man-Mac Naghten, bart., and has issue, 1. Sabine-Matilda, b. 9 June 1823; 2. Letitia, b. 17 Jan. 1825. 3. Adeline, b. 2 Jan. 1803. 4. MARIA, b. 17 Feb. 1771, m., 14 Aug. 1792, the hon. Augustus Phipps, brother of Henry, 1st earl of Mulgrave, and d. his widow 6 July 1834. 5. ANNE, b. 25 Sept. 1774, m., 24 June 1801, admiral William Windham, of Felbrigg Hall, co. Norfolk, nephew and h. of the right hon. William Windham. 6. AUGUSTA-CHARLOTTE, b. 2 Oct. 1776, m., 1st, 26 March 1798, Thomas Crespigny, of Ufford, co. Suffolk, esq., (who d. 2 Aug. 1799,) and, 2dly, 3 Feb. 1827, Joseph Whatley, esq. PETER-ISAAC THELLUSSON, of Broadsworth, co. York, esq., 1st lord Rendlesham, b. 9 March 1761, was elected to parliament for Bossiney, and created baron Rendlesham, 1806; m., 14 June 1783, Elizabeth-Eleanora, 3d da. of John Cornwall, of Hendon, co. Middlesex, esq., and had issue by her, (who d. 10 Dec. 1809,) 1. PETER-HENRY, b. 1 April, and d. 9 Aug. 1784. 2. JOHN, 2d lord. 3. GEORGE, b. 24 May 1791, lieut. 11th dragoons, killed at the battle of Vittoria, in Spain, 21 June 1813. 4. HENRY, d. 7 Oct. 1800. 5. WILLIAM, present lord. 6. FREDERICK, twin with his brother William, b. 6 Jan. 1798. 7. EDMUND, b. 20 July 1799, drowned 4 March 1818. 8. ARTHUR, b. 19 Dec. 1801, m., 3 Jan. 1826, Caroline-Anna-Maria, da. of Christopher-Bethell Codrington, esq., and has, 1. Arthur-John-Bethell, b. 13 Sept. 1826. 2. Caroline-Anna-Maria-Frederica, b. 6 Dec. 1827, d. 4 Sept. 1832. 3. A da., b. 3 May 1829. 4. A da., b. 6 April 1830. 9. FRANCES, b. 6 July 1790, d. 7 July 1807. 10. CAROLINE, b. 2 Oct. 1792, m. Charles Boulton, esq. His lordship d. 16 Sept. 1808, and was succeeded by his eldest son, JOHN, 2d lord, b. 12 Sept. 1785; m., 1st, 30 Nov. 1809, Mary-Andalusia, da. of lieut.gen. Samuel-Trevor Dickens, by whom (who d. 15 Aug. 1814) he had no issue. His lordship m., 2dly, 26 March 1816, Ann-Sophia, 2d da. and co-h. of William Tatnall, of Leiston, Old Abbey, co. Suffolk, esq., by whom he had issue, 1. EMILY-ELIZABETH-JULIA, b. 31 Aug. 1817. 2. SOPHIA-MARY-ANDALUSIA, b. 24 Aug. 1818. 3. FREDERICK-ADOLPHUS, b. 8 July 1821, d. 30 June 1822. His lordship d. 3 July 1832, and was succeeded by his next brother, WILLIAM, present and 3d lord. Heir Presumptive-His lordship's brother, the hon. FREDERICK THELLUSSON. Creation-Baron Rendlesham, of Rendlesham, 1 Feb. 1806. Arms-Quarterly, wavy or and argent, in the 1st and 4th quarters two wings barwise in pale and expanded towards the dexter sable, each charged with a trefoil slipped in fess, the point towards the sinister or. In the 2d and 3d quarters, an oak-tree eradicated vert, thereon an escocheon placed bendwise gules and charged with three gouttes argent. Crest-A demi greyhound saliant argent, collared sable, between two wings elevated and expanded sable, each charged with a trefoil slipped or. Supporters-Two greyhounds regardant argent, plain collared sable. Motto-Labore et honore. By labour and honesty. JOHN HORSLEY-BERESFORD, BARON DECIES, of Decies, co. Waterford, in Holy Orders, D. D., Rector of Tuam; born 20 Jan. 1776; succeeded his father, William, the late lord and lord archbishop of Tuam, 6 Sept. 1819; married, 26 July 1810, Charlotte, da. and sole h. of Robert Horsley, of Bolam House, co. Northumberland, esq., (on which occasion he assumed the surname of HORSLEY, in addition to that of Beresford,) and has issue, 1. WILLIAM-ROBERT-JOHN, capt. grenadier guards, b. June 1811; -2. GEORGIANA-CATHARINE, b. 21 Aug. 1812, m., 1831, William Watson, of North Seaton, co. Northumberland, esq.; LOUISA-ELIZABETH, b. April 1814, m., 25 Nov. 1834, lord ErnestAugustus-Charles Bruce, son of Charles, marquess of Ailesbury; CAROLINE-AGNES, m., 15 Oct. 1836, James, duke of Montrose. FOR his lordship's descent, see MARQUESS of WATERFORD. His grace, WILLIAM BERESFORD, 1st 3. -4. lord Decies, archbishop of Tuam, b. 16 April 1743, was brother of George de la Poer, 1st marquess of Waterford, and 3d son of Marcus Beresford, earl of Tyrone, by 1. MARCUS, b. 1 June 1764, a brigadiergeneral in the army, d. at Barbados, m. 2. THOMAS; 3. HENRY; both d. young. 4. JOHN, 2d lord. 5. GEORGE DE LA POER, in holy orders, m., 21 May 1798, Susanna, 3d da. of Halton Gorges, of Kilbrew, co. Meath, cap., and has issue, 1. William, in holy orders, m., 1 Sarah, da. of John Biell, esq., widow of David Simpson, esq. 1 1 2. Marcus, col. in the army, m., Oct. 1828, his cousin, Isabella, da. of Thon.as: Bermingham Sewell, esq., and has, 1 a da., b. Aug. 1829; 2. a da, b. 24 Feb. 12 3. 3. George Hamilton, in holy orders, m., Nov. 1829, Elizabeth, da. of Matthew Nis bett, of Derry carn, co. Leitrim, esq., and has issue. 4. John, E.I.C. service. 5. Henry, in the army. 6. Elizabeth Anne, m., 16 June 1829, Myles-John O'Reilly, of Heath House, Queen's County, esq. 7. Susan, m., 8 Feb. 1830, Matthew O'Reilly, esq., of Thomastown, co. Louth. 6. WILLIAM: 7. HENRY; both d. young. 8. WILLIAM, d. young. 9. WILLIAM, in holy orders, 5, 20 Nov. 1780, m., 19 July 14, Anna Bennett, da. of Charles, 4th earl of Tankerville, and has GEORGE CANNING, BARON GARVAGH, of Garvagh, co. Londonderry, so created 1818; Lord Lieutenant co. Londonderry, F.R. and A.S.; born 15 Nov. 1778; married, 1st, 13 July 1803, lady Georgiana Stewart, da. of Robert, 1st marquess of Londonderry, and by her (who d. 17 Nov. 1804) had no issue; m., 2dly, 9 July 1824, Rosabelle-Charlotte-Isabella, eldest da. of Henry Bonham, of Titness Park, co. Berks, esq., and has, 1. CHARLES-HENRY-SPENCER-GEORGE, b. 21 March 1826; 2. EMELINE-ROSABELLE, b. 24 Oct. 1828;3. A SON, b. 24 Aug. 1832. PAUL CANNING, of Garvagh, esq., 2d son of Stratford Canning, of Garvagh (see VISCOUNT CANNING, in the Peerage of England), succeeded his father at Garvagh, m. JOHN-FRANCIS CARADOC, BARON HOWDEN, of Grimston and Spaldington, and of Cradockstown, co. Kildare, in the Peerage of Ireland, and Baron Howden, of Howden and Grimston, co. York, in that of the United Kingdom, G.C.B., K. C., General in the Army, and Colonel of the 43d Regiment of Foot; born 12 Aug. 1762, created Baron Howden in the Peerage of Ireland, 19 Oct. 1819, and Baron Howden in that of the United Kingdom, 10 Sept. 1831; took the name of CARADOC by royal license, 19 Dec. 1831; married, 17 Nov. 1798, lady Theodosia-SarahFrances Meade, 3d da. of John, 1st earl of Clanwilliam, (great-grandda. of John, 1st earl of Darnley, by Theodosia, baroness Clifton, his wife, da. and h. of Edward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon,) and has issue, an only son, JOHN-HOBART, b. 16 Oct. 1799, lieut.-col. in the army, equerry to H.R. H. the duchess of Kent, K.H., K.S. A., and of the Redeemer of Greece; m., Jan. 1830, Catherine, da. of his Excellency, Paul, count Skavronsky, and great niece of prince Potemkin. His lordship's family is of ancient Welsh origin, claiming descent from CARADOC, and the ancient princes of Wales. His lordship's father, JOHN CRADOCK, archbishop of Dublin, bishop of Glandelagh, and primate of Ireland, was consecrated bishop of Kilmore, 1757, and translated to the archiepiscopal see of Dublin in 1772. His grace m., 28 Aug. 1758, Mary, da. of William Bleydwin, of Boston, co. Lincoln, esq., and widow of Richard St. George, of Kilrush, co. Kilkenny, esq., and d. 11 Dec. 1778, leaving an only son, JOHN-FRANCIS, first baron Howden. Heir Apparent-Hon. JOHN-HOBART CARADOC, his lordship's only son. Creation-Baron of Ireland, 19 Oct. 1819; Baron of the United Kingdom, 10 Sept. 1831. Arms-Argent, a chevron azure, charged with three garbs or, between a griffin passant gules wings erminois, in chief, and a boar's head erased proper in base. Crest-On a mount vert, a figure representing an ancient Briton habited proper, kneeling on his left knee, having an eastern crown on his head, and in his right hand a sword erect, pomel upwards and held by the blade. Supporters-Two ibises, wings elevated, each holding a snake in the bill, all proper. Motto Traditus, non victus. Betrayed not conquered. ULYSSES BURGH, BARON DOWNES, of Aghanville, King's County, one of the Representative Peers for Ireland, and a major-general in the army, K.C.B., K.T.S., and S. A., late Surveyor-General of the Ordnance; born 15 Aug. 1788; succeeded his cousin, William, 1st lord, 2 March 1826; married, 20 June 1815, Maria, only da. of Walter Bagenall, esq., and has issue,-1. ANNETTE, b. 18 Dec. 1818;-2. CHARLOTTE, b. 27 Jan. 1826. The right rev. DIVES DOWNES, at Thornby, 1653, educated at Trinity College, Dublin; appointed archdeacon of Dublin, 1690, and consecrated bishop of Cork and Ross, 1609; m., 1st, Sarah, da. of Henry Dodwell, of Athlone, esq.; 2dly, Anne Carleton; 3dly, Elizabeth, da. of Thomas Beecher, of Sherkin, co. Cork, esq., and widow of Horatio Townsher d, esq.; and 4thly, Catharine, sister of Robert Fitzgerald, 19th earl of Kildare, and d. 1709. By his 1st and 2d wives the bishop had no issue; by his third he had 1 da., Elizabeth; and by his 4th (who survived him, and d. 1756) he had a son, ROBERT, and a da., Anne, b. on the day her father died, m. Thomas Burgh, of Bert, co. Kildare, esq., and had issue by him, 1. William, LL.D., m. Mary, da. and h. of George Warburton, esq., but d. s.p. 188; 2. Thomas, m. Anne, only da. of David Aigoin, esq., and d. June 1810, leaving issue by her, (who d. 1831, art. 83,) sir ULYSSES, 2d and present baron Downes; 3. Robert, m. Anne, da. of Hugh Hickman; 4. Margaretta, created viscountess Ferrard; (see that title;) 5. Mary; 6. Anne, m. Walter-Hussey Burgh, lord chief baron in Ireland; 7. Dorothea, m. John Rochfort, of Clogrenan, co. Carlow, esq.; 8. Harriette-Charlotte. WILLIAM, 1st lord, who was brought up to the study of the law, called to the bar 1776, elevated to the bench 1792, and in 1803, on the death of lord Kilwarden, appointed chief justice of the King's Bench in Ireland; in 16, he was nominated by H.R.H. the duke of Cumberland, chancellor of the University of Dublin, vice chancellor of that learned body. On the 21st Feb. 1822, he resigned the office of chief justice, and, 10th Dec. that year, was created baron Downes, with remainder, failing issue male of his own body, to his cousin, sir Ulysses Burgh, and the heirs male of his body. His lordship d. unm., 2 March 1826, and was succeeded, pursuant to the above-mentioned limitation, by his said cousin, ULYSSES, present and 2d baron. Arms Quarterly. 1st and 4th. Or, a cross gules BURGH. 2d and 3d. Argent, three pallets wavy gules-DowNES. Crests-1st. A cat-a-mountain sejant guardant proper, plain collared and chained or-BURGH. 2d. A wolf's head erasedDOWNES. Supporters-Derter, a lion guardant proper, ducally collared and chained, and pendent from the collar a portcullis or. Suster, a man in complete armour, having in his right hand a tilting spear and on his left arm a shield or, charged with a cross gules. Motto-A cruce salus. Salvation from the cross. BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD, BARON BLOOMFIELD, of Oakhampton and Redwood, co. Tipperary, P.C., G. C.B., and G.C.H., Lieut.General in the Army, a Colonel Commandant of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, and Governor of Fort Charles, Port Royal, Jamaica, late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Sweden; married, 7 Sept. 1797, Harriett, da. of the late Thomas Douglas, of Grantham, co. Lincoln, esq., which lady is ranger of Hampton Court Park, and has issue, 1. JOHN-ARTHUR-DOUGLAS, late secretary of legation at the Court of Wirtemberg, and now at Stockholm, b. 12 Nov. 1802;2. HARRIETT-ANNE, b. 4 May 1806, m., 5 June 1833, Thomas-Henry Kingscote, of Kingscote, co. Gloucester, esq.;- 3. GEORGIANA-MARYEMILIA, b. 4 Oct. 1808, m., 22 Oct. 1836, Henry Trench, esq., 2d son of William Trench, of Cangort Park, King's County, esq.;- -4. CHARLOTTE, b. 28 March 1815, d. 8 Feb. 1828. His lordship's father, John Bloomfield, of Newport, co. Tipperary, esq., descended from an ancient family seated at Redwood, in that co., m. Charlotte, da. of Samuel Waller, esq., (by Anne, sister to lord chancellor Jocelyn,) by whom (who d. 1 Feb. 1828) he had issue, 1. BENJAMIN, present and 1st lord. 2. ANNE, m. Thomas Ryder Pepper, of Loughton, co. Tipperary, esq. 3. CHARLOTTE, m. the very rev. Thomas B. Gough, dean of Derry. His lordship entered early into the army in the corps of which he is now one of the colonels commandant. In 1808, he was appointed gentleman attendant on his majesty king George IV., then prince of Wales, to whom he was afterwards, during the regency, marshal and chief equerry. In 1815, he was knighted, and appointed a knight grand cross of the royal Hanoverian Guelphic order; in 1816, auditor and secretary of the duchy of Cornwall; and in the succeeding year, on the resignation of the late sir John M'Mahon, receiver-general of that duchy, and private secretary and keeper of the privy purse to the prince regent. In Sept. 1824, he was appointed envoy extraordinary and ministerplenipotentiary to Sweden; and, 14 May 1825, elevated to the peerage of Ireland. Heir Apparent -The hon. JOHN-A.-D. BLOOMFIELD, his lordship's son. Creation-14 May 1825. Arms Argent, three fusils conjoined in fess gules, between as many cinquefoils azure; on a canton of the last the prince of Wales's plume. Crest-Out of a mural coronet a bull's head. Supporters-Two horses regardant argent, each gorged with a wreath of laurel, and pendent therefrom an escocheon, the dexter gules, and charged with the prince of Wales's plume, the sinister, or, charged with a bomb fired proper. Motto-Fortes Fortuna juvat. Fortune aids the brave. WILLIAM VESEY-FITZGERALD, BARON FITZGERALD and VESEY, of Clare and of Inchicronan, in the county of Clare; also Baron Fitzgerald, of Desmond and of Clan-Gibbon, co. Cork, in the Peerage of |