 6. HENRIETTA-LOUISA, b. 1785, m. Thomas Scott, 2d earl of Clonmel.

7. CAROLINE, b. 3 Oct. 1787.

8. AUGUSTA SOPHIA, m. Heneage, 5th earl of Aylesford.

9. LOUISA.

10. CHARLOTTE, b. Sept. 1796.

The earl d. 2 May 1816, and was succeeded by his eldest son,

HENRY, present and 3d earl.

Heir Apparent - GEORGE GUY, lord BROOKE, the earl's son.

Creations Baron, 9 Jan. 1620; Earl Brooke, 7 July 1746; and Earl of Warwick, 13 Nov. 1759.

Arms-Sable, on a cross within a bordure engrailed or, five pellets.

Crests-1st. Out of a ducal coronet gules, a demi swan, with wings expanded and ele vated argent. 2d. A bear sejant, supporting a ragged staff argent, and muzzled gules.