WILLIAM-LEWIS HUGHES, BARON DINORBEN, of Kinmel Park, co. Denbigh, so created 10 Sept. 1831; Colonel-Commandant of the Anglesea Militia; born 10 Nov. 1767; married, 8 March 1804, CharlotteMargaret, youngest da. of Ralph-William Grey, of Backworth, esq., by whom (who d. 22 Jan. 1835) he had issue,- 1. CHARLOTTE-MARY, b. 23 June 1805, m., 27 May 1828, Richard, now sir Richard-Bulkeley Williams-Bulkeley, bart., and d. 11 May 1829;—— -2. EDWARD-LEWIS, b. 5 Nov. 1806, d. 5 March 1814; 3. ELIZA-ANNE, b. 25 July 1810, d. Jan. 1815; -4. MARY-MARTHA, b. 5 June 1813, m., Dec. 1835, AlanLegge, lord Gardner ;- 5. FRANCES. MARGARET, b. 12 Oct. 1814; 6. LAURA, b. 28 Oct., d. 28 Nov. 1816; —7. CAROLINE-ANNE, b. 18 Dec. 1817, d. 19 April 1832; 8. EMILY, b. 7 Dec. 1818; AUGUSTA, b. 18 July 1820, d. 7 March 1822; LEWIS, 6. 9 Nov. 1821. THE rev. Edward Hughes, of Kinmel Park, co. Denbigh, (son of Hugh Hughes, of Llaniog, co. Anglesea, esq. who d. 1774, and of Mary Griffith, his wife,) m., 16 Aug. 1765, Mary, youngest da. and co-h. of the rev. Robert Lewis, of Llysdulles, co. Anglesea, and had issue, 1. MARGARET, b. 2 July 1766, m. Owen Williams, of Temple House, co. Bucks, esq., and d. 1821. 2. WILLIAM-LEWIS, created baron Dinorben as above. 3. HUGH-ROBERT, of Bache Hall, co. Chester, b. 27 April 1774, m., 1st, Barbara, da. of J.-B. Sparrow, of Red Hill, co. Anglesea, esq., (who d. 31 Dec. 1824,) and has issue, 1. Mary-Anne; 2. Margaret. 3. Harriett; 4. Anne-Barbara. He m., 2dly, 12 June 1826, Anne, da. of Thomas Lance, of Wavertree, near Liverpool, and had issue, 5. Hugh, b. 11 June 1827. 6. Edward-Owen, b. 20 June 1829, d. 25 Sept. 1830. 9. 10. WILLIAM 7. Adelaide, b. 29 July 1830. 4. ANNE, b. 26 Oct. 1775, m., June 1799, the late sir Robert Williams, of Fryers, co. Anglesea, and Nant, co. Carnarvon, bart., who d. 1 Dec. 1830. 5. JAMES, b. 12 Nov. 1778, lieut.-col. 6. MARTHA, b. 13 Nov. 1780, m., 1st, Kenrick Lloyd, esq., brother of lord Mostyn, and 2dly, sir Henry Wyatt. 7. MARY-HESTER, b. 8 Aug. 1787. Heir Apparent-The hon. WILLIAM LEWIS HUGHES, his lordship's only son. Creation-10 Sept. 1831. Arms-Gules, two lions passant, between three roses in pale argent. Crest-Out of a crown vallery a demi lion argent, supporting in his paws an ancient pike proper. Supporters-Dexter, an ancient Briton, supporting an ancient pike, all proper. Sinister, a dragon, wings elevated, vert, charged on the shoulder with a rose argent. Motto-Rhad duw a rhyddid. VALENTINE-BROWNE LAWLESS, BARON CLONCURRY, of Cloncurry, co. Kildare, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, and Baron Cloncurry, in the Peerage of Ireland. JAMES SAUMAREZ, BARON DE SAUMAREZ, in the Isle of Guernsey, and a Baronet, in holy orders, rector of Huggate, co. York, born 9 Oct. 1789, succeeded his father, James, late lord, 9 Oct. 1836; married, Sept. 1814, Mary, 2d da. of vice-admiral William Lechmere. His lordship is descended from a very ancient and respectable family in the island of Jersey. The original family name is DeSausmares, which continues to be used by the eldest branch of the family. MATTHEW (3d son of Matthew de Saumarez, esq., lord of the seignory of Saumarez, in Guernsey, by Anne, da. of Durell, of Guernsey, esq.) m., 1st, Susannah, da. of Thomas Dumaresq, of Jersey, esq., and had issue, 1. SUSANNAH, m. Henry Brock, of Jersey, esq. He m., 2dly, Carteret, da. of James Le Marchant, esq., and had issue, 2. PHILIP, a lieut. R.N., d. 3. JOHN, b. 1755, m. Judith, da. of William Brock, esq., and d. 2 Feb. 1832. 4. JAMES, of whom hereafter. 5. Sir THOMAS, knighted 1795, a lieut.gen. in the army, served in the American war in the royal Welch fusileers, and was employed in various services until the surrender of the forces under earl Cornwallis, at York Town, m. Harriet, da. of William Brock, esq. 6. RICHARD, of Newington, co. Surrey, F.R. and A.S., surgeon, d. 27 Jan. 1835, æt. 70, leaving issue, of whom, Carteret, eldest da., m., Feb. 1827, John Gimingham, esq. 7. NICHOLAS, late collector-general of the revenues in Ceylon. 8. ANNE, m. Isaac Dobree, esq. 9. CHARLOTTE, m. Nicholas Dobree, in holy orders, A.M., rector of St. Mary de Castro, in Guernsey. 10. MARY. 11. CARTERET, m. Peter Listron, esq. Matthew Saumarez, esq., was lost at sea, in his passage from Guernsey. JAMES, 1st lord de Saumarez, was for his distinguished naval services created a baronet 13 June 1801; G.C.B. and grand cross of the Swedish order of the Sword, admiral of the red, and general of the royal marine forces; elevated to the peerage, by patent, 15 Sept. 1831; b. 11 March 1757: m., 27 Oct. 1788, Martha, da. and h. of Thomas le Marchant, of the island of Guernsey, esq., and had issue, 1. JAMES, present lord. 2. THOMAS-LE-MARCHANT, b. 30 Oct. 1803, in the army, m., 1 Oct. 1829, CatherineSpencer A. Beresford, youngest da. of col. Spencer-Thomas Vassall, and d. 4 July 1834. 3. JOHN-ST.-VINCENT, b. 28 May 1806, in the army. 4. MARY-DOBREE, d. unm. Sept. 1812. 5. MARTHA-HARRIET. 6. CARTERET, d. 19 June 1814. 7. AMELIA, m., 3 Sept. 1822, William Young Herries, of Spottes Hall, co. Dumfries, esq., only son of Alexander Young, of Harburne, in Mid Lothian, esq. His lordship d. 9 Oct. 1836, and was suoceeded by his eldest son, JAMES, present and 2d lord. Heir Presumptive-Hon. JOHN-ST.-VINCENT SAUMAREZ, his lordship's next surviving brother. Creations-Baronet, 13 June 1801; Baron, 15 Sept. 1831. Arms Argent on a chevron gules, between three leopards' faces sable, as many castles triple towered or, a crescent for difference. Crest-A falcon, displayed proper, charged with a crescent for difference. Supporters-Derter, an unicorn, tail between the legs, argent navally gorged azure, charged on the breast with a castle triple towered or. Sinister, a greyhound argent collared gules, rimmed or, charged on the breast with a wreath of laurel, encircling an anchor sable. Motto-In Deo spero. I hope in God. FRANCIS-GODOLPHIN OSBORNE, BARON GODOLPHIN, of Farnham Royal, co. Bucks; so created 14 May 1832; born 18 Oct. 1777; married, 31 March 1800, the hon. Elizabeth-Charlotte Eden, da. of William, 1st lord Auckland, and has issue,- -1. FRANCIS-GODOLPHIN, b. 26 May 1801, d. 2 Feb. 1802;- -2. GEORGE-GODOLPHIN, b. 16 July 1802, m., 21 Oct. 1824, miss Stewart, and has issue, 1. HarrietEmma-Godolphin, b. 5 Sept. 1825, d. 14 Aug. 1832; 2. George-FrancisGodolphin, b. 7 March 1827, d. April 1828; 3. George-Godolphin, b. 11 Aug. 1828; 4. Francis-George-Godolphin, b. 6 April 1830; 5. SusanGeorgiana, twin with Francis-George; 6. Granville-Theodore, b. 27 Nov. 1831, d. 10 Jan. 1833; 7. a son, b. 14 June 1834; 8. a son, b. 28 Aug. 1835; 9. a da., b. 20 Feb. 1837; -2. WILLIAM, in the army, b. 29 March 1804, m., Aug. 1832, miss Emma Smith; -3. CHARLOTTE, b. 4 Aug. 1805, m., 1 Aug. 1829, sir Theodore-Henry-Lavington Broadhead, bart.; -4. SYDNEY-GODOLPHIN, in holy orders, vicar of Stoke Poges, co. Bucks, b. 5 Feb. 1808, m., 29 May 1834, Emily, da. of Pascoe Grenfell, of Taplow, co. Bucks, esq., and has issue, 1. a son, b. 28 March 1835; 5. D'ARCY-GODOLPHIN, b. 20 Oct. 1814. His lordship is brother of the DUKE of LEEDS. (See that title.) Heir Apparent-The hon. GEORGE-GODOLPHIN OSBORNE, his lordship's eldest son. Creation-14 May 1832. Arms Quarterly. 1st and 4th. Quarterly, ermine and azure, a cross or-OSBORNE. 2d and 3d. Gules, an eagle with two heads displayed between three fleurs-de-lis, two and one argent-GODOLPHIN. Crests-1st, An heraldic tiger statant or, tufted sable-OSBORNE. 2d. A dolphin embowed sable-GODOLPHIN. Supporters-Two eagles regardant, wings displayed and inverted argent. Mottoes-Pax in bello. Peace in war; and over the crest of Godolphin, Francha leal et oge. LUCIUS-BENTINCK CAREY, BARON HUNSDON, of Scutterskelfe, in the county of York; so created 15 May 1832; also Viscount Falkland, in the Peerage of Scotland. See Viscount FALKLAND, in the Peerage of Scotland. Heir Apparent-His lordship's son. CHARLES-CALLIS WESTERN, BARON WESTERN, of Rivenhall, in the co. of Essex, so created 28 Jan. 1833; representative in several parliaments for the co. of Essex; born 9 Aug. 1767. THE family of Western, which has been seated for several generations at Rivenhall, is descended from Richard Western, citizen of London, who lived about the middle of the 16th century; fifth in descent from him was THOMAS WESTERN, of Rivenhall, esq., m. Mary, 2d sister and co-h. of sir Richard Shirley, of Preston, co. Sussex, birt., and d. 1 April 1733, leaving an or ly child, THOMAS WESTERN, of Riverhall, esq., m. Anne, da. of Robert Cals, esq., and d. May 1765, aged 56, having had issue by her, (who d. Jan. 1776,) 1. THOMAS-SHIRLEY, d. young. 2. CHARLES. 3. THOMAS, in holy orders, LL.B., rector of Rivenhall, b. 1748, m. Mary Osborne, but d. s.p. 2 Sept. 1824. 4. 5. HENRY-CRICHELEY, and JOHN, d. infants. 6. ANNA-MARIA, m., 1768, sir Thomas Shirley, bart. 7. MARGARETTA, d. an infant. 8. FRANCIS. 9. JUDITH, m. Robert Houlton, esq., and had issue. i CHARLES WESTERN, esq., of Rivenhall, son and heir of Thomas, b. 1747, m. FrancesShirley, only da. and h. of William Bollan, of London, esq., (by Frances, sister of sir Thomas Shirley, of Oathall, bart.,) and d. 24 July 1771, leaving issue, 1. CHARLES-CALLIS, created baron Western, as above. 2. SHIRLEY, in holy orders, rector of Rivenhall, 5. 1768, d. um. 30 April 1824. Heir Apparent None. Creation2 Jan. 1.33. Arm Sible, a chevron between two crescents in chief, and a trefoil slipped in base or. C-A demi lion or, holding in the dexter paw a trefoil slipped vert. Supporters Deiter, a lion or, gorged with a collar azure, therefrom pendent, an escutcheon charged with the arms of Western. Simster, a rein deer gules, attired argent, gorged with a ducal coronet or, therefrom pendent, an escutcheon charged with the arms of Shirley, viz. paly of six or and azure a canton ermine. Motto Nee temere, nec timide. rashly, nor diffidently. Neither THOMAS DENMAN, BARON DENMAN, of Dovedale, co. Derby, so created 28 March 1834, P.C.; Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench, born 23 Feb. 1779. His lordship was appointed Solicitor-General to the Queen, 1820; Common Serjeant, 1822; Attorney-General, 1830; knighted 1 Dec. in the same year; and Lord Chief-Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench, Nov. 1832; married, 18 Oct. 1804, Theodosia-Anne, eldest da. of the rev. Richard Vevers, of Saxby, co. Leicester, and has issue,1. THOMAS, barrister-at-law, and marshal and associate to the chief justice of the court of Queen's Bench, b. 30 July 1805, m. Georgiana, da. of the rev. Thomas Roe;-2. CHARLES, b. 1 June 1809, d. young; R -8. 3. JOSEPH, b. 23 June 1810, commander, R.N. ;- -4. RICHARD, b. 13 THE family of Denman was seated at a remote períod in the county of Notting ham. His lordship's grandfather, John Denman, of Bakewell, co. Derby, (son of Thomas Denman, of Bevercoats, in the parish of West-Markham, co. Notts,) m. Elizabeth Buxton, and d. 1752, æt. 58, leaving issue, 1. JOSEPH, of Bakewell, M.D., m. Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of Richard Finney, esq., but d. s.p.s. 21 July 1812, æt. 82, and 2. THOMAS, of Mount Street, Grosvenor Square, M.D., b. 27 June 1733, m., 1770, Elizabeth, da. of Alexander Brodie, of London, esq., and d. 26 Nov. 1815, leaving issue by her, (who d. 19 Jan. 1833, æt. 86,) 1. THOMAS, created lord Denman, as above. -12. -14. 2. MARGARET, m. sir Richard Croft, bart., M.D. 3. SOPHIA, m. Matthew Baillie, of London, M.D. Heir Apparent-Hon. THOMAS DENMAN his lordship's eldest son. Creation-28 March 1834. Arms-Argent, on a chevron between three lions' heads erased gules, three ermine spots, or. Crest-A raven rising proper, in the beak, an annulet or. Supporters-On either side, a lion gules charged on the body with five ermine spots in cross or. Motto-Prudentia et constantia. By prudence and constancy. SOPHIA-ELIZABETH WYKEHAM, BARONESS WENMAN, of Thame Park and Swalcliffe, co. Oxon, so created by patent, 3 June 1834; born 10 March 1790. RICHARD WYKEHAM, of Swalcliffe, co. Oxon, esq., descended of a family long seated at that place, m. Vere-Alicia, da. of the rev. Richard Fiennes, and sister and co-h. of Richard, 6th and last viscount Saye and Sele, and d. 1751, leaving issue by her, (who d. 1768,) 1. WILLIAM-HUMPHREY, of whom hereafter. 2. RICHARD, in holy orders, vicar of Sulgrave and Chacombe, co. Northampton, and Newton-Purcell, co. Oxon, m. Mary, da. of Charles Fox, of Chacombe Priory, Northampton, esq., and had issue, Co. 1. Fiennes Martin Wykeham, of Leeds Castle, co. Kent, and Chacombe Priory aforesaid, esq., m. and has issue. 2. Richard, d. unm. 3. Frances-Vere, m. the rev. William Hughes, clerk, rector of Bradenham, eo. Bucks (who d. 1831). 4. Mary-Lucy, m. rev. Egerton Stafford, vicar of Chacombe, and rector of Thenford, co. Northampton. 3. GEORGE, R.N., m. Mary, da. of Waddington, esq., and d. 1776, leaving issue. 4. VERE, m. rev, Richard Nicholl, D.D. 5. SUSANNA, m. Benjamin Holloway, of Lee Place, co. Oxon, esq. WILLIAM-HUMPHREY WYKEHAM, esq., eldest son, m., 30 Dec. 1768, Sophia, eldest da. of Philip, 5th viscount Wenman, and h. to her brother Philip, 6th viscount Wenman, and d. 1783, leaving issue by her, (who d. 1791,) 1. WILLIAM-RICHARD, of whom hereafter. 2. PHILIP-THOMAS, m., 1st, Aug. 1805, Hester-Louisa, da. of Fiennes Trotman, of Siston Court, co. Gloucester, esq., and had issue, 1. Philip-Thomas-Herbert Wykeham, of Tythrop House, co. Oxon, esq. 2. Aubrey-Wenman. He m., 2dly, his cousin Eliza, eldest da. of Fiennes Wykeham - Martin, esq., and d. 1832. 3. SOPHIA-ANNE, d. unm. 4. HARRIET-MARY, m., 1st, rev. Willoughby Bertie; and 2dly, Edward John son, esq. WILLIAM RICHARD WYKEHAM, esq., eldest son, b. 21 Oct. 1769, m., 1st, Elizabeth, da. of W. Marsh, esq., and had issue, 1. WILLIAM, b. 1791, d. 1798. 2. SOPHIA, created a baroness. |