CORNWALLIS MAUDE, VISCOUNT HAWARDEN, of Hawarden, co. Tipperary, Baron de Montalt, and a Baronet of Ireland; one of the representative Peers for Ireland; born 28 March 1780; succeeded his brother, Thomas-Ralph, the late viscount, 26 Feb. 1807; married, 8 July 1811, Jane, youngest da. of Patrick-Craufurd Bruce, of Glenelg, and of Taplow Lodge, co. Bucks, esq., and has issue,- -1. ADELAIDE, b. Nov. 1812, m., 19 Dec. 1831, Charles-Anderson-Worsley, lord Worsley, son of the earl of Yarborough; -2. ISABELLA, . 4 Dec. 1813;CORNWALLIS, b. 4 April 1817, in the army.

19. CATHARINE. His lordship d. 23 Aug. 1803, and was sueceeded by his son,

THOMAS-RALPH, 2d viscount, & 16 April 1767, m., 14 Dec. 1798, Frances-Anne Agar, only da. of Charles, 1st earl of Normanton, lord archbishop of Dublin, and primate of Ireland, d. without issue, 26 Feb. 1807, and was succeeded by his half-brother,

CORNWALLIS, present and 3d viscount. Heir Apparent Hon. CORNWALLIS MAUDE, the viscount's son.

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Creations-Baronet of Ireland, 1705; Ba-i

ron, 29 June 1785; Viscount, 23 Dec. 1793.

Arma-Quarterly. 1st and 4th. Azure, a hon rampant argent-MADE. 2d and 3d. Argent, three bars gemelles sable, and over all a lion rampant gules, charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet fitchee or; also a coat of MAUDE.

Creat- A lion's jamb erased gules, holding an acorn or slipped vert.

Superters Two lions gules, each charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet fitcheé Motto-Virtute securus. Safe in virtue.

or.

THOMAS-HENRY SKEFFINGTON, VISCOUNT FERRARD, BaIron Oriel, of Collon, co. Louth, in the Peerage of Ireland, and Baron ORIEL, of Ferrard, in that of the United Kingdom; succeeded his mother, Margaretta, late viscountess, in the Irish titles, 20 Jan. 1824, and his father, in the barony of Oriel, of Ferrard, 16 Aug. 1828. His lordship took the surname and arms of SKEPPINGTON only, 1817; married, 20 Nov. 1810, Harriet Skeffington, viscountess Massareene in her own right, only da. and h. of Chichester, 4th viscount Massareene, by which lady (who d. 2 Jan. 1831) he has issue,- 1. JOHN, now viscount Massareene, (see that title,) b. 30 Nov. 1812;-2. CHICHESTER-THOMAS, b. Jan. 1814, in the army;-3. WILLIAM-ANTHONY, b. Jan. 1815, in the army; -4. HARRIETT-MARGARET, b. 11 April 1816;- -5. ANNA-ELIZABETH, b. 1818, m., 15 March 1836, Robert-Foster Delap, esq., only son of William-Drummond Delap, of Monasterboin, co. Louth, esq.;-6. THOMAS-CLOTWORTHY, 6. 1820, in the army;-7. ELIZABETH-MARY; 8. HENRY-ROBERT.

JOHN FOSTER, of Dunleer, co. Louth, esq., m., 10 Dec. 1704, Elizabeth, youngest da. of William Fortescue, of Neuragh, co. Louth, esq., and d. 16 May 1747, leaving issue by her, (who d. 29 Oct. 1762, æt. 77,) 1. ANTHONY, of whom hereafter.

2. THOMAS, D.D., rector of Dunleer, co. Louth, b. 16 Nov. 1709, m., 4 May 1740, Dorothy, da. of William Burgh, of Birt, co.

Oriel, and viscountess Ferrard.

5. MARY.

6. ANNE, m. Walter-Hussey Burgh, lord chief baron of the exchequer in Ireland. 7. DOROTHEA, m. John Rochfort, of Clogrenan, co. Carlow, esq.

8. HARRIETT-CHARLOTTE.

MARGARETTA, eldest da., was created baroness Oriel, of Collon, co. Louth, 5 June 1790, and advanced, 7 Nov. 1797, to the dignity of viscountess Ferrard, with remainder to the issue male of her body by the right hon. John Foster, who, 17 July 1821, was created a peer of the United Kingdom,

Kildare, and was father of John-Thomas
Foster, esq., whose son sir Augustus-John
Foster was created a bart. 30 Sept. 1831. (See
Debrett's New Baronetage.)

3. WILLIAM, of Dunleer, m. and had
issue. (See Debrett's New Baronetage.)
4. SAMUEL, d. young.

5. MARGARET, m. Stephen Sibthrop, of Brownston, co. Louth, esq.

by the title of baron Oriel, to whom she was m., 14 Dec. 1764, and by whom (who d. 16 Aug. 1828) she had issue,

1. ANTHONY; 2. WILLIAM; 3. ANTHONY; 4. JOHN; all d. infants.

5. THOMAS-HENRY, present viscount. 6. ANNE-DOROTHEA, m. James, lord Dufferin and Claneboye.

The viscountess d. 20 Jan. 1824, and was succeeded by her only surviving son,

THOMAS-HENRY, present viscount.
Heir Apparent-JOHN, viscount MASSA-
REENE, the viscount's eldest son.

Creations-Baron, 5 June 1790; Viscount, 7 Nov. 1797; Baron of the United Kingdom, 17 July 1821.

Arms-Quarterly. 1st and 4th. Argent,

three bulls' heads erased sable-SKEFFINGTON, 2d and 3d. Argent a cheveron vert, between three bugle horns sable stringed gules-FOSTER.

Crest-A mermaid proper.

Supporters-Two hunters habited in green jackets and breeches, white stockings and half boots, their caps adorned with one white feather, having hunting horns on their right sides sable, suspended by a red belt passing over the left shoulder; the dexter holding in his right hand a leaping pole, and the sinister having a quiver of arrows on his left shoulder, and his left hand resting on his bow.

Motto-Renascentur. They will rise again.

BARRY-JOHN YELVERTON, VISCOUNT AVONMORE, Lord Yelverton, Baron of Avonmore, co. Cork; born 21 Feb. 1790; succeeded his father, William-Charles, the late viscount, 28 Nov. 1814; married, 1st, 1811, Jane, da. of Thomas Booth, of Dublin, by whom (who d. Oct. 1821) he had issue,- -1. BARRY-CHARLES, in the army, b. 21 Nov. 1814; -2. SYDNEY-ELOISA, b. 6 April 1817;- 3. GEORGE-FREDERICKWILLIAM, b. 7 March 1818, in the army;- -4. MARY-AUGUSTA, b. 18 Jan. 1820;- 5. ADELAIDE-MATILDA, b. 26 April 1821. viscount m., 2dly, 1 Aug. 1822, Cecilia, da. of Charles O'Keefe, of Hollybrook Park, co. Tipperary, esq., by whom he has issue,-6. LETITIA, b. 18 July 1823; -7. WILLIAM-CHARLES, b. 27 Sept. 1824;LOUISA-ELIZABETH, b. 26 Sept. 1827;-9. CECILIA-PRISCILLA, b. 20 Feb. 1829;-10. WALTER-AGLIONBY;- -11. ANNE.

THE Viscount's great-grandfather, FRANCIS YELVERTON, b. in 1705, m., 16 Aug. 1733, Elizabeth, da. of Jonas Barry, esq., and d. 27 March 1746, leaving issue by her, (who was b. 16 Nov. 1717, and d. in 1804,)

1. BARRY, 1st viscount Avonmore.

2. WALTER, m. Elizabeth, da. of Robert Gentleman, of Kamturk, esq., and d. in 1769, leaving issue an only son,

Francis, b. 6 May 1767.

3. MARY.

4. ELIZABETH.

6. SUSANNA, d. unm. 1805.

7. CHARLOTTE, m. sir Nicholas Forster, bart.

ANTHONY FOSTER, esq., eldest son, was of Collon, co. Louth, lord chief baron of the exchequer in Ireland, m., 25 Feb. 1736, Elizabeth, da. of William Burgh, of Dublin, esq., and d. 3 April 1778, leaving issue by her, (who d. 30 July 1744,)

1. JOHN, 1st lord Oriel.

2. WILLIAM, D.D., bishop of Clogher, b. 1744, m. Catherine, da. of Henry Leslie, D.D., and d. Nov. 1797, leaving issue,

5. CHARITY.

The

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BARRY YELVERTON, 1st viscount, b. 28 May 1736, was appointed attorney-general of Ireland, 1782, and one of his majesty's most honourable privy counsellors, lord chief baron of the court of Exchequer in 1804, created lord Yelverton, baron of Avonmore, 15 June 1795, and advanced to the dignity of viscount Avonmore, 1800; m., 2 July 1761, Mary Nugent, da. of William Nugent, of Clonlost, co. Westmeath, esq., and had issue,

1. John-Leslie, m. Letitia, da. of the right hon. James Fitzgerald. 2. William-Henry, Ř.N.

3. Catherine, m. William Drummond Delap, of London.

4. Anna, m. Jonas Stowell, of co. Cork. 5. Henrietta, m., 10 May 1810, Jerome, Count de Salis.

6. Elizabeth.

7. Letitia.

3. MARGARET, m. Henry Maxwell, bishop of Meath, son of the 1st lord Farnham.

1. WILLIAM-CHARLES, 2d viscount. 2. BARRY, b. 22 Nov. 1763, d. May 1824. 3. WALTER-AGLIONBY, 6. 26 Jan. 1772, m., 28 Nov. 1791, Cecilia, da. of George Yelverton, of Bellisle, co. Tipperary, esq., and d. 3 June 1824, leaving issue by her, (who d. 1801,)

1. Bentinck-Walter, of Ballew, King's County, b. 29 Nov. 1792, m., July 1829, Anna-Maria Bingham, da. of John, 1st lord Clanmorris.

2. George, b. 14 Nov. 1793, d.

3. Mary-Letitia, b. 5 Nov. 1794, m., June 1823, James Egan, esq.

4. Cecilia-Anna.

5. Benjamin Chapman - Frederick, in holy orders.

4. ANNA-MARIA, b. 28 Sept. 1775, m. John Bingham, 1st lord Clanmorris.

The viscount d. 19 Aug. 1806, and was succeeded by his eldest son,

WILLIAM-CHARLES, 2d viscount, &. 5 April 1762, m., 1 Sept. 1787, Mary, eldest da. of John Reade, of East Cams, co. Hants,

JOHN HENRY UPTON, VISCOUNT TEMPLETOWN, Baron Templetown, of Templetown, co. Antrim, F.S.A.; born 8 Nov. 1771; succeeded his father, Clotworthy, the late lord, 16 April 1785; advanced to the dignity of Viscount Templetown, March 1806; married, 7 Oct. 1796, Mary Montagu, only da. of John, 5th earl of Sandwich, (by Mary-Henrietta, eldest da. of Harry Paulet, 6th and last duke of Bolton,) and by her (who d. 4 Oct. 1824) had issue, -1. CATHARINE-ELIZABETH, b. 5 April 1798, d. an infant;-2. HENRY-MONTAGU, b. 11 Nov. 1799; -3. MARY-WILHELMINA, b. 19 June 1801, m., 18 Aug. 1831, John-Eden Spalding, esq., son-in-law of lord Brougham;-4. GEORGE-FREDERICK, major 62d foot, b. 5 Aug. 1802;5. ARTHUR, in the army, b. 15 Jan. 1807;6. EDWARD-JOHN, b. 18 Sept. 1816.

THE family of Upton was seated at Upton, co. Cornwall, as early as the Conquest.

HENRY UPTON, 2d son of Arthur Upton, of Luckton, co. Devon, went over to Ireland a capt. in the army, under the earl of Essex, 1598, and settled at Castle Upton, co. Tipperary; the several heads of the Upton family in Ireland have served nearly 140 years in parliament, without intermission.

ARTHUR UPTON, son and heir of Henry above named, left, besides other issue, two sons: Clotworthy, whose only da. and h. was created, 1766, viscountess Langford; (see BARON LANGFORD;) and

JOHN UPTON, b. 1671, a colonel in king William's army, was engaged as lieutenantcolonel of dragoons at the memorable battle of Almanza, in Spain, under lord Galway, who, for his spirited conduct on that day,

gave him the command of the regiment, upon the death of col. Killigrew, who was killed at the beginning of the action. He m., 10 March 1711, Mary, only da. of Francis Upton, by whom he had 3 sons and 5 das.; of the sons, Arthur, of Upton Castle, eldest son and h., b. 9 Jan. 1715, m., 1st, Sophia, da, of Michael Ward, of Castle Ward, co. Down, and one of the judges of the court of King's Bench in Ireland, by whom he had no issue; he m. 2dly, Sarah, da. of Pole Crosby, of Lix, in Queen's County, esq., and had no issue, and d. Oct. 1768. Francis, 2d son, b. 3 Jan. 1720, commander R.N., and was in several engagements; among others, in that with lord Hawke, off Cape Finisterre: he commanded the Ferret sloop of war at the blockade of Louisbourgh, and perished with his ship

and crew in the dreadful storm which dispersed the British fleet off that port. He d. unm., and the estate devolved on

CLOTWORTHY, 3d and last son, and 1st lord, b. 14 March 1721, created baron of Templetown, co. Antrim, 3 Aug. 1776. His lordship was, 1761, appointed clerk comptroller of the household to her royal highness the princess dowager of Wales; m., 25 Aug. 1769, Elizabeth, sister to sir Edward Boughton, of Lawford Hall, bart., 8th bart. of the family, and 3d da. of Shuckburgh Boughton, of Poston Court, co. Hereford, esq., (eldest son of sir William, 4th bart., by his 2d wife, Catharine, da. of sir Charles Shuckburgh, bart., by Mary, da. of the hon. Algernon Greville, by Mary, da. and co-h. of lord Arthur Somerset,) by whom (who d. Sept. 1823) he had issue,

1. JOHN-HENRY, present viscount.

2. FULKE-GREVILLE, F.R. and S.A., who has assumed the name of Howard, b. 3 April 1773, col. in the army, m., 9 July 1807, Mary, sole da. of Richard Howard, of Castle Rising, co. Norfolk, esq.

3. ARTHUR-PERCY, b. 13 June 1777, C.B. and K.M.J., lieut.-gen. in the army, equerry to the duchess of Kent, and late major gre

nadier regiment of foot guards.

4. AUGUSTA, d. young.

5. ELIZABETH-ALBANA, b. 16 Aug. 1775, m., 20 Feb. 1798, Frederick-William Hervey, marquess of Bristol.

6. CAROLINE, b. 19 Oct. 1778, m., 21 Aug. 1804, James Singleton, esq.

7. SOPHIA, b. Sept. 1780.

His lordship d. 16 April 1785, and was succeeded by his eldest son,

JOHN-HENRY, 2d lord and 1st viscount. Heir Apparent - HENRY-MONTAGU, the viscount's eldest son.

Creations-Baron, 3 Aug. 1776; Viscount, March 1806.

Arms-Sable, a cross moline argent. Crest-A war horse passant sable caparisoned or.

Supporters-Dexter, a war horse sable caparisoned or. Sinister, a man in complete armour, his helmet adorned with a red plume, having a spear in his right hand and on his left arm a shield, charged with the arms of UPTON, viz. sable, a cross moline argent.

Motto-Virtutis avorum præmium. reward of the virtue of my ancestors.

The

CORNELIUS O'CALLAGHAN, VISCOUNT LISMORE, and Baron Lismore, of Shanbally, co. Tipperary, P.C. for Ireland; born 2 Oct. 1772; succeeded his father, Cornelius, the late lord, 12 July 1797; advanced to the dignity of Viscount Lismore, 30 May 1806; married, 11 Aug. 1808, (but from whom he was divorced in 1827,) Eleanor Butler, da. of John Butler, earl of Ormonde and Ossory, and sister to James, marquess of Ormonde, and has,- -1. CORNELIUS, b. 1809, in the army, M.P. for Dungarvan;2. WILLIAM-FREDERICK, b. 1810, in the army, aidede-camp to the commander of the forces at Madras, d. in India, 1836;3. ANNE, b. 12 Dec. 1811; -4. GEORGE, in the army.

THE family is descended from Ceallachan, or Callaghan, a prince of Munster, renowned for his exploits against the Danes. His descendants founded a monastery of Austin Friars at Clonmene, and the castle of Drumaneen, which was their chief seat. Smyth, in his history of Cork, (vol. i. p. 303,) says, "The castle of Drumaneen stands boldly on the black water; it was the chief seat of the O'Callaghans. About the time of James I., they erected a very stately house on the foundation of the castle, which was ruined in the late wars: the castle lawn is large, and well enclosed with a high stone wall, flanked with round towers; and the whole, though in ruins, from the opposite side of the river, by its lofty situation, has still an august appearance.' CORNELIUS O'Callaghan was lord and chieftain of Pople Callaghan, and seised of several large territories

in 1594, as appears by an inquisition taken by sir Thomas Norris, vice-president of Munster, 25 Oct. 1594. From him descended

CORNELIUS O'CALLAGHAN, representative for Fethard in the second parliament of queen Anne, and conspicuous for his great abilities at the bar; he m. Maria, da. of Robert Jolly, esq., and was interred with her (who d. 6 June 1757) in the family vault at Shanbally, where a monument is erected to his memory; he left issue, 1. Robert, member for Fethard in 1757, m., 24 April 1735, Alicia, co-h. of Edward Worth, of Rathfarnham, esq., (by Jane, h. of Richard Saunders of Saunders Court, esq.,) and d. without issue in 1761; 2. Cornelius, a master of the court of chancery, and representative for Fethard in 1761, d. without issue in 1769; 3. Thomas, m., 7 April 1740, Sarah,