resigned Nov. 1834, and was created Baron Hatherton aforesaid, by patent, 11 May following; married, 21 Dec. 1812, Hyacinthe-Mary, da. of Richard, marquess Wellesley, and has issue, -1. EDWARD-RICHARD, 6. 31 Dec. 1815; -2. HYACINTHE-ANNE, b. 14 Oct. 1814; -3. EMILY, 6. 16 Nov. 1816, m., 16 Aug. 1832, Charles-Evelyn, viscount Newark, eldest son of Charles-Herbert, earl Manvers ;- -4. CAROLINE-AUGUSTA, b. 16 May 1818. THE family of Littleton has been seated from a remote period in the co. of Worcester. Thomas de Luttelton, temp. Henry III., m., 1st, Emma, da. and h. of sir Simon de Frankley, knt. ; and 2dly, Anselm, da. and h. of William Fitzwarren, of Upton, co. Worcester, justice itinerant and judge of the common pleas; his great-grandda. and h., Elizabeth, m. Thomas Westcote, esq., who thereupon took the surname of Littleton, and was father of sir Thomas Littleton, K.B., judge of the common pleas, and author of the Treatise on Tenures;" by his wife, Joan, da. and co-h. of sir William Burley, knt., and widow of sir Philip Chetwynd, he had 3 sons, whose descendants have all been ennobled, viz. 1. WILLIAM, ancestor of lord Lyttelton. (See that title.) 2. RICHARD, of whom hereafter. 3. THOMAS, of Spetchley, co. Worcester, ancestor of sir Edmund Lyttleton, lord keeper, who was advanced to the dignity of baron Lyttleton, of Mounslow, co. Salop, by patent, 18 Feb. 1640, but dying without male issue, 1645, that title became extinct. RICHARD LITTLETON, 2d son, m. Alice, da. and h. of William Winesbury, of Pillaton hall, co. Stafford, and was father of sir EDWARD LITTLETON, knt., fourth in descent from whom was, EDWARD LITTLETON, of Pillaton Hall, aforesaid, created a baronet, 28 June 1627, m. Hester, 2d da. of sir William Courteen, of London, knt., by whom (who re-m. Thomas Thorne, of Shelvock, co. Salop, esq.,) he had issue, Sir EDWARD, 2d bart., m., 1st, Mary, da. of sir Walter Wrottesley, of Wrottesley, co. Stafford; and 2dly, Joyce, da. of Littleton, of Teddesley-hay, co. Stafford, esq., and d. circa 1709, leaving issue by his first wife, 1. EDWARD, m. Susanna, da. of sir Theophilus Biddulph, and d. 1704, leaving issue, besides 5 das., 1. Sir Edward, 3d bart. 3. Fisher, m. Frances, da. and co-h. of *The family of Walhouse has been for several generations settled in the co. of Stafford; John Walhouse, of Hatherton, living in 1663, m. Mary, da. of Matthew Moreton, of Ingleton, co. Stafford, and had issue three sons, Walter, Matthew, William, from one of whom descended John Walhouse, of Ha James Whitehall, esq., of Pipe Redware, co. Stafford, and had issue, 1. Sir Edward, 4th bart.; 2. Fisher, m. but d. s.p.; 3 Frances, m. Moreton Walhouse*, of Hatherton, co. Stafford, esq. Sir EDWARD LITTLETON, 3d bart., m. Mary, da. of sir Richard Hoare, knt., lord mayor of London, but d. s.p. 2 Jan. 1741-2, and was succeeded by his nephew, Sir EDWARD, 4th bart., m. Frances, eldest da. of Christopher Horton, of Catton, co. Derby, esq., but d. s.p. 28 May 1812, æt. 86, when the baronetcy became extinct; but the estates devolved upon his grand-nephew, who thereupon took the name and arms of Littleton, as before stated. MORETON WALHOUSE, of Hatherton, esq., who m. Frances, the sister of the last-named baronet, had issue, besides several other children, MORETON, who m. Anne, da. of A. Portal, esq., and was father of 1. CLARA. 2. EDWARD-JOHN, created lord Hatherton. 3. CHARLOTTE-ANNE, m., 26 Aug. 1818, rev. George Chetwode, 2d son of sir John Chetwode, bart., and d. Jan. 1837. 4. SOPHIA-ELIZABETH, m., 9 Dec. 1820, hon. Josceline Percy, brother of the earl of Beverley. 5. CAROLINE. Heir Apparent-Hon. EDWARD-RICHARD LITTLETON, his lordship's son. Creation-11 May 1835. Arms-Argent, a chevron, between three escallops sable. Crest-A stag's head caboshed sable, attired or; between the attires, a bugle horn of the first, garnished and pendent from two annulets conjoined gold. Supporters-Dexter, A stag proper, plain collared or, and suspended therefrom, an escutcheon argent, charged with a bugle stringed sable. Sinister, a lion gules, ducally gorged, and suspended from the coronet, an escutcheon, charged as the dexter. Motto-Ung Dieu et ung Roy. One God, and one King. therton, esq., who m. Elizabeth, daughter of Moreton Slaney, esq., of Hayhall, in Yardley, co. Worcester, and d. 10 July 1738, æt. 57, leaving issue by her, (who d. 28 Sept. 1755, æt. 71,) an only child, Moreton Walhouse, mentioned in the text. JOHN BYNG, BARON STRAFFORD, of Harmondsworth, co. Middlesex, so created by patent, dated 12 May 1835; G.C.B., G.C.H., K.M.T., K.S.G., a Lieut.-Gen. in the Army, Colonel of the 29th Foot, and Governor of Londonderry and Culmore. His lordship has twice received the unanimous thanks of both houses of parliament for his services in the Peninsula, and at the battle of Waterloo; and from his Majesty, as an especial mark of his royal approbation of the "signal intrepidity and heroic valour displayed by him in the action fought at Mouguerre, near Bayonne, 18 Dec. 1813," permission that he and his descendants may bear as an honourable augmentation to their armorial bearings, the colours of the 31st regiment of foot, which he had himself planted on that day on the enemy's lines; his lordship married, 1st, 14 June 1804, Mary, eldest da. of Peter Mackenzie, esq., and has issue,-1. GEORGE-STEVENS, M.P. for Chatham, and comptroller of the queen's household, b. 8 June 1806, m., 7 March 1829, Agnes, da. of Henry-William, marquess of Anglesey, and has issue, 1. GeorgeHenry-Charles, b. 22 Feb. 1830; 2. Henry-William-John, b. 21 Aug. 1831; 3. Agnes-Mary-Georgiana, b. 29 Oct. 1833; 4. Francis-Edmund-Cecil, b. 15 Jan. 1835; 5. a da., b. 25 May 1838. His lordship m., 2dly, 9 May 1808, Marianne, 2d da. of sir Walter-James James, bart., and has issue, 2. HARRIET-FRANCES, b. 1809, m., 14 June 1828, captain Charles Ramsden, 60th foot; --3. FRANCES, b. 27 June 1810;4. CAROLINEFRANCES, b. 17 Sept. 1811, m., 18 Aug. 1835, sir Walter-George Stirling, bart.;5. WILLIAM-FREDERICK, in the army. THE hon. ROBERT BYNG, 3d son of George, 1st viscount Torrington, (see that title,) was appointed one of the cominissioners of the navy, 21 June 1731, and in 1739, governor of Barbadoes; he m., 19 Dec. 1734, Elizabeth, da. and co-h. of Jonathan Forward, esq., and had issue, 1. ROBERT, smothered in the black-hole at Calcutta, 20 June 1756. 2. JOHN, d. 1764. 3. GEORGE. George Byng, esq., 3d son, b. 1735, M.P. in several parliaments for Middlesex, m., 5 March 1761, Anne, da. of the right hon. William Conolly, of Castletown, in Ireland, esq., (by Anne, his wife, da. and at length co-h. of Thomas Wentworth, earl of Strafford, so created 4 Sept. 1711,) and d. 1789, leaving issue, 1. GEORGE, of Wrotham Park, co. Middlesex, M.P. for that co., b. 17 May 1764, m. Harriet, da. of sir William Montgomery, bart. Heir Apparent-Hon. GEORGE-STEVENS BYNG, his lordship's son. Creation-12 May 1835. Arms Quarterly, sable and argent, in the first quarter a lion rampant of the second; over all (for an honourable augmentation) in bend sinister, a representation of the colours of the 31st regiment of foot. Crests-1st (of honourable augmentation). Out of a mural crown, an arm embowed, grasping the colour of the said regiment, and pendent from the wrist by a riband, the gold cross, presented by his majesty's command as a mark of his royal approbation for his distinguished services, and on an escroll, the word "Mouguerre." 2d. An heraldic antelope ermine, attired and crined or. Supporters-Dexter, an heraldic antelope ermine, attired and crined or. Sinister, a lion or. Motto-Tuebor. I will defend. ARCHIBALD ACHESON, BARON WORLINGHAM, of Beccles, co. Suffolk, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, so created 13 June 1835; Earl of Gosford, Viscount and Baron Gosford, &c., in the Peerage of Ireland. See EARL of GOSFORD, in the Peerage of Acheson, the earl's son. Ireland. Heir Apparent - ARCHIBALD, viscount Creation-13 June 1835. CHARLES-CHRISTOPHER PEPYS, BARON COTTENHAM, of Cottenham, co. Cambridge, so created by patent, 20 Jan. 1836; P.C., D.C.L., Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, Official Visitor of Oriel College, Oxford, and of Pembroke and Catharine Halls, Cambridge, and an Official Trustee of the British and Hunterian Museums. His lordship was called to the bar by the Society of Lincoln's Inn, 23 Nov. 1804; appointed a King's Counsel, 1826; Solicitor-general to the Queen, 1830; received the honour of Knighthood, 26 Feb. 1834, on being appointed Solicitor-general to the King; on the 29 Sept. in the same year he suc ceeded Sir John Leach as Master of the Rolls, and was sworn a Member of the Privy Council, and 23 April 1835, was appointed one of the Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal, and so continued till his elevation to the woolsack in Jan. following; born 29 April 1781, married, 30 June 1821, Caroline, da. of William Wingfield, esq., by Lady Charlotte-Maria, da. of Henry, 1st earl of Digby, and has issue,- -1. CHARLOTTE-MARIA ;2. FRANCES-MARY, b. 1823 ;-3. CHARLES-EDWARD, b. 30 April 1824; 4. WILLIAM-JOHN, b. 15 Aug. 1825; July 1828;- 6. EMILY-HARRIET, b. 1829; THE family of Pepys is of considerable antiquity in the county of Cambridge. William Pepys of Cottenham, in that county, son of Robert Pepys, m. Margaret, da. of Robert Whiston, of Cambridge, and left issue two sons, viz. John, ancestor of a branch of the family settled in Norfolk, and William, m. Alice, da. of John Smith, of Wighton, co. Norfolk, whose son, John d. circa 1589, leaving issue by his wife, Edith, da. and h. of sir Edmund Talbot, of the Isle of Ely, 1. JOHN, of whom hereafter. 2. ROBERT, d. unm. 3. APOLLO, of Hinchinbrooke, d. unm. circâ 1644. 4. TALBOT, of Impington, co. Cambridge, m. Beatrice, da. of sir John Castle, of Ravingham, co. Norfolk, and d. circâ 1665, æt. circa 84, leaving issue. 5. THOMAS, grandfather of Samuel Pepys, secretary of the Admiralty, president of the Royal Society, and author of the Diary, who d. 1703. 6. PAULINA, m. sir Sydney Montagu, father of the 1st earl of Sandwich. 5. CAROLINE, b. 18 -7. HENRY-LESLIE, 6. 9. FREDERICK, b. 7. A DA., m. sir Gilbert Pickering, of Tichmarsh, co. Northampton. 8. FAITH, m. Robert Beale, of Whittlesey, in the Isle of Ely. JOHN PEPYS, of Cottenham, eldest son, 1. JOHN, of Cottenham, who d. s.p. 4. SAMUEL, of Steeple Bumstead, m. Margaret, da. and sole h. of Richard Rooks, of Swavesey, co. Cambridge, and d. circa 1665, æt. circâ 66, leaving issue. 5. EDITH, m. John Williams, of Cottenham. 6. ELLEN, m. George Beech, of Colworth. RICHARD PEPYS, esq., 2d son, was bred to the bar, and appointed lord chief justice of Ireland, 1665; he d. 1688, leaving a son, Richard, whose son, John, m. Mary Gibson, and left issue, WILLIAM PEPYS, of London, banker, m. Hannah, da. of dr. Richard Russell, of Lewes, co. Sussex, relict of Alexander Wel ler, and d. Sept. 1743, æt. 42, leaving issue by her (who d. Nov. 1762, æt. 63) two sons, 1. WILLIAM-WELLER, of whom hereafter. 2. Sir LUCAS, M.D., F.R.S., physician general to the army, created a baronet, 22 Jan. 1784; b. 24 May 1741, m., ist, 30 Oct. 1772, Jane-Elizabeth, countess of Rothes, by whom (who d. 2 June 1810) he had issue, 1. Sir Charles, 2d bart., b. 28 Sept. 1774, d., s.p., 1832, and was succeeded by his next brother, 2. Rev. sir Henry, present and 3d bart., rector of Sheep Hall, co. Herts, and Wetherden, co. Suffolk, prebendary of Exeter, and one of his majesty's chaplains in ordinary; b. 21 Sept. 1783, m., 15 Feb. 1816, Elizabeth-Jane, youngest da. of the rev. James Oaks, of Tostock, co. Suffolk (who d. 12 Dec. 1816). (See Debrett's New Baronetage.) 3. Henrietta, b. May 1777, m. William, earl of Devon. Sir WILLIAM-WELLER PEPYS, bart., so created 23 June 1801, a master in Chancery, b. 1 Jan. 1740, m., 24 June 1777, Elizabeth, eldest da. of the right hon. William Dowdeswell, chancellor of the exchequer, and d. June 1825, leaving issue by her, (who 4. MARIA-ELIZABETH, & 12 Oct. 1779. 5. ISABELLA SOPHIA, b. 3 July 1785, m., 12 Jan. 18:3, the rev. Thomas Whateley, Vicar of Cookham, co, Berks. 6. ANNE Lot ISA, b. 23 March 1789. Her Apparent Hon. CHARLES-EDWARD PEPYS, his lordship's eldest son. Creation- 2 Jan. 186. Arma Sible, on a bend or, between two nags' heads erased argent, three fleurs-delis of the field. Crest-A camel's head erased or, bridled, lined, ringed, and gorged with a ducal coronet, sable. Suporters-On either side a horse argent, bridled, and gorged with a ducal coronet, sable, pendent the refrom, an escocheon of, charged with a fleur-de-lis of the 24. MARY-ELIZABETH CAMPBELL, BARONESS STRATHEDEN, of Cupar, co. Fife, so created by patent, 22 Jan. 1836, with remainder to her heirs male by her husband, sir John Campbell, Attorney-General, and M.P. for the city of Edinburgh; born 26 April 1796; married, 8 Sept. 1821, and has issue, 1. LOUISE-MADELINE, b. 20 Jan. 1823;-2. WILLIAM-FREDERICK, b. 15 Oct. 1825;3. MARY-SCARLETT, b. 16 Aug. 1827;-4. HALLYBURTON-GEORGE, b. 18 Oct. 1829 ;5. DUDLEY, b. 24 Dec. 1833;--6. CECILIA, b. 11 July 1835;-7. A DA., b. 25 July 1837. HER ladyship is the eldest da. of James, lord Abinger. (See that title.) Sir John Campbell's family, originally from Argyllshire, has been settled nearly two centuries in the co. of Fife: his ancestor, George Campbell, was greatly injured in his circumstances by his steady attachment to the head of his clan, the first marquess of Argyll, who was beheaded at the market cross of Edinburgh, 1661, condemned, upon accusation of the earl of Middleton, for complying with Oliver Cromwell in the death of king Charles I.; with the wreek of his fortune he settled in St. Andrews in 1662, and became proprietor of the estate of Baltullo. His eldest son, John, took the degree of A.M. at St. Andrews, 1687, and gained the highest honours of that university; his grandson, the rev. dr. George Campbell, minister of Cupar, d. 1825, having m., 1776, Magdalene, only da. of John Hallyburton, esq., (of the Fodderance branch of the Hallyburtons of Piteur,) and leaving issue, 1. JANET, m. rev. dr. Gillespie, LL.D. 2. Sir GEORGE, m. Margaret, da. of A. Christie, of Ferrybank, esq., and has issue. 3. Sir JOHN, m. to baroness Stratheden. 4. JANE, m. James Greig, of Balbardie, esq. 5. ELIZA. 6. LINDSAY, m. David Johnston, of Overton, esq. 7. MAGDALENE, m. Charles Grace, esq., M.D. Heir Apparent-Hon. WILLIAM - FREDERICK CAMPBELL, her ladyship's eldest son. Creation-22 Jan. 1836. HENRY BICKERSTETH, BARON LANGDALE, of Langdale, co. Westmorland, so created by patent, 23 Jan. 1836; P.C., Master or Keeper of the Rolls and Records in Chancery; his lordship graduated B.A. at Caius College, Cambridge, as Senior Wrangler, in 1808, took the degree of A.M. 1811, and was a Fellow of the same College; called to the Bar by the Society of the Inner Temple, 22 Nov. 1811, appointed a King's Counsel, 1827, and Master of the Rolls 1836, on which occasion he was elevated to the Peerage; born 9 March 1796; married, 17 Aug. 1835, Jane-Elizabeth, eldest da. of Edward, earl of Oxford, and earl Mortimer, and has issue, 1. A DA., b. 7 Nov. 1836. proper, garnished or; about the elbow, a wreath of oak, vert, in the hand, a roll of paper proper. Supporters-On the dexter side, a female figure representing Fortitude, vested yellow, the zone and sandals gules, mantle azure; her exterior arm resting on a Tuscan column proper; on the sinister, a female figure, representing Prudence, vested azure, the zone, mantle and sandals gules; in the exterior hand, a mirror entwined by a serpent all proper. Motto-Suum cuique. To every man, his own. EDWARD-BERKELEY PORTMAN, BARON PORTMAN, of Orchard Portman, co. Somerset, so created by patent, 27 Jan. 1837; sometime Representative in Parliament for the co. of Dorset; born 9 July 1799; married, 16 June 1827, lady Emma Lascelles, 3d da. of Henry, earl of |