CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY FROM THE ALUMNI FUND THROUGH THE CORNELLIAN COUNCIL CORNELL UNIVERSfTY LIBRARY 3 1924 092 537 418 ttvvu^^M tygf u\cJ2i\,deJi uv 1^ Work' The Knights of England ¥2 Cornell University Library The original of this book is in the Cornell University Library. There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924092537418 The Knights of England A Complete Record from the Earliest Time to the Present Day of the Knights of all the Orders of Chivalry in England, Scotland, and Ireland, and of Knights Bachelors BY WM. A. SHAW, LiTT.D. Editor of the Calendar of Treasury Papers at H.M. Record Office ; Author of the History of the English Church under the Commonwealth ; A uthor of the History of Currency ; etc. INCORPORATING A Complete List of Knights Bachelors dubbed in Ireland Compiled by G. D. BURTCHAELL, M.A., M.R.I. A. Barrister-at-Law, Office of Arms, Ireland Author of Genealogical Memoirs of the Members of Parliament for Kilkenny Vol. I. Printed and Published for the CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD, Lord Chamherlain's Office, St. James's Palace SHERRATT and HUGHES LONDON 1906 CONTENTS Vol. I. PAGE Preface i-^ii- Introduction i.-lxiu. Knights of the Garter l-'i'S Knights of the Thistle 75-89 Knights of St. Patrick 93-106 Knights of the Bath, K.B 109-179 „ G.C.B. military 180-204 „ G.C.B. civil 205-216 „ K.C.B. military 217-276 „ K.C.B. civil 277-301 Knights of the Star of India, K.S.I 305-307 G.C.S.1 308-314 K.C.S.1 315-328 Knights of St. Michael and St. George, G.C.M.G 331-349 K.C.M.G 350-395 Knights of the Indian Empire, K.I.E 399-400 G.C.I.E 401-404 K.C.I.E 405-412 Knights of the Victorian Order, Victorian Chain 415-416 G.C.V.O 417-421 G.C.V.O., honorary !.. .422-431 K.C.V.O 432-437 K.C.V.O., honorary 438-443 Knights of the Guelphic Order, G.C.H 447-453 KC.H 454-462 K.H 463-479 Vol. II. PAGE Knights Bachelors 5-420 Index at end of vol. ii. preface. Preface. In the compilation of this book the following sources have been used : — (1) For the Ordee of the Garter the earlier portions of the list are based upon Beltz, Ashmole, Anstis, and Nicolas, primarily of course upon Beltz. But as Beltz includes King Edward III. among the original knights founders, and as I exclude him from their number (on the principle that the Sovereign stands outside the fraternity of knights proper), there is a difference between my enumeration and that of Beltz. I have also adopted a different method of expressing the succession. Where these authorities cease, I have relied entirely on the original records of the Order, viz., the Eegister of the Garter; Young's MS. Register, and the other collections, volumes, and loose papers of Garter King of Arms. For the very freest access to these records and kindest assistance throughout I am indebted to the courtesy of Sir Alfred Scott Scott- Gatty, Garter King of Arms, and of the Very Reverend Philip P. Eliot, D.D., Dean of Windsor. (2) The lists of the Order of the Thistle are based entirely on the original records of the Order. These records consist of two volumes of registers and a mass of papers. The registers were carefully kept, and the entries fully recorded in them until the year 1830. From that date no further entry was made in them, and it is quite clear that these volumes dropped out of sight until they were re-discovered in the present year. The loose papers consisted of the usual official papers relating to knighthoods, ceremonial, and the statutes of the Order. To facilitate reference to all this material Sir Duncan A. D. Campbell, Bart., Usher of the Green Rod, and Secretary of the Order of the Thistle, most considerately had it ail removed from the Heralds' College to the Record Office, and there we have together gone through the whole, sorted, classified and arranged it chronologically, and prepared the whole mass of it for the binder. As so arranged the knighthood papers extend to ten volumes, the official and ceremonial ii PREFACE papers to two more volumes, and the statutes fill a final volume. The whole thirteen volumes are now being bound at Sir Duncan's private expense. In giving me access to the papers and his most ungrudging co-operation throughout Sir Duncan has laid me under the greatest obligation. (3) The lists of the Oeder of St. Pathick were taken directly in the first place from those published by G. E. Cockayne, Esq., Clarenceux in the Genealogist in 1888, with MS. additions from that date down to 1902, most kindly furnished to me by Clarenceux himself. This list was then submitted to Sir Arthur E. Vicars, K.C.V.O., Ulster King of Arms, and by him most carefully collated with the original records of the Order, and amended, annotated, and amplified. The kindness of Sir Arthur Yicars in this is enhanced by the fact that he had himself intended to print and prepare for the press just such a list. It is impossible to express sufiicient appreciation of such courtesy. (4) For the records of the Oeder of the 13ath the most diverse and varied sources have been used. For the very earlier periods the ultimate records are the Close Rolls and Wardrobe Accounts, pre- served in the Public Record Office. Early in the eighteenth century Anstis surveyed this untravelled ocean of material with a zeal that would put to the blush any modern scholar. The results he published in the appendix to his "Essay upon the EJiighthood of the Bath" (1725). This appendix has been the fountain head from which all later writers have drawn their information as to the early Knights of the Bath, and in the main in the present volume I have followed it and the appendix in Vol. III. of Nicolas. Here and there, however, I have gone behind Anstis to the original rolls and wardrobe accounts, with results that convince me that there is a rich harvest awaiting the man who will dare to do over again the work which Anstis did nearly two centuries since. In addition, I have printed from Ashmole the list of Knights of the Bath, made in 34 Edw. I., a list which Anstis, consciously, and Nicolas, unconsciously, omitted to print. After the wardrobe accounts I have used the better known Heraldic ilSS. from the date that these latter commence, viz., the early part of the fifteenth century. These comprise the following : — Harl. irS. 2165, fo. 134 (Bath Knights in 1603). Lansdowne MS. 865, fo. 153—7 (Bath Knights temp. James I. and Charles I.). PREFACE iii Lansdowne MS, 261, fo. 140'3 (Bath Knights temp. James I.). Lansdowne MS. 94, p. 137 (Bath Knights in 1603). Lansdowne MS. 269, fo. 241 (Bath Knights temp. Charles I.). Harl. MS. 1462 (Bath Knights in 1603). Addit. MS. 34217 (Bath Knights in 1625). Addit. MS. 33053 (Newcastle Papers. Bath Knights about 1752). Addit. 6303, fo. 38 (Bath Knights in 1661). Stowe MS. 731 (Bath Knights in 1725). Addit. 34721 c. (Bath Knights from 1725). Harl. MS. 41, fos. i., 18, 25 (roughly Bath Knights temp. Edward IV.). Stowe MS. 1047, fo. 225 (same). Harl. MS. 1386, fos. 16, 18 (Bath Knights temp. Richard III., Henry IV.). Lansdowne MS. 255, fo. 450 (Bath Knights temp. Henry VII.). Harl. 1951 (Bath Knights temp. James I. and Charles I.). Harl. 6341 and addit. MSS. 6324 to 6328 (Bath Knights from 1725). Harl. MS. 6166, fo. 130-2 (Bath Knights temp. Queen Mary). And in addition the following MSS. which will be found more fully described (infra pp. viii. — ix.). Harl. 5177; Harl. 6063; Cotton Claud C. III.; Harl. 1156; Harl. 293; Harl. 1959; Harl. 6069. The above sources extend from the earliest beginnings of Knight- hood by the Bath to the definitive erection of the Order of the Bath by George I. in 1725. From this latter date I have used several parallel sources, viz.: (1) the Gazette; (2) the records of the Home Office as printed in the Calendar of Home Office papers; (3) the appendix to vol. iii. of Nicolas; (4) the records of the Bath as preserved in 12 folio MS. volumes at the War Office which I have collated from their commencement in 1827 to the present day ; (5) the MS. records of the Order itself. These records were until his death in the keeping of Sir Albert Woods at the College of Arms. After his death they were, on the formation of the Central Chancery of Knighthood, transferred by Sir Albert's literary executors to the custody of the Central Chancery in the Lord Chamberlain's depart- ment at St. James's Palace. I must defer any full statement on them to aaother occasion. For access to them I am indebted first and foremost to the courtesy of Sir Arthur E. A. Ellis, G.C.V.O., iv PREFACE Comptroller in the Lord Chamberlain's department and Secretary and Registrar of the Central Chancery of Knighthood. For every assistance in handling them and also in connexion with many other parts of my book I am indebted to the officials of the Lord Chamberlain's department. Similarly for access to the records at the War Office, and for assistance in working them I am indebted to Mr. Leland L. Duncan, M.V.O., of the War Office. (5) The Lists of the Ohder of the Stae of India are based almost entirely on the Gazette, collated with the lists which appeared annually in Burke, Dod, and the Imperial Calendar, and collated also with a list of present living knights, which has been compiled in the Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood. The India Office in London does not possess the original register of the Order. If that register exists at all (which I cannot ascertain) it is in the keeping of the Secretary of the Order at Calcutta, and is quite inaccessible to me. Accordingly, I view this list of the Knights of the Star of India with dissatisfaction. Exactly the same sources have been used in compiling, and exactly the same remark applies to, the list of the Knights of the Order of the Indian Empire. In the indexing of the Indian names I have received very kind help from Mr. S. G. Smith, of the India Office. With regard to the spelling of Indian names it may be explained that there is as yet no normal standard or uniform spelling agreed upon as a convention. Accordingly the spelling followed throughout the text has been that of the Gazette — regardless of the fact that the Gazette is often inconsistent with itself. When a convention has been established it will be easy to remedy this blemish. But in the index the spelling of the place names has been made to conform to that fixed in the last edition of the India Office List. (6) The lists of the Oedee. of St. Michael and St. Geoege are based upon the original records of the Order, in the main upon the Register. This beautifully kept record is preserved at the Colonial Office, and for access to it, as well as for the kindest assistance in handling it, I am indebted to Mr. C. H. NiBlett, of the Colonial Office. Occasionally I have taken a brief statement of ' services ' from the periodical lists of knights which the Colonial Office has printed. But otherwise, the statements of services contained in the following lists are drawn from the express words of the warrant of appointment, as contained in the Register, or from the London Gazette. My collation of the register of this Order has destroyed the superstitious reverence which I once felt for the London Gazette. PREFACE V All Englisliinen have been bred in the belief that questions of promotion and of precedence are decided entirely by the date of gazetting. It was a rude shock to this belief to find that for more than 50 years of the history of the Order of St. Michael and St. George the dates of the warrants of appointment, as contained in the Register, never agree with the dates of gazetting. In some cases there is a difference even of months. There can surely be no doubt that if the Gazette does not agree with the warrant of appointment, then the Gazette is wrong. The warrant of appointment is the decisive and final authority. So far as I have been able to trace this matter the superstition with regard to the London Gazette has originated in the War Office. As army promotions and decorations are so closely connected, it is very convenient to have a single rule applicable to both, and to count both the one and the other from the date of gazetting. But it is illogical and historically very confusing ajid deplorable that this rule which has been adopted by the War Office as a mere matter of convenience should, by implication, have been extended to other Orders quite differently circumstanced. There are two alternative methods which are possible in gazetting. The first is to gazette only the date of appointment — that is, to give to the Gazette notice the precise date of the warrant of appoint- ment. The objection to this method is that it leaves undefined the status of the individual for the interim period between the time of his appointment and the time of his investiture. If a man is gazetted as a knight bachelor on the 9th November and is actually dubbed by the King on the 21st December what is his status during the period Nov. 9 — Dec. 21 ? He is certainly not a knight bachelor. He is certainly only an esquire until the very moment that he is dubbed. Then how can he possibly rank for precedence as a knight bachelor from a date at which he is still only an esquire ? Or again, take the case of a C. B. who is appointed a K.C.B. on the 24th June and is invested six months later. What is his status during those interim six months. The difficulty may be got over by a royal warrant (bearing even date with the warrant of appointment) containing a grant of the dignity and another royal warrant of same date granting him permission to wear the insignia and to enjoy the precedence of his new rank and the style and title of a knight bachelor of England. But this is a very cumbersome and clumsy way of getting round a perfectly simple difficulty, and it is only excusable if it is vi PREFACE applied indifferently to every individual — a supposition whicli is not true in fact. The second alternative method is to gazette only the date of investiture (using that term for the moment as inclusive of the ceremony of dubbing) and to reckon all precedence from that date. This would be very precise, and would conform to the common sense conclusion that a man is not a knight till he is dubbed, and that a man cannot be a knight of an order until he has been first dubbed and then invested. There is only one forcible objection to this second method, and that is, that if the mere investiture were gazetted the outside world would miss the historical cause or reason for the conferring of the dignity. But this could be easily overcome by a note of the date of appointment accompanied by a brief description of occasion, or statement of services, to be placed in brackets after the name of each person invested or dubbed. On these lines a Gazette notice of investiture would run thus : — 1910, Jan. 20. At St. James's Palace. A.B. invested K.C.B. (having been appointed by warrant dated 1909, Dec. 11, in recognition of services for so and so, or on the occasion of the King's visit to so and so). In the same classes and on the same day the names would be arranged alphabetically, and there would be no distinction between those who being present were invested or dubbed personally and those who being absent in the colonies or India were invested or knighted by letters patent. This could be secured easily by making the letters patent bear the same date as the particular investiture. I can see no possible objection to making this method a rigorous rule for gazetting all and every species of preferment of honour. It could be open to absolutely no species of question or dispute as regards precedence, and would be an inestimable boon to the historical student. In compiling this book I have been confronted hundreds of times with three conflicting and different dates for one and the same preferment, viz., (1) the date of the warrant of appointment; (2) the date of the gazetting, being subsequent to No. 1 ; and (3) the date of investiture, being again subsequent to No. 2. This is simply deplorable from the point of view of exact historical science. (7) The lists of the Order of the Indian Empire have been compiled in exactly the same manner as those of the Star of India PREFACE vii {sufra, p. iv.), and exactly the same remark applies as to their unsatisfactory nature. (8) The lists of the Royal Victorian Order are based upon the original records of the Order as preserved in the Privy Purse Office at Buckingham Palace. For access to these records I am indebted to the courtesy of the Rt. Hon. Sir Dighton Macnaghten Probyn, P.O., G.C.B., G.C.V.O. (9) The lists of the Rotal Hanoverian Guelphic Order are the most unsatisfactory in the whole book, for the simple reason that I have been quite unable to find the whereabouts of the original records of that Order. As the Order was a Hanoverian one the presumption was that on the separation of the kingdoms the records would be removed from the old German Chancery at St. James's to Hanover. But Dr. Doebner, Staatsarchivar at Hanover, has kindly informed me that the records which are at present preserved among the archives of the Hanoverian Ministry for Foreign Affairs concern only the German and not the English Knights of that Order. All my enquiries after the records relating to the English Knights of the Order have been fruitless. It is quite clear that Sir Harris Nicolas never saw the original records, so presumably they had vanished even as early as 1842. As a result the lists contained in the following pages have been drawn entirely from the annual " Koniglich grossbritannisch-hannoverscher Staatskalendar " known later as the " Hof- und Staats Handbuch fiir das Konigreich Hannover." These lists have been collated with those given by Nicolas, and with the imperfect lists given in John Frost's "Translation of the Statutes of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order, with a list of Grand Crosses, Commanders and Knights" London, 1831. None of these authorities give the exact date (year, month, and day) of appointment of the various knights, so that for the present the reader will have to be content with the simple record of the year only and with the general statement that the appointments to the Order were usually made early in the year. (10) Finally, as to the Knights Bachelors. The reader will gather from the introduction {infra, p. xlix.), the enormous difficulty attending the compilation of a list of knights bachelors from the earliest times. There has never existed a register of knights bachelors from the earliest times. Reasons are given below p. xlix — ^li. for the opinion that the register which James I. instituted in 1622 has not been properly kept. In the absence of such a record for the viii PREFACE earlier period I have fallen back upon certain heraldic MSS. For the seventeenth century onwards I have relied upon the register at the Heralds' College, some of the MSS. mentioned below, the London Gazette, and general historical sources. The heraldic MSS. so employed for the earlier period have been as follow : — Harl. MS. 5177. Gives from fo. 102 onwards a note of knights made in the reigns of Henry VI., Edward IV., Eichard III., Henry VII., Henry VIII., Edward VI., Queen Mary, and Queen Elizabeth, unto the year 1584. This MS. includes both Knights Bachelors, and Knights of the Bath. Harl. MS. 6063. ' List of Knights from Edward III. to 1624.' This MS. also gives both Knights of the Bath and Knights Bachelors. Harl. MS. 6062. Knights made 1603—1636, with an alpha- betical index, by Sir Rich. St. George. Cotton MS. Claudius C. III., the well known MS. which formed the main basis of a great part of Metcalfe's Book of Knights. This MS. begins in 1426 and ends on the 24th July, 1624. It gives both Knights of the Bath and Knights Bachelors. Lansdowne MS. 678. A catalogue of all the Knights dubbed in the reigns of Elizabeth and James I., drawn into an alphabet. Harl. MS. 6141. Containing Knights made in 1536, and from 1592 to 1607, March 29th. Harl. MS. 1156, p. 82. Knights made at the Siege of Calais by Edward III.; p. 71-3. Knights of the Bath and Bachelors temp. Edward VI.; p. 102, Knights temp. Elizabeth, arranged alphabetically. Harl. MS. 3320. Contains Bath Knights temp. James I., and from pp. 405-56, " a general catalogue of all Bachelor Knights made by King James, with the place of their knighthood, the day of the month and year . . . from the first year of His Majesty's reign to the 2nd day of March, 1616-7, drawn up alphabetically. Addit. MS. 5482. Dubbings from 36 Henry VIII. onwards. Lansd. Af.S. 870. Alphabetical catalogue of knights 1625-1646 and a similar but mutilated alphabetical catalogue of knights 1660-1686. Addit. MS. 32102. Knights from 1558-1752. PREFACE ix Harl. 983. Alphabetical catalogue of knights temp. Eliz.'; knights made by James I.; knights made by Charles I. to 1633. Harl. MS. 1441. Knights by King James. Harl. MS. 293. Knights made (roughly) temp. Edward IV. and Richard III., and Knights temp. James I. Addit. MS. 34766. "Anthony Bering's Alphabet of English Knights, 1550-1660." This British Museum MS. is a copy. The original MS. is preserved in the Office of Arms, at Dublin Castle, and has been kindly collated for this book by Mr. Gr. D. Burtchaell, of that office. From folio 89 of the British Museum copy I have taken the List of Knights made by Oliver Cromwell. Harl. 1959. Bath Knights and Knights Bachelors made temp. James I. Addit. MS. 4784. Knights made in Ireland from 1599 to 1639. Addit. 4763, pp. 12, 13. Knights made in Ireland temp. Elizabeth. Harl. MS. 35. Knights by Esses in Ireland. Addit. 5482. Bath Knights, Henry IV.— Henry VII., and Bachelor Knights, Henry VIII. — Elizabeth. Harl. 1925 and Lansdowne 94. Knights Bachelors and Bath Knights made in 1603. Harl. 1408, fo. 58b. Knights made 19 October, 1553, " out of a book in the Office of Arms marked with a letter K, intituled burials in several churches, &c." Harl. 6069, fos. 107-12. Knights Bachelors temp. Henry VIII. and Bath Knights temp. Queen Mary. Harl. MSS. 5801, 5802 (Le Neve's "Pedigrees of Knights") have been printed by the Harleian Society. Harl. 304, fo. 140b. Knights of the Carpet temp. Henry VII. Cotton MS. Titus B. VIII. Knights Bachelors temp. Eliz. Cotton MS. Titus B. XI., fo. 21. Knights in 1449. Ashmolean MS. 1121, fo. 431-67 and fo. 468. Knights Bachelors temp. Henry VII. and Henry VIII. Ashmolean 805, f o. 1-9. Knights Bachelors temp. Henry VIII. Ashmolean 840. Knights Bachelors temp. Elizabeth. Ashmolean 219, p. 133. Names of 58 Knights made in Ireland by the Earl of Essex. No words of mine can convey an adequate idea of the welter, chaos, confusion and contradictions of these manuscripts. The names of Knights are given with every possible variation, the lists X PREFACE disagree perpetually amongst themselves in the order of the names, and the dates assigned to the hattles or other occasions on which knighthoods occur, are in the majority of cases totally incorrect. In the attempt to collate these manuscripts and to verify them from extraneous sources, I have spent four painful years, and I regard the outcom.e as the most distressingly unsatisfactory piece of historical work I have ever set my hand to. I freely invite from everyone who uses the book, corrections, additions, or the indication of fresh sources. Leaving this region of Cimmerian darkness, the records of dubbings of Knights Bachelors in modem times is almost as dis- tressing in its incompleteness. In the main I have relied on the Register, and the Gazette from the year 1667 onwards, employing alongside that work the printed sources which are described infra, p. xlix, and the Annual Lists of Knights Bachelors, from the middle of the 19th century, when these appear in the Royal Calendar, the Imperial Calendar, and the Annual Peerages, such as Burke and Dod. For access to the Register of Knights Bachelors which is preserved at the Heralds' College, and which I have collated exhaustively from its first page to the present day, I am indebted to the Chapter of the College. I have also received much help from Chas. H. Athill, Esq., Richmond Herald. For Knighthoods conferred by Letters patent three parallel sources exi8t-^(l) Docquet book of the Crown Office preserved at the House of Lords. This record commences with the close of the sixteenth century, and is in perfect state and practically unbroken in continuity. I have collated it up to the time (1833) when it meets the parallel record at the Home Office. For access to it I am indebted to the courtesy of J. W. Lisle, Esq., of the Crown Office. (2) From 1833 onwards the Home Office kept a separate record of all creations conferred by Letters patent. This is styled the Creation Book, and I have carefully collated the record throughout. It is to be understood as representing the initial step in the process of the issue of Letters patent to a grantee. The concluding steps are contained in the Crown Office Docquet Book, so that from the moment that the two series travel together they are to be regarded as duplicate, save for the important fact that the date of entries in the Home Office Creation Book is always that of the Secretary of State's letter setting a grant on foot, whilst the date in the Crown Office record is that of the PREFACE xi Letters patent itself, and is therefore bound to be some days later. For access to tlie Home Office Creation Book, and for the very kindest kelp in using it, I am indebted to Mr. A. H. Eggett, of the Home Office. (3) The Gazette. As a rule the Gazette gives the date, not of the Secretary of State's Letter, but of the Letters patent themselves. The main drawback to the Gazette as an authority for dubbings of Knights Bachelors is that until within the last few months it has never noticed casual dubbings; and failing the Gazette I know of no source from which such dubbings can be gathered together except the daily papers — a source which no human being could ever work. The list of Knights dubbed in Ireland whose names are in- corporated seriatim among the Knights Bachelors in this book has been compiled by Mr. G. D. Burtchaell, of the Office of Arms, Ireland. The task of compiling this list has covered several years of exacting toil on Mr. Burtchaell's part, such as can only be properly appreciated by those who have any idea of the intricacy of the subject and of the unsatisfactory nature of all previous compilations of Irish Knights. Mr. Burtchaell's list was intended for separate publication, but on hearing of my book he freely offered to me the result of these years' toil, a generosity of which I have made all too insufficient acknowledgement by putting Mr. Burtchaell's name on the title page of the book. His separate introduction dealing with the sources he has used and the several historical problems connected with the subject will be found on page Iv. infra. The two introductions to the Order of the Bath and to Knights Bachelors (infra pp. x and xxxvii.) raise questions which will provoke discussion and probably dissent. The theories advanced are put forward without the slightest wilfulness or desire of contentiousness on my part. They are simply offered to scholars for their examina- tion, as suggestions towards the explanation of a really difficult subject. On this subject I have had the beneiit of kindliest criticism and assistance from Mr. C. Johnson, of the Public Record Office. Before concluding, I would fain express my indebtedness to Sir Henry Maxwell-Lyte, Deputy Keeper of the Records, for advice and help in the preparation of this book. I first projected the work as a book of Knights Bachelors merely, and it is entirely due to Sir Henry's advice that I subsequently extended the scope of the Xll PREFACE book, and included tlie Orders. In addition. Sir Henry has made many valuable suggestions. But neither he nor 5Ir. Johnson are m any way responsible for anything put forward in this work. As to my indebtedness to my wife that is beyond expression. Without her help I could not have accomplished such a task. She has turned over the Gazette, page by page, from the very earliest issue to the present day, taking out every knighthood, and has further assisted me in the transcription and indexing of the book, as well as in the stupefying work of collating with the annual publications, such as the Imperial Calendar, Burke and Dod. WM. A. SBA.W. Jntrobuctton^ Introduction. The Knights of the Garter. The Order of the Garter dates from 1348. The opinion that the Order was founded in 1344 is demonstrably incorrect. What happened in 1344 was that Edward III., stirred to emulation by the formation at Lincoln of a voluntary association of knights, determined to found an Order himself. A great tournament was held at Windsor, and at its close, after a stately service in Windsor Chapel, Edward swore a solemn oath that he would at the expiry of a certain time found a Round Table like King Arthur's Table of 300 knights. The account of Adam Murimuth (pp. 231-2) of which the above paragraph is a condensation is indubitably that of an eye witness, and completely disposes of all subsequent accounts like that of Froissart, etc. The outbreak of the French war prevented Edward from immediately carrying out his purpose, but in October, 1347, the king returned to England and at once set about fulfilling his oath. In the joustings which took place between October, 1347, and January, 1348, at Bury, Eltham, and Windsor, certain knights (possibly 12 in number) were chosen on the king's side and received garters and robes from the king's wardrobe. Certain other knights received similar gifts from the Black Prince and may therefore be presumed to have been chosen on his side for the jousting. At the same time the king was engaged in extending the ecclesias- tical foundation of Windsor Chapel. By letters patent of August, 1348, it was erected into a College consisting of a Warden, 23 Canons, and 24 Poor Knights. Whether the first feast of the Order had already taken place at the preceding Easter of 1348 or was deferred until the completion of the ecclesiastical foundation we cannot say. The earliest feast of which we have authentic record is that of Easter, 1350, of which the chronicle of Geoffrey Le Baker (p. 109) gives us so circumstancial an account. ii INTRODUCTION Even in the days of Charles II. the original statutes of the order were no longer extant, and no transcript of them exists of an earlier date than the, reign of Henry V. In his appendix to his " Institution, laws and ceremonies of the most noble order of the Garter" Ashmole has printed the earliest known form of these statutes. His text probably represents the ordinances observed by the Order with little change from the days of its institution to the time of Henry VIII. According to these ordinances there were to be 25 original knights together with the Sovereign who was to be the King of England for the time being. The knights were to wear the Garter and the mantle when in the Chapel of St. George, at Chapters, in processions and at feasts of the order. There were to be in addition 26 priests and 26 poor knights. The remaining ordinances concerned the election and installation of the knights, their succession in their stalls, the affixing their escutcheons to their stalls and the ensigns and habits of the Order, viz., the Garter, mantle, surcoat and hood. To these ensigns was added in the reign of Henry VII. the collar of the order with the image of St. George pendant therefrom. A further addition was made in 1626 when it was ordained at a Chapter at Westminster that the knights should on ordinary occasions wear on the left side of their cloaks, coats and riding cassocks an escutcheon of the cross of St. George within the Garter. This badge was shortly after, in 1629, converted into a star by the addition of a glory or radii issuant from and surrounding the cross. Additional statutes concerning election of knights, ceremonial, dress, etc., etc., were enacted in the reigns of Henry V. (1418), Henry VI. (1423) and Edward IV. (1477). In the ordinance made at a Chapter held at Windsor during the feast of 1488 it was prescribed that the annals of each Sovereign should be regularly kept and the elections and deaths of the knights duly registered. The reformation of the statutes of the order which was promulgated by Henry VIII. on the 29th May, 1519, was intended for the removal of all ambiguities and doubts touching certain of the ancient statutes. Among other fresh provisions contained in this reformation were one concerning precedence (which was ordered to be according to the companions' seniority in their stalls and not according to their several ranks) and another prescribing the holding of a Chapter for the purpose of filling a vacancy within six weeks of the notification of the death of a knight. The 38th Article of these statutes of Henry VIII. contains a clear prescription as to the weight and fashion of ORDER OF THE GARTER iii the collar, which is to be of 30 oz. troy weight, and composed of pieces of the fashion of Garters with a double rose between alternately, the one red the other within white. A further reforma- tion of the statutes projected and promulgated by Edward VI. in 1553 was not carried into effect owing to the king's death. Under Elizabeth no material change was made in the Order save for the discontinuance of the annual St. George's feast at Windsor. The subsequent reformations under Charles I. (1636) and Charles II. (1669) are of less importance, but the ordinance of November 19, 1682, concerning the wearing of the riband is worthy of note. This ordinance decreed 'that whereas King Charles I. had ordained that every knight companion not wearing the mantle should nevertheless wear upon the left side of his under habit or cassock the cross of St. George encompassed with the Garter; and whereas it had also been customary to wear the George in a blue riband over the habit it was now agreed that the riband with the George should be worn over the upper habit beltways over the left shoulder and under the right arm in such a manner as that it might be best seen.' With the exception of the appointment in 1704, December 20, of a ' formulary of ceremonies to be used at elections of knights ' no further change of importance was made in the statutes of the Order until the close of the 18th century. Ever since the year 1567 the annual solemn convention of the knights on the 23rd April, the feast of St. George, had been discontinued. In addition to this Charles II. had obtained in August, 1680, an admission from the Chapter that the will of the Sovereign was the law of the Order — an admission which ran counter to all the past history of the Order. The drastic changes which were made in the Order in 1786 were based upon these revolutionary ideas. George III. wished to accelerate the reception of his four younger sons into the Order and to bestow three other garters which happened not to be vacant. He therefore in a chapter held at St. James's 2nd June, 1786, promulgated a new statute dated 1786, May 31, decreeing that the sons of the Sovereign should be excepted from (and therefore should be additional to) the original number of 25 knights as decreed by the ancient statutes. The creation of these supernumerary knights necessitated an alteration in the arrangement of the stalls in St. George's Chapel. Nineteen years later a further enlargement of the Order took place. By a new statute dated 1805, January 10, and promulgated at a chapter held at St. James's 1805, January 17, it was decreed that the Order should consist of the iv INTRODUCTION Sovereign and 25 knights companions, together with such lineal descendants of George II. as had been elected or thereafter might be elected; the Prince of Wales always excepted as 'a constituent part of the original constitution, he having been included in the extending statute of 1786, May 31. This precedent was again followed in 1831 when a new statute dated 1831, June 28, and promulgated at a Chapter at Windsor on the 20th of August still further enlarged the Order by including in it as extra or supernumerary to the original 25 knights companions such lineal descendants of George I. as had been or might thereafter be elected into the order. In the following pages the extra knights created under these statutes will be found marked as supernumerary. Where any of the supernumerary knights were subsequently absorbed into the original number of 25 knights com- panions as any of the stalls of these latter fell vacant, the proper succession is stated in the list below. With regard to the marginal dates given in the following list they are to be understood as the date of election up to the middle of the 19th century and, unless otherwise stated, from the middle of the 19th century the dates are those of the letters patent dispensing with all ceremonies of installation. If the date of investiture and installation is identical with that of election it is in some cases not separately mentioned — otherwise the separate dates aie given. As there is no record of the precise date of election existing prior to the reign of Henry VI. the dates prior to that reign are mostly based upon deduction and are not to be taken a^ precise. They represent the date of the ascertained death or the last historic mention of the predecessor in the stall of the elected knight. Theoretically, according to the 20th statute of the order, an election in the room of a deceased knight should take place within six weeks of the notification of such decease. The inference therefore would be that where the marginal date gives the time of decease of a predecessor knight, the actual election should be dated only a few weeks later. But this inference is by no means a safe one to follow as there are many recorded instances of stalls being kept vacant for a much longer period. Such doubtful dates will be found marked in the following list by the use of the word ' after ' in the margin. Theoretically the decisive or distinctive date should be, throughout, the date of installation [or of letters patent dispensing with installation] not that of election [nomination] or investiture. The 13th statute of the Order prescribes that stranger [or foreign] knights shall within seven months of the reception of the insignia send a ORDER OF THE GARTER v sufficient deputy to be installed as their proxy. If they send not such prosy aaid send no sufficient excuse the election then to be void. If they send sufficient excuse then a further four months' time is granted, and if the proxy be not sent within those four months then the election to be wholly void. In the case of knights not foreigners installation was according to the 21st statute to take place ' in all good diligence ' after the reception of the Garter, and if it did not take place within 12 months thereafter, then the election was to be void. But as it is not possible in the earlier centuries of the history of the Order to state the dates of installation systematically I have of necessity followed the dates as printed by Beltz. From the point where Beltz's lists cease I have adhered rigorously to the date of installation [or of the letters patent dispensing with installation]. In another matter I have ventured to vary from Beltz. He includes Edward III. among the original number of knights and numbers the original or founder knights 1 — ^26 accordingly, I exclude the Sovereign from the number of knights and accordingly number the original or founder knights 1 — 25. There will therefore be found a difference of one unit all the way through between my enumeration and that of Beltz. "With this exception I have preserved Beltz's order through- out because of the authority attaching to his book. But for this I should have been strongly tempted to alter the relative precedence or enumeration of two or three of the knights where important corrections of date have been made by later research {See numbers 258-9). The only remaining point to notice (and it is a most important one) is that from the early part of the 19th century all foreign m.embers of the Order are regarded as supernumerary or extra ; whereas previously they had been regarded as ordinary knights or constituent members within the limits of the original number of 25. The recognition of foreign potentates as supernumerary knights seems to have been of gradual growth. In the case of Alexander I. of Russia in 1813 he was elected a supernumerary knight by special statute. This election 'formed a precedent for subsequent similar [supernumerary] nominations of foreign potentates who previously had been elected only when a vacancy occurred. . . . After this period the missions [for conferring investiture on foreign potentates] appear to have been conducted with greater ceremony and the vi INTRODUCTION foreigners tlms admitted into the order were for the first time reckoned as supernumerary knights.' "With regard to regulation of stalls, it is clear that up to the close of the 18th century the knights succeeded to their stalls according to seniority -within the Order and without regard to their rank outside the Order. For instance, a knight, a subject of the Sovereign, might succeed to the Prince's stall. But when, from ahout the commence- ment of the 19th e«ntury, foreign royalties began to be looked upon as extra knights outside the original number of 25, it became necessary to revise the old customary regulation of the stalls. Accordingly a statute dealing with this subject and dated 1805, Feb. 2, was read and promulgated in a chapter of the Order on St. George's Day, 1805. This statute provided that the stalls of princes of the blood should be placed according to their rank nearest that of the Sovereign; that [foreign] emperors and kings should have their stalls next to those of the blood royal according to their elections and installations ; [foreign] sovereigns and princes similarly immediately next to emperors and kings, " and that all other Knights Companions subjects and strangers not of the dignity above- mentioned shall be installed in the lowest stalls so that they may be translated to the higher [as vacated by death] according to their seniority in the Order and the ancient practice of the same." This statute had the effect of introducing the arrangement of the stalls which exists at the present day, viz., that of devoting the stalls to the east of the chapel (to the left of the Sovereign's stall) to the royalties, and those to the west of the chapel (the right-hand side of the Sovereign's stall) to the 25 Knights Companions. ORDER OF THE THISTLE vii The Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle. The legendary antiquity generally ascribed by perfervid Scotsmen to the Order of the Thistle is unsupported by any historical evidence. The adoption of the Thistle as a royal badge does not appear to date much earlier than the reign of James III. of Scotland, and no collar, either of knighthood or even of the royal livery existed in Scotland before 1539 in the reign of James V. The mere fact that this king himself wore a collar composed partly of thistles and that such a collar with the cross or efB.gy of St. Andrew attached was placed round his achievement does not prove the existence of an Order composed of knights on whom the ensign had been bestowed by the sovereign. There is no evidence that any person received the ensign from the sovereign until the reign of James VII., or that any person prior to that date was styled a knight of the Order of St. Andrew or of the Thistle. The warrant of James II. of date 1687, May 29, though it purports only the revival of the Order, should be regarded as having in reality instituted the Order as such. The patent which was prepared in pursuance of this warrant never passed the Great Seal, and the statutes which were annexed to it have only the authority of the king's signet. According to these statutes the Order was to consist of 12 knights with the sovereign. The Chapel of the Order was to be the Eoyal Chapel of Holyrood House. On the 6th June of the same year King James nominated 8 knights, of whom 4 were invested at Windsor Castle on that day. The others being in Scotland, took the oath, were knighted and received the ensigns at Edinburgh shortly after. All the knights received letters of dispensation from instalment. The Order remained in abeyance during the reign of William and Mary, but was revived by queen Anne by letters patent under the great Seal of Scotland viii INTRODUCTION dated 1703, Dec. 31. On the same day she also ordained the statutes of the Order which, with slight alterations, still obtain. The only material alteration in these statutes was that of 1827, May 8, when the number of knights was permanently increased from 12 to 16. By the statutes of queen Anne it was provided that before any one can be admitted into the Order of the Thistle he must be a knight bachelor. Strangely enough there is no provision in the statutes for the precedency of the knights, either collectively or individually. ORDER OF ST. PATRICK ix The Most Illustrious Order of St. Patrick. The Most Illustrious Order of St. Patrick was instituted by ting George III. by warrant dated 1783, Feb. 5. The statutes of the order were signed on the 28th Feb. and the first investiture held on the 11th March following. As originally constituted the order consisted of the Sovereign, the Grand Master (the Lord Lieutenant for the time being), and fifteen knights. At the Coronation of George IV., 1821, July, six extra knights were nominated with the intention that they should be gradually absorbed into the ordinary knights in the ordinary way of succession. Similarly at the Coronation of William IV. in November, 1831, four extra knights were nominated. The ceremonial of installation was abrogated by royal warrant of 1871, July 14. The ceremonial of investiture was formerly performed in the Cathedral Church at Dublin, and the old banners still hang there. Afterwards it was performed in St. Patrick's Hall, Dublin Castle, or in the Council Chamber, Dublin Castle, or at Windsor, or even occasionally dispensed with. On the 24th January, 1833, it was enacted that the number of knights should be fixed at 22, the five extraordinary knights then existing forming part of that number. Since the royal warrant of 1833, Jan. 30, the installation of all knights in ordinary has been dispensed with. In 1839 queen Victoria authorised each successive Grand Master to retain and wear the Star, Riband, and Badge of the order after he had ceased to be Chief Governor of Ireland. INTRODUCTION The Most Honourable Order of the Bath. The Order of the Bath as a distinct Order — that is, as composed of a certain and particular brotherhood of knights with statutes, insignia and ceremonies peculiar to them, and with a proper succession of knights within the fraternity by means of election — dates only from the reign of George I. It was erected by that sovereign in 1725. Between this Order of the Bath as so erected by George I. and the older ceremony or formality of creating knights by the process of bathing and investing there is no genuine historical connexion whatever. The preamble to the letters patent of George I., dated 1725, May 18, which erected the Order recites as follows : " Whereas our royal predecessors upon divers wise and honourable considerations have on occasion of certain august solemnities conferred with great state upon their royal issue male, the princes of the blood royal, several of their nobility, principal officers and other persons distinguished by their birth, quality and personal merit, that degree of knighthood which hath been denominated the knighthood of the Bath : we being moved by the same considerations do hereby declare our royal intention not only to re-establish and, support the said honour of knighthood in its former lustre and dignity, hut to erect the same into a regular military order." The terms used in the concluding sentence, which I have italicised, aptly describe the difference existing between the properly constituted order existing from 1725 onward and the mere form of ceremonial knighthood which had been practised or had been in use prior to that date. As to this latter its origin is lost in immemorial obscurity. Some highly elaborate form of knighthood or of knightly investiture, prob- ably at first purely secular but afterwards partly secular, partly religious in its ceremonial, existed among the Franks, and as derived from them was in use among the Anglo Saxons as early at least as the reign of Alfred, if we may trust the testimony of William of Malmesbury. This author's description of king Alfred's knighting of his grandson Athelstan mentions only the bestowal of a scarlet ORDER OF THE BATH xi mantle, a jewelled girdle and a Saxon sword. Ttere is no word oi any vigils or bathing. The importation of the idea of these latter ceremonies must be due to the church. Prior to the Norman conquest ecclesiastics had been accustomed to make knights on their own account and had elaborated a ceremonial purely in the interests of the church. The knight who was made by this religious ceremonial solemnly entered the church, offered his sword on the altar and took it up again from the altar with a vow to devote himself and it to God and the church. There can be no doubt that in such a transaction the motive of the church was a worldly one. It was the commencement of the process of subinfeudation of knightly retainers by the church. And it was this which was forbidden by the 17th of Anselm's Canons at "Westminster in 1102 "That abbots do not make soldiers." For the purpose which the church had in mind in such a transaction the mere ceremonial of knighthood was itself simply an added incident. But it is this ceremonial which forms the only conceivable source or origin of the later secular investiture of the Bath. It was doubtless to the interests of the church to increase the solemnity of the ceremonial and it is possible to conjecture the lines on which development would take place. Firstly, there would be added to the ceremony of the devotion of the sword on the altar the further ceremony of fasting and vigils with the object of deepening the religious impression in the mind of the aspirant for knighthood; and secondly, there would be added the further step or ceremony of washing or purifying the body or person itself as a further preparation for knighthood. Reconstructing conjecturally the routine of the fully-developed ecclesiastical ceremony of knighthood it would commence with the purification of the knight's person by bathing and then would follow the purification of his soul by fasting and vigils and the solemn offering of his sword on the altar. I offer this as pure conjecture, for there is no record of any such complete ecclesiastical ceremonial of knighthood, and it is open to one very damaging objection, viz., that such an ecclesiastical ceremonial must have developed itself very early, at any rate before 1102, when abbots were forbidden to make knights,* and between this date and the first specific mention of bathing in the account of secular knightings there is a gap of two centuries or more. But the * The prohibition is contained in the 17th of Anselm's Canons issued in 1102 at Westminster. It has been assumed by all editors of these Canons and by Ashmole and other heraldic authorities that the term ' facere milites ' here employed means to dub soldiers. Might it not refer, as I have suggested in the text to the creation of knightly tenures by sub-inf eudation ? xii INTRODUCTION general drift of the conjecture, yiz., that the idea of the ceremonials of vigils and washing was derived from the church is, I think, irresistible. There is no other source from which such an idea could be derived. I take it therefore as possible that such portions of the above ecclesiastical ceremonial as the secular power found suitable to itself it adopted from the church, and these portions are vigils and bathing. In this way, probably before the 12th century the old purely secular Frankish form of knighthood by investiture with spurs, girdle, mantle and sword, had become a partly religious, partly secular form in which the secular investiture with the sword and spurs was preceded by the religious ceremonials of bathing and vigils. Putting aside the often quoted passage from Ingulphus as quite anachronistic and untrustworthy, the first recorded instance of such a ceremonial is the knighthood, in 1127, by king Henry I. of England, of his prospective son-in-law Geoffrey, son of Fulk, count of Anjou. " Tota dies ilia in gaudio et exultatione expenditur. Illucescente die altera halneorum usus uti tyrocinii suscifiendi consuetudo exfostulat paratus est. Post corporis ablutionem ascendens de balneorum lavacro, bysso retorta ad camem induitur, cyclade auro texta supervestitur (hereupon follows a long description of his clothing and of his investing with spurs, shield, spear and sword). This account, if trustworthy, makes clear that the process of bathing was in use by the beginning of the 12th century. Like the equally specific account in Ingulphus it seems to me suspicious partly because it is, if anything, too specific, and partly because it stands so entirely alone. Although there are so many references in English official records to the issue of robes and bed furniture for the divers ceremonial knighthoods, the actual use of the bath itself in so many words is not specified until the 1st year of the reign of Edward III. The earliest existing rolls of the pipe and wardrobe accounts contain quite sufficient references to the issue of robes for these ceremonial knighthoods, but it is very noticeable how the type of the entry or reference in these records gradually expands as if the ceremonial itself was gradually expending or developing. For instance, in the earliest existing Pipe Roll that of 2 Henry II., the type of entry is as follows : — et Ade de la Mare £13. Ss. 8d. ad faciendum se militem ; per breve Regis. ORDER OF THE BATH '• xiii et Will : de Doura £13. 6s. 8d. per breve Regis ad faciendum se militem. et pro armis et apparatu ad duos milites faciend. In each of these cases the sheriff deducts the money item in question from his charge as so much paid by him by command of the king. The royal writs commanding the sheriff to make such provision were entered on the Close Rolls. Johannes Rex, etc. Vicecomiti Southampton salutem. Praecipi- mus tibi quod facias habere Thomae Sturmy valletto nostro unam robam de scarletto cum quadam penula de byssis et aliam robam de viridi vel burnetta, et unam sellam, et unum par loranorum et capam ad pluvium et unam culcitram et unum par lintheorum quando ipse Set miles. Et quod in his posueris computabitnr tibi ad scaccarium. (18 July, 1204.) Anstis in the appendix to his " Observations Introductory to an Historical Essay upon the Knighthood of the Bath" gives m.any in- stances of such briefs extracted from the Close Rolls. By the time of John the entries in the Pipe Roll had similarly become more specific than the brief entries quoted above from the Pipe Roll of Henry II. Et pro tribus robis de scarletto et tribus de viridi et duobus balde- kinis et una culcitra et aliis necessariis ad faciendum unum militem. xxxiiil. Later entries mention the bed (lectum militarem), the bed- coverings (lectum cum matricio co-opertorio et culcitra), the capa mentioned in 6 John as ad pluvium but not definitely stated to be pro vigilia sua until 19 Edward II., and finally the bath itself (tria. linthementa pro iisdem balneis, 1 Ed. III.). It is by no means to be inferred that the bath was not in use before the date of this last entry. Nothing is more perilous than the argument from silence in the matter of such details or items. But I conceive it possible that the scattered data given above may furnish in rough outline a sketch of the growth of the ceremonial form of knighthood, viz., from an investiture preceded by vigils (in use say in the time of John) to an investiture preceded by bathing as well as vigils (in full use by the time of Edward III.) It may be some xiv INTRODUCTION sliglit confirmation of this view that in the account of the creation of knights in 1306 (Flores Historiarum iii. p. 131) mention is only made of the vigils and investitiire. The account is so circumstancial that it is hardly credible the chronicler could have omitted so striking an item as the bathing had that been in use. . . . Rex fecit proclamari ut quotquot tenerentur fieri milites . . . adessent apud Westmonasterium . . . admissuri singuli OTTiTiem. omatum militarem praeter equitaturam, de regia Garderoba. Confluentibus itaque ccc. juventibus . . . distri- buebantur purpura, byssus, syndones, cyclades auro textae . . . Ipsa quoque nocte in Templo praedicti tyrones . . . suas vigilias faciebant . . . Die autem crastino cinxit B,ex filium suum baltheo militari in palatio suo . . . Princeps autem . . . super magnum altare . . . socios suos cinxit. Whatever opinion is formed as to the above conjecture it is clear that if not by the reign of Henry I. or of John, at any rate by that of Edward III. the full ceremonial of knighthood by the bath was in use. The only noticeable change which the institution underwent from this date onwards was that it became gradually confined more and more to great and splendid occasions such as coronations, royal marriages, etc.; whilst the mere knighthood of individual persons was left to a simpler ceremony which was coming into vogue, viz., that of dubbing merely. The difference between these two forms or ceremonies of knighthood is so characteristic as to be instantly recognisable in the official records. In the first place no preparation whatever was needed for the knighting by the sword or by dubbing simply, so that where the records state that such and such knights were summoned to prepare themselves for knighthood and to receive from the Great Wardrobe such and such robes in order thereto, it is ■at once conclusive proof that the form of knighthood here intended was the highly dignified ceremonial of the Bath. Any formal noti- fication by royal brief directing the recipient to prepare himself for knighthood, or any references whatever to the bestowal of robes from the Great Wardrobe are to be taken as signifying this form of cere- monial. In the second place in cases where the king determined to summon any large body of his tenants in chief to assume knight- hood, he caused the summons to be made by proclamation through the sheriffs of the counties. The meaning of this summons will be treated of below in the introduction to the list of knights ORDER OF THE BATH xv bachelors. The point to notice is that it was an entirely different procedure which was adopted when the King determined to call on any person or persons to undergo the ceremony of knighthood by the Bath. In this latter case the King sent his royal brief direct to the person in question, or in case that person was a minor then the writ was addressed to his father or guardian. A good instance of an order for such briefs is given in Eymer x., p. 266. With regard to this particular instance it may be at once premised that it was the custom at coronations to create knights by both ceremonies, viz., knights of the Bath by the elaborate ceremonial of the Bath, and knights bachelors by the mere instantaneous ceremony of dubbing. It sometimes happens that the list of such creations at a particular coronation does not distinguish the two species of knighthood. In such a case the occurrence of any royal brief of summons to a recipient or his guardian is a sufficient guide to enable us to deter- mine that such a knight was made by the Bath. The absence of such a writ would, on the face of it, point to the conclusion that the knight in question was simply dubbed a knight bachelor. The instance referred to in Rymer, above, is a very apt one in point. In 1426 Henry VI. was himself dubbed a knight by his uncle the Regent, John duke of Bedford. On this occasion some 44 persons received the honour of knighthood, but of these only 25 received royal briefs summoning them to prepare themselves for the ceremony. Only these 25, therefore, whose names are given by Rymer are to be considered knights of the Bath, the remaining 19 are knights bachelors {see infra, pp. 130-2). The various high occasions on which knights of the Bath were created will be found stated in the lists infra. From this it will be seen that the last occasion on which the ceremonial was employed was after the Restoration, when Charles II. created 66 knights of the Bath prior to his coronation. No such creation or ceremony has ever since been used in England. From this brief resume it will have been gathered (1) that all through the middle ages the knighthood of the Bath was simply a form of ceremony of knighthood ; (2) that as a consequence there was no Order of the Bath : there was simply a ceremony of bathing which was applicable to any number of individuals and at any time without regard to such rules of election and succession as would have governed the creations if there had been a properly constituted Order of the Bath; (3) that the highly dignified and completed form of xvi INTRODUCTION ceremonial of the Bath was only gradually elaborated and was possibly not complete until the reign of Edward III ; (4) that from the earliest times to the reign of Henry III. the only form of knighthood in use was that ceremonial form, which in its fullest development was the ceremony of the Bath, but that from the 13th or 14th century at least a simpler form of creation by dubbing was adopted for less dignified occasions ; and (5) that from the moment this new and simpler form of knighthood was evolved the older and more ceremonial form was reserved for occasions and events of great state and dignity, such as coronations, etc. As has been already stated between this form of ceremonial merely and the Order of the Bath as established by Greorge I. in 1725, the only historical connexion existing is that of the conscious or deliberate imitation by George I. of an extinct cerem.onial. An objection may be made to the above exposition of the early status of the form of knighthood of the Bath. On the 4th Feb., 1625-6, the earl of Arundel and Surrey, earl marshal of England, issued an order by command of the King requiring all knights of the Bath to " continually wear the ensign of that Order about their necks as a mark of honour, and that they may not want any due unto them I am to publish that knights of the Bath and their wives are of right without question to have precedency before all knights bachelors and their wives." (Anstis, " Essay," appendix p. 79). So far as I know this regulation stands alone, and beyond the fact that it instituted the wearing of a badge it affords no proof whatever of the existence of an Order in the proper and sole sense of the term. It simply marks the superior dignity attributed to knighthood by the Bath over mere knighthood by dubbing. The royal letters patent erecting the military Order of the Bath were dated 1725, May 18, and the statutes of the Order were issued from the court of George I., at Hanover, on the 16th November (O.S.) of the same year. Under those statutes the Order was to consist of the Sovereign, a Prince of the royal blood, a Great Master, and 35 other companions, " and this number shall never be augmented." The king's grandson, prince William, was nominated first and principal companion. The seventh statute enjoins that the Prince's Chamber in the palace of Westminster should be the chapter room of the order, and that elected knights should spend the evening of their first entry there and observe the full ritual of the Bath, viz., as follows : — ORDER OF THE BATH xvii "His Esquires stiall not permit the elected to be seen abroad {i.e., out of the Prince's Chamber] during the evening of his first entry, but shall send to the proper barber to make ready a bathing vessel handsomely lined on the inside and outside with linen, having cross hoops over it, covered with tapestry for defence against the cold air of the night ; and a blanket shall be spread on the floor by the side of the bathing vessel. Then the beard of the elected being shaven and his hair cut, the Esquires shall acquaint the Sovereign or Great Master that it being the time of even-song the elected is prepared for the bath; whereupon some of the most sage and experienced knights shall be sent to inform the elected and to counsel and direct him in the order and feats of chivalry : which knights being preceded by several Esquires of the king's household making all the usual signs of rejoicing and having the minstrels playing on several instruments before them shall forthwith repair to the door of the Prince's Chamber while the Esquires Governors [i.e., the squires of the knight- elect] upon hearing the music shall undress the elected and put him into the bath : and the musical instruments then ceasing to play these grave knights entering into the chamber without any noise shall severally one after the other kneeling near the bathing vessel with a soft voice instruct the elected in the nature and course of the Bath, and put him in mind that for ever hereafter he ought to keep his body and mind pure and undefiled : and thereupon the knights shall each of them cast some of the water of the bath upon the shoulders of the elected and then retire, while the Esquires Governors shall take the elected out of the bath and conduct him to his pallet bed which is to be plain and without curtains; and as soon as his body is dry they shall clothe him very warm in consideration that he is to watch that whole night : and there- fore they shall then array him in a robe of russet having long sleeves reaching down to the ground and tied about the middle with a cordon of ash-coloured and russet silk, with a russet hood like to an hermit, having a white napkin hanging to the cordon or girdle ; and the barber having removed the bathing vessel the experienced knights shall again enter and from thence conduct the elected to the chapel of king Henry VII. (where it is our pleasure that the religious ceremonies xviii INTRODUCTION relating to the Order shall for the future be constantly per- formed), and they being there entered preceded by all the Esquires making rejoicings and the minstrels playing before them, during which time wine and spices shall be laid ready for these knights, the Elected and Esquires Governors, and the elected having returned thanks to these knights for the great favour of their assistance, the Esquires Governors shall shut the chapel door permitting none to stay therein save the elected, one of the prebendaries of the church of West- minster to officiate, two chandlers to take care of the lights and the verger of the church : where the elected shall perform his vigils during the whole night in orisons and prayers to Almighty God, having a taper burning before him held by one of his Esquires Governors who at the reading of the Gospel shall deliver it into the hands of the elected. Which being read he shall deliver it to one of his Esquires Governors, who shall hold it before him during the residue of divine service ; and when the day breaks and the elected hath heard matins or morning prayer the Esquires Governors shall reconduct him to the Prince's Chamber and lay him in bed and cast over him a coverlet of gold lined with corde." The remainder of these statutes prescribes in equal detail the ceremony of awakening and clothiug the knight-elect and of con- ducting him to the sovereign to be dubbed and invested. The eighth statute prescribed the details of the ceremony of iastallation at the chapel of Henry YII. at Westminster. The tenth prescribed that an annual convention of the Order should be held on the 20th of October. The twelfth prescribed the badge or ensign (three imperial crowns or, within the ancient motto tria juncta in uno pendant to a red ribbon placed obliquely over the right shoulder to the left sidej, and article seven prescribed the robes — surcoat of red tartarin lined and edged with white sarsenet, white girdle with- out ornament, coif or bonnet, and mantle of the same silk and colour as the surcoat and so lined, fastened about the neck with a lace of white silk having a pair of white gloves hanging at the end thereof and on the left shoulder the ensign of the Order. By sign manuals of date 1725, June 1, and Xovember 16 George I. prescribed the details of the collar and banner of the Order and by sign manual of 1727, April 20, he further prescribed that in case of ORDER OF THE BATH xix invasion or rebellion the knights should maintain four men at arms for a period not exceeding 42 days. These statutes of George I. remained practically unaltered until the reign of George III. On the 8th May, 1812, a royal warrant was issued providing that the number of knights should remain as fixed by George I., but that extra knights could be created without limitation of number, the said extra knights to succeed the knights companions on decease and by seniority. This measure was taken in order to meet the merits of officers engaged in the Napoleonic war, but at the conclusion of the war this measure was considered insufficient and the alternative step was taken of enlarging the order itself. By royal warrant under the sign manual dated 1815, Jan. 2, the order was reconstituted and made to consist of three classes. (1) Knights Grand Cross, who were divided into "military" and " civil," the whole number never to exceed 72, and of these the " civil " class limited to 12. (2) Knights Commanders : confined in number to 180 exclusive of foreign officers holding British Commissions, of whom 10 might be appointed. (3) Companions. Four days later, Jan. 6, it was provided that fifteen knights com- manders chosen from the officers in the service of the East India Company might be appointed in addition to the above specified number of knights commanders. No further alteration of moment was made in the order until the reign of Victoria, when the last great change or remodelling was made. By new statutes dated 1847, May 15, the Order was thrown open as a reward for civil as well as military or naval services. All the three classes of the Order were sub-divided into two divisions, viz., military and civil. These statutes are embodied in letters patent * dated 1847, April 14. The letters patent themselves are published in the "Gazette" of date 25th May, 1847, and the new statutes (37 in all) are subjoined in detail. Statute No. 5 fixed the membership as follows : — civil 25 ... total 75 50 ... „ 152 . „ 200 ... „ 725 Total 952 D class G.C.B. ... . . . military 50 K.C.B. ... „ 102 „ C.B „ 525 XX INTRODUCTION These numbers to be exclusive of the Royal family, distinguished foreigners and foreign officers. In addition the power was reserved of increasing the number on special occasions. Statute No. l6 provided that on the occasion of investiture each individual of the 1st or 2nd class should first be kaighted if he were not previously a knight. By a new statute dated 1850, July 11, the membership was in- creased as follows (in order to admit officers of the commissariat and medical branches of the army and navy, and those of the East India Company into the military divisions of the 2nd and 3rd classes) : — viz. : ordinary military members of the 2nd and 3rd classes increased from 627 to 660, thus increasing the total membership to 985. By new general statutes dated Windsor, 1859, Jan. 31 the member- ship was fixed as follows : — Ist class G.C.B military 50 ... civil 25 ... total 75 2nd „ KC.B „ 110 ... „ 50 ... „ 160 3rd „ C.B „ 550 ... „ 200 ... „ 750 Total 985 Besides honorary members (foreigners), the number of these latter being unlimited. By the 4th of these statutes the Prince Consort was appointed Great Master and 1st or principal G.C.B. By supplementary statutes dated 1861, June 24, the membership was fixed as follows : — 1st class G.C.B military 50 ... civil 2nd „ KC.B „ 123 ... 3rd „ C.B „ 690 ... „ Total 1148 By supplementary statute dated 1877, June 19, the membership was fixed as follows : — 25 .. . total 75 60 .. ,. „ 183 200 .. . „ 890 1st class G.C.B. ... ... military 50 .. . civil 25 .. . total 75 2nd „ K.C.B. ... „ 123 .. . „ 80 .. . „ 203 3rd „ C.B „ 690 .. . „ 250 .. . „ 940 Total 1218 ORDER OF THE BATH xxi By supplementary statute dated 1881, May 10, the membership was fixed as follows : — 1st class G.O.B military 60 ... civil 25 ... total 75 2nd „ K.C.B „ 125 ... „ 80 ... „ 205 3rd „ C.B „ 705 ... „ 250 ... „ 955 Total ., 1235 By supplementary statute dated 1886, May 19, the membership was fixed as follows : — 1st class G.C.B military 55 ... civil 25 ... total 80 2nd „ KC.B „ 145 ... „ 80 ... „ 225 3rd „ C.B „ 705 ... „ 250 ... „ 955 Total 1260 By supplementary statute dated 1887, June 20, the membership was fixed as follows : — 1st class G.C.B military 55 ... civil 27 ... total 82 2nd „ K.C.B „ 145 ... „ 86 ... „ 231 3rd „ C.B „ 705 ... „ 264 ... „ 969 Total 1282 By supplementary statute dated 1890, Nov. 26, the membership was fixed as follows : — 1st class G.C.B military 55 ... civil 27 ... total 82 2nd „ K.C.B „ 145 ... „ 90 ... „ 235 3rd „ C.B „ 705 ... „ 270 ... „ 975 Total 1292 By supplementary statute dated 1892, Mar. 29, the membership was fixed as follows : — 1st class G.C.B military 55 ... civil 27 ... total 82 2nd „ KC.B „ 145 ... „ 93 ... „ 238 3rd „ C.B „ 705 ... „ 273 ... „ 978 Total 1298 military 55 . . ,. civil 27 .. ,. total 82 „ 145 .. . „ 100 .. .. „ 245 „ 705 .. . „ 283 .. .. „ 988 military 55 .. . civil 27 . total 82 „ 145 .. . „ 105 .. ,. „ 250 „ 705 .. . „ 283 .. ,. „ 988 xxii INTRODUCTION By supplementary statute dated 1895, May 18, the memberskip was fixed as follows : — 1st class G.C.B 2iid „ KC.B 3rd „ C.B Total 1315 By supplementary statute dated 1896, Apr. 10, the membership was fijxed as foUows : — 1st class G.C.B 2nd „ K.C.B 3rd „ C.B Total 1320 By supplementary statute dated 1897, June 19, it was provided that members admitted into the Order in commemoration of the Jubilee of the 60th year of Queen Tictoria's reign should be additional mem.bers "and shall not now or hereafter be included within the number of the ordinary members" of each respective class, but to have rank and precedence in each respective class according to the dates of their respective appointments. By supplementary statute dated 1897, June 22, it was ordered that a general officer of the Eoyal Marines should be an additional G.C.B. military. By supplementary statute dated 1897, June 22, H.E.H. the prince of TVales was appointed Great Master of the Order. By supplementary statute dated 1900, July 21, it was ordered that members admitted into the Order in connexion with the war in South Afr ica, shall be additional members within the respective classes with rank and precedence according to the dates of their respective appointments. By supplementary statute dated 1901, Feb. 26, H.R.H. Arthur William Patrick Albert, duke of Connaught, was appointed Great Master of the Order. ORDER OF THE BATH xxiii By supplementary statute dated 1901, July 17, the membership was fixed as follows : — 1st class G.C.B military 55 ... civil 27 ... total 82 2iid „ K.C.B „ 145 ... „ 108 ... „ 253 3rd „ C.B „ 705 ... „ 298 ... „ 1003 Total *1338 By supplementary statute dated 1902, Apr. 26, it was ordained that members admitted into the civil division of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd classes of the Order in commemoration of the coronation of king Edward VII. should be additional and should not now or hereafter be included in the number of the ordinary members of each class, but have rank and precedence according to the dates of their respective appointments. The enormous extension in the numbers of the Order, which has been sketched in the above brief resume of the statutes has of necessity gone hand in hand with similar extending changes in the matter of qualification of membership. The qualification for a G.C.B. (military) at the present moment is the actual holding of a commission in the army of, or above, the rank of Major General; or in the navy of, or above, the rank of Rear Admiral. For a G.C.B. (civil) it is the performance of such personal services to the Crown or of such public duties as shall merit the Royal favour. For a K.C.B. (military) the qualification consists in the actual holding of a commission in the army, or marines, or Indian military forces of, or above, the rank of Colonel, and in the navy of, or above, the rank of Captain, or Inspector of Machinery, or Paymaster-in- chief, or a commission of equivalent or higher rank in the medical service of the army or navy, or in the departments of the army or Indian military forces, distinguished service in the presence of the enemy, or efficient service as Flag Officer or General Officer, or meritorious service in actual war in providing for the wants of the army or navy, or in the care of sick and wounded. For a K.C.B. (civil) the qualifications are the same as for a G.C.B. (civil), or the performance of such lengthened service in the command of a regiment of auxiliary forces, or of a brigade of Naval artillery volunteers, or as an officer of the Royal Naval Reserve, or . • This statute fixes the total numbers at 1,838. But this is surely an error, as by the Statute of 1897 June 22, the Ist Class G.C.B. had been increased by one, thus making it 83, not 82, and the total member- ship 1,339, not 1,338. xxiv INTRODUCTION such as shall have contrihuted in a marked degree to the efficiency of sucli regiment, brigade or reserve ; or exceptional service to the Crown in connexion with the Department oi the Secretary of State for War otherwise than on active service in the field. The present state of membership of the order is as follows : — 1st class Knights Grand Cross : 55 ( ? 56) military and 27 civil (exclusive of the sovereign and princes of the blood). 2nd class Knights Comznanders : 145 military and 108 civil (exclusive of foreign officers who may be admitted as honorary Knights Commanders. 3rd class Companions : military 705 ; civil 298. In accordance with this sub-division of the first two classes the following list of Knights of the Bath is arranged as follows : — (1) Knights of the Bath from the earliest times to Charles II., and Knights Companions of the Bath from 1725 to 1815. (2) Knights Grand Cross (military) from 1815 to the present time. (3) Knights Grand Cross (civil) from 1815 to the present time. (4) Knights Commanders (military) from 1815 to the present time. (5) Knights Commanders (civil) from 1847 (when they were first instituted) to the present time. With regard to installation it may be noted that the arrangement of the 36 stalls in Henry YII.'s Chapel in Westminster Abbey remained as prescribed in the statutes of George I. until 1812, when, under the Regent, they were re-arranged and extended. The drastic re-modelling of the Order in 1815, and the enormous increase in the number of knights rendered installation impossible, and with it all the archaic ceremonies of bathing and vigils. They accordingly disappear from at least the statutes of May, 1847. The process of investiture at the present moment consists only in (1) knighting in case the knight elect is not already a kaight; (2) putting on the insignia. ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA xxv The Most Exalted Order of the Star of India. This Order was instituted by the late Queen Victoria on the 23rd Feb., 1861, by letters patent of that date (gazetted 1861, June 25). The original statutes were issued on the 7th of March following. It was not until 5 years after its original institution that the Order was divided into classes. As originally constituted it was to consist of only one class of knights (25 in number) together with the Sovereign, the Grand Master (who was to be ex officio the Viceroy and Governor General of India), and such extra and honorary knights as the Sovereign should from time to time appoint. In 1866, however, the Order was completely remodelled by letters patent dated March 28 (gazetted May 25), followed by statutes dated April 19 of the same year. In its re-organised form the Order was made to consist of the Sovereign, the Grand Master, 25 Knights Grand Com- manders (G.C.S.I.), 50 Knights Commanders (K.C.S.I.), and 100 Companions (C.S.I.) with power reserved to the Sovereign, as before, to appoint extra and honorary members. By No. 4 of these statutes of 1866, April 19, the Viceroy of India, by virtue of being Grand Master of the Order was to be First and Principal Knight [Grand Cross] thereof and was to remain a G. C.S.I, after his term of office as viceroy had expired, either as an ordinary G. C.S.I, or in case of their being no vacancy as an extra G.C.S.I., to be absorbed into the number of the ordinary knights as a vacancy should arise, and with rank and precedence according to the date of his having been sworn in as viceroy. At the time of the re-organisation of 1866 the existing K. S. I. were made G. C.S.I. Of the 25 Knights Grand Commanders 15 were to be such native princes and chiefs of India as shall have entitled themselves to Royal favour; the remaining 10 to be such British subjects as have merited favour by important and loyal services to the Empire in India. For the second and third classes the qualification was the meriting Royu) favour by conduct or services in the Indian Empire. xxvi INTRODUCTION Finally the members of the Order were to have precedence rank for rank next after those of the Bath and immediately before those of St. Michael and St. George. In 1875 the membership of the Order was again extended. By statute dated Aug. 30 of that year the total number of the members was increased to 205, viz. 25 G.C.S.I., 60 KC.S.I. and 120 C.S.I. By separate statute of 1876, Dec. 20, these numbers were again increased, viz., to 246 in all, i.e., 30 G.C.S.I. (eighteen thereof to be native princes), 72 K.C.S.I. and 144 C.S.I. By this statute of 1876 the qualification for the 2nd and 3rd classes of the Order was thus re- stated. " No person shall be nominated to either of these classes who shall not by their conduct and services in our Indian Empire, or after not less than 30 years service in the department of our Secretary of State for India, have merited our royal favour." By the statute of 1897, June 10, the Order was again enlarged to a total membership of 2?6, viz., 36 G.C.S.I. (18 thereof to be native princes), 80 K.C.S.I., and 160 C.S.I. At the same time the rule regarding the Grand Masters was re-stated as follows : the Viceroy and Governor General of India to be pro terrvp Grand Master and by virtue thereof First and Principal G.C.S.I. On the termination of his office he is to be an additional G.C.S.I. with rank and precedence among the ordinary G.C.S.I. according to the date of his having been sworn in as viceroy. The last extension of the Order was made by statute of date 1902, Oct. 21 (gazetted 1903, Jan. 1), when the total membership was increased from 276 to 291, viz., 36 G.C.S.I. as before, with ex-viceroys as additional; 85 K.C.S.I. and 170 C.S.I. ORDER OF ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE xxvii The Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George. At the peace in 1814 the island of Malta was ceded to England, and the seven Ionian Islands were fomied into an independent State under the exclusive protection of the king of England. With the object of recognising and rewarding the loyalty of the natives of these islands the Order of St. Michael and St. George was erected in 1818. The letters patent erecting the Order were dated 1818, Apr. 27, and the statutes on the 12th Aug. following. As at first constituted the Order was confined to natives of the Ionian Islands or of Malta or to subjects of the king of England holding office . in those parts. The lord commissioner of the Ionian Islands was to be Grand Master of the Order, and the Commander-in-chief of His Majesty's ships and vessels in the Mediterranean was to be pro temfore, i.e., during the period of his command first and principal Knight Grand Cross. The Order was arranged as follows : — First class or Knights Grand Cross, 8 in number exclusive of the Grand Master. Second class or Knights Commanders - - - 12 in number. Third class or Knights or Cavalieri - - - 24 in number. Within the Ionian Islands and Malta all these three classes were to have precedence of knights bachelors, but no definite pronounce- ment was made in the statutes of 1818 as to whether knighthood of a non-knightly person was essential prior to investiture. This led to an anomalous state of the Order, and with the object of remedying the confusion fresh statutes were signed 1832, Aug. 16. These statutes specifically prescribed that persons of the first and second class must be knighted prior to investiture. At the same time the numbers were increased as follows : — Knights Grand Cross increased to 15. Knights Commanders increased to 20. Cavalieri or Companions increased to 25. xxviii INTRODUCTION The most noticeable feature in these changes is the revolution in the status of the memhers of the third class. From 1818 to 1832 these latter had been styled knights (if of English birth) or cavalieri (if of Ionian or Maltese birth). They had been entitled to be styled Sir and had precedence over knights bachelors. It may be as well to give here the names of these cavalieri who between 1818 and 1832 were entitled to be styled Sir, with the date of their appointment : — 1820, Feb. 2. GiovANinc Melissino, of Zante. 1820, Feb. 2. Giulio Domenichini, of Zante. 1820, Feb. 2. Pieteo Peteizzopulo, sometime Regent of Santa Maura. 1820, Feb. 2. Paolo Cappadoca, of Corfu. 1820, Feb. 2. Demethio Yalsamachi, of Cephalonia, sometime secretary to the Legislative Assembly of the Ionian Islands. 1820, Feb. 2. Andeea Mustoxidi, of Corfu, sometime a senator of the Ionian Islands. 1820, Feb. 2. Paolo Peossalendi, of Corfu. 1821, Mar. 22. PANDAsry Cahidi, sometime Regent of Cephalonia. 1821, Mar. 22. Maeco Caeazia, of Corfu. 1822, Jan. 31. Yixcexzo Casolani, of Malta. 1822, Jan. 31. Giuseppe Maeqxjis Testafeeeata, of Malta. 1822, June 15. Spieidion Glaxlina, of Corfu, sometime member of the Legislative Assembly of the Ionian Islands. 1822, June 15. Angiolo Condaei, of Santa Maura. 1822, June 15. Giovanni Moeichi, of Paxo. From, the statutes of 1832 onward, however, the members of the third class were relegated to a lower precedence. Instead of being styled "knights or cavalieri" they were to be in future styled cavalieri (if of foreign birth) or companions (if of English birth), and the knightly rank was confined to the first two classes. Under letters patent of 1850, Dec. 31, followed by the statutes of 1851, Jan. 31, the constitution of the Order was further modified. The membership of the Order was increased to 65, viz. : — First class G.C.M.G. -.-... 20 Second class K.C.M.G. ------ 20 Third class Cavalieri or Companions C.M.G. - - 25 and a prince of the blood royal was to be Grand Master and first and principal Knight Grand Cross. Further, the lord high ORDER OF ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE xxix commissioner to the United States of the Ionian Islands, the governor of Malta and the commander-in-chief in the Mediterranean were to be extra Gr.C.M.G., to be absorbed into the number of ordinary G.C.M.G. as vacancies fell. But the Order still remained confined, as before, to the Ionian Islands and Malta or to English officials serving there. By the treaty of 1864, Mar. 29, however, the Ionian Islands were ceded to Greece, and it became necessary to entirely re-model the Order. By statutes of 1868, Dec. 4, and 1869, Apr. 3, the Order was extended in its scope to the British Colonies; the persons admissible were to be natural British subjects, who had held office in or performed services in the said colonies. At the same time the numbers were again increased as follows : — Knights Grand Cross - - - 25 in number. Knights Commanders - - - 60 „ „ Companions ----- 100 „ „ and power was given to the sovereign to appoint extra numbers of the first and second classes and to increase the numbers of each class. It was at the same time ordained that the Order should have precedence after the Order of the Star of India. These numbers have been since increased on four successive occasions as follows : — By the statutes of 1877, May 30, to Knights Grand Cross - - - - 35 Knights Commanders . . - - 120 Companions _.--.- 200 By a statute of 1879, May 6, to Knights Grand Cross - - - - 50 Knight Commanders _ . . . 150 Companions ------ 260 By these last-named statutes the Order was made to extend to services rendered to the Crown in relation to foreign affairs. By statute of 1886, June 28, eight knights commanders and nine companions were added as additional members for services in connection with the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, and by the statute of Max. 19 in the succeeding year these members became ordinary members of the Order. At the same time, by this statute of 1887, Mar. 19, the total membership of the Order was increased to 607. XXX INTRODUCTION By statutes of 1891, Nov. 24, th.e memberslup was fixed as follows : — First class G.C.il.G. ----- 65 Second class KG.M.G. - - - - 200 Third class C.il.G. ----- 342 with princes of the blood as extra and with foreign princes and persons as honorary. Further provision was made for the temporary increase of the membership by statutes of 1897, May 4, 1901, Apr. 19 and Sept. 27, and 1902, June 26. Finally, by fresh statutes of 1902, Oct. 30 (gazetted 1903, Mar. 13), the greatest extension of all was made. Under these statutes the Order now consists of : — Not more than 100 Knights Grand Cross, exclusive of princes of the blood royal, extra and honorary members. Not more than 300 Knights Commanders. Not more than 600 Companions. Of these numbers the Foreign Office may designate 30 of the first class, 90 of the second, and 180 of the third. The qualification of membership is the holding by natural bom or naturalised subjects of high and confidential office or the render- ing of extraordinary and important services to the king and Empire in any of the dominions beyond the seas; or important and loyal services in relation to the foreign affairs of the Empire. ORDER OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE xxxi The Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire. The most eminent Order of the Indian Empire was instituted by the late Queen Victoria on the 1st Jan., 1878 (by royal warrant dated 31st Dec, 1877) to reward services rendered to the said Queen and her Indian Empire, and to commemorate the proclamation of Her Majesty's style and title of Empress of India. As at first constituted the Order was to consist only of the Sovereign, the Grand Master and one class, viz., companions. The Viceroy of India fro ternp was to be ex officio Grand Master, and the members of the Council of India were to be ex officio and for life Companions of the Order. The total number of companions (exclusive of ex officio members) was not to exceed 50, and the total number of nominations in any consecutive years was not to exceed 20. Within a few years, however, the composition of the Order was drastically altered. By letters patent of date 1886, August 2 (gazetted on the 15th Feb., 1887), the Order was divided into two classes and was to consist of the Sovereign, the Grand Master, 50 Knights Commanders as the first class, and of Companions as the second class, not limited in number. Power was at the same time given to appoint descendants of George I. as extra knights commanders. The knights commanders who were constituted on the date of the gazetting of these letters patent appear in the following list at the head of the K.C.I.E. Some few months after this alteration a further considerable change was made in the constitution of the Order. By letters patent dated 1887, June 1 (gazetted June 27), it was made to consist of the Sovereign, the Grand Master, 25 Knights Grand Commanders (G.C.I.E.), 50 Knights Commanders (K.C.I.E.), and companions not limited in number, with similar power as before to the Sovereign to appoint any prince of the blood royal, being descendants of George I. as extra Knights Grand Commanders. On the 10th June, 1897, new statutes for the Order were issiied by the Sovereign. These provided that the Grand Master of the Order should by virtue thereof be First and Principal Knight Grand Commander during his term of office as Viceroy, and that after the xxxii INTRODUCTION terminatioii of his said office he should remain an additional Knight Grand Commander with rant among the ordinary Knights Grand Commanders according to the date of his being sworn in as Yiceroy. Further, the Governors of Madras and Bombay Presidencies were to be additional KJaights Grand Commanders with rank among the Ordinary Knights Grand Commanders according to [the date of] their respectire appointments as Knights Grand Commanders of this Order. At the same time the numbers were increased as follows : — 1st class G.C.I.E., 32 in number. 2nd class K.C.I.E. 82 in number. 3rd class CLE. nominations not to exceed 20 in each successive year exclusive of promotions. The members of the Order are such persons as have merited the royal favour by their services to the Empire of India, and such distinguished representatives of Eastern potentates as the Sovereign may thiak fit and such honorary members also as the Sovereign may th ink fit. The members of the several grades of the Order have place and precedence next to and immediately after the corresponding classes of the Order of St. Michael and St. George, and rank among them- selves according to date of nomination as in the ' Gazette.' By a fresh statute of 1901, July 22, temporary provision was made for the admission into all three classes of the Order, of persons to be named in consideration of services rendered during the South African War and in China. Similarly by statute of 1902, Oct. 22 (gazetted 1903, Jan. 1) temporary provision was made for the admission into the 3rd class, and for the year 1903 only, of 40 members as com- panions. At the same time the membership of the 2nd class (K.C.I.E.) was increased from 82 to 92. THE ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER xxxiii The Royal Victorian Order, The Royal Victorian Order was instituted by Queen Victoria ty letters patent dated "Westminster, 1896, Apr. 21. On the 20tli Dec, 1898, by further letters patent dated from Westminster, certain alterations were made in the precedency of the several classes of the Order. The statutes of the Order are dated "Windsor, 1899, Dec. 30, and are 23 in number. By Statute II. the Order is to consist of the sovereign and five several classes, viz.. Knights Grand Cross, Knights Commanders, Commanders, members of the fourth class and members of the fifth class, liy Statute IV. the members are to be " such persons, being subjects of our Crown, as may have rendered or shall hereafter render extraordinary or important or personal services to Us, our heirs and successors, who have merited or may hereafter merit our royal favour, or any persons who may hereafter be appointed ofiicers of this Royal Order." By Statute V. the honorary members of the several classes are to consist of such foreign princes and persons as should have the honour of an Order conferred upon them. The mode of appointment is by warrant under the royal sign manual sealed with the seal of the Order. The precedency of the various classes is, in accordance with Statute VII., as follows : — G.C.V.O. nest to and immediately after G.C.I.E. K.C.V.O. next to and immediately after K.C.I.E. C.V.O. next to and immediately after Knights Bachelors of England. M.V.O. (fourth class) next to and immediately after CLE. M.V.O. (fifth class) next to and immediately after eldest sons of Knights Bachelors of England. Statute XIV. regulates the method of investiture, and prescribes that the sovereign will, prior to the investiture, confer the honour of knighthood upon the person nominated to be a G.C.V.O. or K.C.V.O. if that person "have not previously received the said honour" of knighthood. Further, the ceremony of investiture may by warrant under the sign manual be dispensed with, with the proviso that in xxxiv INTRODUCTION the case of G.C.V.O. and K.C.V.O. this dispensing with investiture shall not entitle the person in question to the style of a knight bachelor of England "without having been duly authorised," i.e., without [presumably] the said person having been knighted either by dubbing or by letters patent (Statute XVII.). The anniversary of the Order is fixed for the 20th of June, the day of the accession of Queen Victoria to the Throne. Since the decease of Queen Victoria the already wide scope of the Order has been further enlarged. It is frequently conferred when the king is abroad on purely ceremonial occasions, and without any necessary regard to the central idea of personal service rendered to the sovereign. This is entirely in keeping, however, with the fundamental principle of the Order, viz., that it is the sovereign's private order. As to the Royal Victorian Chain, see infra, p. 415. ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER xxxv Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order. The Order of the Guelphs was instituted by the Prince Regent on the 12th of August, 1815. The preamble to the statutes of the Order, as issued on that date explain that King George III. had long enter- tained an intention of instituting an Order for Hanover, and that this intention was now carried out by the prince Regent to mark the occasion of the erection of Hanover into a kingdom, and at the same time to signalise the bravery of the Hanoverian troops in the battle of Waterloo. By the statutes which, though issued from Carlton House, were only published in German, the Grand-Mastership of the Order was to be for ever annexed to the crown of Hanover. The members were to consist of three classes. Knights Grand Cross (G.C.H.), Knights Commanders (K.C.H.), and Knights (K.H.), none below the rank of Lieutenant General being eligible for the first class, and none below that of Major General for the second. The arms and names of the knights of all three classes were to be affixed in the church of the Palace at Hanover and in the ancient Hall of Knights in the said palace. But this portion of the statutes was not carried into effect. The Order was destined for the civil as well as the military service, the qualification being the performance of some achievement worthy of the Order. The fact that there was no restriction of number, and that it was for civil as well as military merit, at a time when the Order of the Bath had neither of these characteristics, led to an extensive use of it under king William IV. That monarch, regardless of the object for which the Order had been established, bestowed it with profusion on his British subjects, although it had presumably been created as a means of rewarding Hanoverian and not British subjects. On the death of King William IV. on the 20th June, 1837, the Crown of Hanover devolved on his brother and heir male the duke of Cumberland, and so became separate from the British Crown. From this moment the Order became a purely Hanoverian one, and therefore in strictest parlance a foreign one. xxxvi INTRODUCTION The question as to whether membership of this Order entitled the holder thereof to the title of " Sir" and to the rank of a knight bachelor of Great Britain is concisely stated by Nicolas in his general remarks on the Order. Neither Gteorge IV. nor "William IV. supposed that such title or precedence would attach to the members. Regarding the Order as strictly a foreign one, both those kings always knighted those members of the Order whom they meant to make knights bachelors of Great Britain. Further than this, "William IV. expressly intimated his opinion to that effect after having taJken the advice of the lord chancellor on the subject. A paper having been laid before the king in Oct. 1831, containing reasons for the contention that all the knights of the Order of the Guelphs became ifso facto knights bachelors, the king saw so much objection to the principle (that the acceptance of any foreign Order should confer on the individual the honour of knighthood without his being knighted by the Sovereign) that he asked it to be referred to the lord chancellor. The lord chancellor's opinion was understood to be decidedly against any such right, and the king afterwards appointed several hundred British subjects to the Order, being assured that they would not thereby become knights bachelors of England. KNIGHTS BACHELORS xxxvii Knights Bachelors of England. Ancient authors have derived the antiquity of knighthood from St. Michael the Archangel, whom they term their 'premier Chevalier, Whilst not agreeing with this, other writers assert that it is as ancient as valour itself, and derived its original from Troy, which bred many in the heroic paths of virtue and arms, who were deservedly esteemed knights — such as Hector, etc. Such ancient conceits apart, it may he at once asserted that the mediseval institution of knighthood, of which the modern institution is a derivative, is of Frankish origin. There are two streams or lines of derivation which can be, if not traced, at least conjectured. 1. The direct or immediate derivation from the ceremonial or ritual of knighthood in use in the Frankish Empire of Charlemagne. 2. The indirect or immediate derivation from that form of military organisation which, in its fullest growth, we call the feudal system. As to the first of these it is probable that the highly ceremonial form of knighthood which was used by Charlemagne was derived by him from the Eastern Empire, and that in its origin it represents a strange admixture of the ideas or institutions of ancient Rome and of the invading Barbarians. Ancient Rome furnished the idea of a knightly Order, as a separate class ; the invading barbarians changed the idea of the institution ; made it wholly military in purpose, and adorned it with their own forms of ceremonial. Not that the institu- tion of the Equestrian Order of ancient Rome was the parent of the medifeval institution of knighthood. The distinguishing feature of the Ordo Equestris of Rome was the census equestris and the censor's choice or allowance of the individual census. Both these character- istics are absent from the mediaeval conception of knighthood. But the Roman institution furnished the idea of a separate Order or status. Between this idea and the barbarian idea of distinction arising only by valour in arms there is a possible connecting link, viz., the institu- tion or custom of adoption per arma, which becomes a marked feature of the Roman Empire at the time of the invasions of the barbarians. It was such an adoption that Justinian used with the king of the xxxviii INTRODUCTION Ostro Gotlis, and that Theodoric, the king of the Ostro Goths, used with the king of the Heruli. In his charter on this occasion Theodoric speaks of the custom as common and acknowledged : — " Per arma fieri posse filium grande inter gentes constat esse praeconium. . . . Et ideo more gentium et conditione virili filium te praesenti munere procreamus ut competenter per arma nascaris qui hellicosus esse dignosceris. Damus quidem tibi equos, enses, clypeos et reliqua instrumenta bellorum." This adoption of a son by arms fer arma was not intended as such an adoption as would convey rights of succession, but as a publication of the Prince's judgment touching the person so adopted and his solemn confirmation of him under the name of his son thus to bear and use arms. Such an institution would inevitably tend to be regarded as the seal or mark of admission to a separate and select status. But whilst it seems clear that this idea of knighthood as the qualification for entering a distinct status was derived by the Prankish Empire from the decaying Roman Empire it would seem also clear that in its origin the actual form which was given to the ceremony itself was of native or barbarian or Teutonic origin. Speaking of the formal assumption of arms by the young warrior in the public assembly Tacitus says : — Arma sumere non ante cuiquam moris quam civitas suffecturum probaverit. Tum in ipso concilio vel principum aliquis, vel pater, vel propinqui scuto frameaque juvenem ornant. Haec apud illos toga, hie primus juventae honos. From this source have been derived and developed the various ceremonies, the investiture or girding with a sword, the putting on of spurs, the blow on the neck or cheek, etc., etc., which characterise the solemn form of knighthood in use in the Prankish Empire. In his constitutions for the Prisones Charlemagne ordains that th& governor there should create knights sicut consuetudinis est by girding with a sword and striking the person created on the ear ut deinceps more militum Sacri Imperii aut Regni Pranciae armati incedant. Such was the institution — of mingled and Teutonic origin as I think — which Charlemagne adopted or revived, and which by- KNIGHTS BACHELORS xxxix his example and influence was spread among the surrounding nationalities. Confining our attention to England the influence of the Prankish example or institution is traceable in the story of Alfred the Great's investiture of Athelstan. quern etiam premature militem fecerat, donatum chlamyde coccinea, gemmato balteo, ense Saxonico cum vagina aurea. I take it as self-evident that this highly ceremonial form of knighthood is, as far as England is concerned, the direct and only origin of the form of knighthood by bathing or by the Bath. The introduction of the religious rites of confession, absolution, vigils, etc., is possibly attributable to the fact that in Anglo-Saxon times (and up to 1102) the bishops and abbots had the right of creating knights. To this subject sufficient reference has been made already (see introduction to the Order of the Bath supra x. — xv.). It is only necessary to state briefly that religious rites had begun to enter into the ceremony of knighthood before the Norman Conquest. The knighting of the Conqueror and his sons had the character of a religious as well as a legal rite. Both John of Salisbury and Peter of Blois mention the knight's offering of his sword on the altar as a part of the accustomed solemnity of knighthood in the middle of the 12th century. In the account of the knighthood at Rouen in 1127 by Henry I. of England of Geofcey of Anjou as prior to his marriage to the empress Maud, Henry's daughter, the full and precise ritual of the Bath is detailed. Whatever authority may or may pot attach to this description, it is certain that by the time of king John the ritual of the Bath was complete, for from his reign onwards we have a series of royal Orders addressed to the Wardrobe or to particular sheriiis, etc., commanding the delivery of robes and bedding to candidates for knighthood as preliminary or preparatory to the ceremony of bathing. Such official notices as we possess of scattered ceremonial knightings by the King during the century 1250 to 1350 almost invariably use one phrase to describe it, viz., cingulo militari accingere, cingulo militiae decorare, and so on, implying a ceremonial investiture and girding of the sword, etc. (See Rymer Foedera, i., 531, 586, 698; ii., 1062.) xl INTRODUCTION I am of the opinion that throughout the late Saxon and early Norman times in England this ceremonial form of knighthood (which was later known distinctly as knighthood by the bath) was the only form of knighthood proper. If so, it would follow as a consequence that the ordinarily accepted opinion that Knights liachelors represent an earlier institution than Knights of the Bath is entirely incorrect. Knights Bachelors are the later institution, and were practically unknown during the period in question. 2. What I have termed the second line or stream of influence in the institution of knights is derived entirely from the characteristic feature of the feudal system. Intentionally using non-technical terms for the moment, I may express my view as follows : — The feudal system centred round the idea of a military force settled on the land in a certain way or by a certain tenure. All the constituent members of that military force were milites in the sense of being warriors or horse soldiers, but they were not originally milites in the sense of being knights as being admitted by a certain ceremony into a certain dignity. They were horse soldiers merely, and their tenure of their lands was a soldier's tenure. Throughout the 11th and 12th centuries, therefore, I would not translate the generic term miles as knight but as horse soldier. This would apply equally to Anglo- Saxon times. The thegn* of the Anglo-Saxon period was a miles in the sense of being a soldier possessing such and such a qualification in the way of land, but not a knight in the sense of being a member of a certain Order or in the sense of being possessed of a dignity inseparable from himself, or inseparable from his name. From the 9th to the 12th century I take it there was only one species of, or means of approach to, knightly honour, viz., that which arose by creation by means of those solemn ceremonial rites which, as I have said, were subsequently elaborated into the ceremonial of the Bath. Outside this restricted class the large body of thegns or milites were soldier tenants simply. But from the 12th century a change takes place. The institution or idea of knighthood is itself developed or expanded in such a way as to potentially comprehend this large body of the King's soldier tenants. The limits, in point of time, of this change are possibly marked for us by the introduction of the term knight itself. Originally the Anglo-Saxon "cniht" was a boy, a servant or a military follower ; then the term gathered dignity and in * The earliest mention of a Saxon mile occurs under the year 709 A.D. (Cartalarium Saxonicum I. 184). It is to my mind a suspicious case. But from the commencement of the 10th century Saxon milites (=thegns) occur frequently among the witnesses to charters. KNIGHTS BACHELORS xli the latter half of the 11th century it designated a military rank next beneath that of the thegns, and, finally, from the commencement of the 13th century it assumes (though by no means uniformly) the full meaning of the name of a distinct dignity attaching to the profession of arms and to military tenure. Hitherto the King's tenants in chief had been milites, soldier tenants, battalere, or battaliers,* or fighting tenants simply. Henceforth they, or a certain portion of them, were to constitute a distinct rank possessed of a distinct dignity, which, whilst being less in esteem than the ancient ceremonial dignity of knighthood, was to be derived from it or partially assimilated to it in matter of form and approximated to it in substance. The entry to this dignity w,as given by a simpler form, only one of the several ceremonies which characterised the older ceremonial knighting being used, viz., that of the mere striking by the sword, but alongside of this there had to be in the grantee the necessary qualification of a tenure in chivalry from the Crown. Whilst it is possible to lay one's finger on the approximate time of the introduction of knighthood by simple dubbing (viz,, the middle of the 13th century), it is not possible to define sharply and clearly the steps in the process of evolution by which the military tenant became differentiated from the dubbed knight. That evolution implies (what the slightly earlier introduction of scutage also implies) that the feudal system was breaking down, that the military tenant was ceasing to be a professional warrior and was coming more and more to be a landed man. It was as a * I suggest as a mere conjecture that the Norman French word battalere became confused with the base Latin word baccalaurii. Ultimately the form baccalaurii entirely ousted the form battelier, and occupied the field alone, either in its original form as baccalaurii orin its Anglicised form as bachelors. In this way may have been evolved the term knights bachelors, one which has been a moot point of discussion among antiquaries for generations. The idea that the term bachelor is derived from bas chevalier as representing a low or base species of knighthood is self -evidently untenable, for knighthood is a dignity and the first law of chivalry is that no dignity can be at once a source of honour and of dishonour. I can see no difficulty in the accepted usage or meaning of it in the middle of the 13th century. It is in the middle of the 14th century that the first extant list of knight bachelors occurs. I take it, therefore, that it was about that time, say during the 13th or 14th century, tliat some members of the main body of tenants in chivalry began to be distinguished by the ceremonial of dubbing, Although this was a simpler form of ceremonial, and one carrying less weight with it than the older ceremony of knighting by the Bath, yet it brought with it distinction enough to make it coveted and to mark off the holders of it from the main body of the King's tenants in chivalry. The words of Matthew Paris, therefore "multi de militibus universitatis regni qui se volunt bachelarios appellari," seem to me perfectly clear and consonant. They mark the time when both the new name and the new dignity were coming into use. I see no difliculty whatever in the phrase. It means not the young knights as against the old knights, but the dubbed knights as against the undubbed main body of tenants in chivalry. The term communitas bacheleriae Angliae is to my mind not so much a collective terra for the whole body of such dubbed knights (which would suggest that knights bachelors were connected by some organisation or bond more or less loose), but a pure abstraction vague and hardly translatable. Bub does it not stand to sense that the dubbed knights would represent the chief and most influential of the body of tenants in chivalry, and that in any agitation they would lead the rest of the King's tenants as a small but representative community or body ? Finally, as to the passage in Wyke's Annales Monastic!, in which the term Bachelor is applied to the London apprentices, " innumera multitude ribaldorum quos bachelarios vocitabant, " it seems to me merely to prove how general the use of the term had become, how quickly it had caught the popular fancy. For the whole of this subject, see Professor Tout's article in the English Eistorical Bevievj, xvii., p. 89, January, 1902. xlii INTRODUCTION stimulus to this decaying military professionalism that the new dignity was introduced. Whilst in matter of theory all the military tenants holding by a knight's fee were capable of this new dignity, they did not as a matter of fact assume it except when called upon to do so by the Sovereign or his deputy. Eoughly speaking, there- fore, we may say that through the earlier mediaeval period up to the middle of the 13th century the idea of military tenure as constituting knighthood predominated over that of ceremonial admission by dubbing, whilst in the later middle ages the idea of ceremonial admission by dubbing prevailed over that of military tenure. In modern times the conception of knighthood is purely ceremonial. Is is conferred by a mere ceremony, and has no relation whatever to military tenure of land from the Crown. Let me recapitulate and so render clear the point which I wish to make. 1. From 880 to 1250 approximately the only form of knighthood was the highly ceremonial investiture which subsequently developed into the ritual of the Bath. The honour was a peculiar and great one, and the actual number of knights was small. The main body of military followers or tenants-in-chief of the Crown were milites or soldiers simply. 2. From 1250 onwards the dignity of knighthood by dubbing is introduced. The whole body of properly qualified military tenants- in-chief is theoretically entitled to this dignity. When he assumes that dignity or submits to accept it the miles or battelier holding by military service becomes a knight battelier or knight bachelor, and henceforth miles is the accepted term for a knight bachelor, and when once the term miles has obtained this hard and fast meaning it ceases to be applied to the wider generic body of military tenants. Finally, whilst the whole body of tenants holding by knight's service was theoretically entitled to assume knighthood it came to be more and more a distinct act depending on the will of the Sovereign, Whilst some few accepted the honour eagerly at his hands the main body of military tenants remained indisposed to assume it — doubtless because they regarded it as a form of emphasising or re-enacting the military character and burden of the tenure. Periodically, therefore, we find the Crown calling upon the tenants to assume knighthood and fining them for not obeying. At first the idea was doubtless that of registering afresh or keeping actively alive the feudal obligation of military service attaching to the KNIGHTS BACHELORS xliii military tenure, but it was quickly found that the fines levied for non-assumption of knighthood afforded a profitable source of income. It became, therefore, qnite an established practice on the part of the Crown to issue proclamations calling on the tenants-in-chief to assume knighthood and then to levy fines upon or to accept com- positions from those who refused to obey. This practice was observed by the Sovereigns of England down to the days of Charles I. It is a very curious fact that, as far as the lists of Knights Bachelors are concerned, the effect of these proclamations from the king is only traceable in a single instance. Soon after his accession James I. issued orders requiring the sheriffs, etc., to summon all persons possessed of 40Z. a year to come in and receive the dignity of knighthood. These orders were followed on the 17th July, 1603, by the issue of the usual commission for compounding with all persons who should neglect to comply with the summons. Six days after- wards more than 500 of the persons so summoned attended the King at Whitehall, and there, in the royal garden, were dubbed knights by him. See their names in the text, pp. 113 — 127). James's motive on the occasion was to add grace to theceremonyof his coronation, and this was also the reason of the unusually large response. But the singularity of this instance will probably serve to illustrate clearly the nature of the process which had been going on under the surface. In the first stage of that process the Crown had attempted to arrest the decay into which the feudal tenures were falling. This it attempted to do by, let us say, periodically renewing, or keeping up-to-date the registration of the tenants in chivalry. As it was the object of the tenants to evade such registration, they shirked the assumption of knighthood. But when the tenures had hopelessly decayed, when parliamentary grants had superseded the mediaeval scutage and tallage, etc., and when the Crown's feudal privileges had sunk to such items as wardship, relief, etc., then the qualification of the 40Z. per annum on lands had come to be a social qualification carrying very little of the old feudal obligations. The distinction of knighthood was therefore no longer attended with the feudal obliga- tions which made the mediaeval tenant shun it. The abolition of the feudal tenures in the middle of the 17th century swept away at the same time this feudal privilege of a right to knighthood hitherto existing in the 40L per annum tenant. Accordingly from the days of the Restoration there has remained only the sole aJid simple conception of knighthood as a personal xliv INTRODUCTION dignity conferred by the ceremony of dubbing by tbe Sovereign or bis deputy. When this change had been effected it became an easy and not incongruous act to confer upon civilians what was originally a purely military dignity. To-day the dignity of knight bachelor is in great measure civilian in character. The whole of the above attempted explanation of this very obscure and difficult subject is advanced tentatively, and I offer it to the consideration of scholars in the simple hope that the discussion of it may lead to the establishment of some truer theory if mine is wrong. As growing out of it there is a precedent question which will require solution at the hands of medisevalists. That question is this : What is the exact meaning of the conventional phrase used in the writs of summons to knighthood, arma militaria suscipere? Does it mean that the tenant should present himself to the King to receive from him in a ceremonial way the arms proper to the degree of knight- hood ? If so, that would be an investiture, or, let us say, at the least dubbing. Or as an alternative view does it mean that the tenant was called upon by such words to attend at some appointed time and place in order to acknowledge his liability to such and such military service ? In other words, does it mean that the tenant was to attend, not to be dubbed a knight, but simply to have his name entered in a census, or register, or roll, or schedule. I incline to the latter view for the following reasons : — 1. As already stated above, the records of dubbings in the Middle Ages never correspond with the writs for the assumption of knighthood. I do not know of any record which would show that a writ of summons to knighthood was ever followed by the dubbing of a single individual, much less by the dubbing of hundreds, for undoubtedly hundreds or even thousands of persons presented themselves in obedience to the writ. 2. The earliest surviving writ for the assumption of knighthood, so far as I know, is entered on the Close Roll 16 Hen. III. A typical entry of later date may be quoted from the Close Roll of 6 Edw. I. The wording of the entry is as follows : — Rex vicecomiti Glouc. Praecipimus tibi . . . quod omnes illos de balliva tua qui habent viginti libratas terrae vel feodum unius militis integri de nobis tenent et milites esse debent et non sunt, sine dilatione distringas ad arvia militaria ... a nobis suscipienda. KNIGHTS BACHELORS xlv This is the stereotyped form, and it is not specific. It can be read both ways. But four years later there is an entry on the Welsh roll of 10, Edw. I., -vrhich is very specific and which, to my mind, throws a reflex light on the earlier entry just quoted. The words on the Welsh roll are as follows : — ■ Rex vicecomiti Glouc. . . . Statuimus quod quicunque de regno nostro qui triginta libratas terrae habuerit sibi jirovideat quod froTR'pturn habeat unum equum fortem et competenteTn ad arma una cum armaturis com'petentibus ad eundem quo in casibus emergentibus sibi servire possit quoties est necesse. Now what is the difference between these two entries just quoted? Technically, the first is described as a writ for the assumption of knighthood ; the second is described as a writ of military summons. But surely there is an intimate connection between the two entries. The first writ has the effect of putting a particular number of tenants on to the census or schedule of soldiers (milites) liable to military duty. Then, four years later, when there is occasion for the services of these men the second writ, addressed to the same county calls them to the performance of that duty. In accordance with this, I argue that the writ for the assumption of knighthood simply established a census or roll or register of persons liable to military duty. It did not affect the status, the social dignity of the soldier (miles). His social status was only enhanced when, later, the added ceremony of dubbing was applied to him. 3. The final reason for my opinion is a very curious one. Among the MiscellaJiea of the Receipt, vol. 223, there are still preserved the names of all the individuals, arranged county by county, who com- pounded for not taking knighthood at the coronation of Charles I. The record covers the years 1630 — 2. and amongst the persons who so compounded are at least five baronets (pp. 5, 32, 38, 526, 155) and four knights (pp. 5, 113, 135, 155). If the writ for the assumption of knighthood called the holder of a knight's fee or a 40L holder to attend to be dubbed, how should knights come to be included? It is surely out of the question. The only conclusion in my mind is that the summons to knighthood was not a summons to a ceremony to a dubbing, but only a summons to the rendering of a military or feudal duty. If I have made my main point clear the reader will easily under- stand the list of Knights Bachelors in the following pages. If the whole body of the feudal military tenants of the Crown were ipso facto xlvi INTRODUCTION knights theii a list of the mediseval Knights Bachelors of England would be a list, generation after generation, of all the tenants-in-chief of the Crown holding by military service. But if this whole body was not so much composed of knights in esse as of soldiers (milites) or knights in posse then the list of Knights Bachelors of England will be confined to the list of actually dubbed knights. And no more than this is really what all the existing MS. lists give us. The only existing records of the mediaeval Knights Bachelors of England consist of lists of actual dubbings. I have already in the preface described the M.S. sources from which the list of mediseval knights has been drawn. Owing to the fact that the public is not allowed to make search in the College of Arms it is impossible to say what is the ultimate origin of these MSS. thus described. But it is quite clear that they represent more or less direct transcripts from entries, kept of old at the College of Arms, probably some document containing miscellaneous entries of ceremonies, creations, and dubbings. That this record (whatever it was) was not on the lines of the later register of knights is shown by the fact that it frequently comprised knights who had not paid their fees to the College. (See note. Vol. II., p. 26, infra.) Although an ofiicial document in the sense of being compiled by some member of the College, it is plain that it was not regarded as an official register of knighthood to which reference could be had as a final authority for settling questions of right or precedency, and so forth. Until the days of James I. no such register existed, and it is to this fact that must be attributed the chaotic and imperfect nature of the lists of knights up to the 17th century. The register of knights at the College of Arms was instituted in 1622 by a signet letter of King James couched in the following terms : — ' James l.'s order for Knights directed to [Thomas Howard, earl of Arundel and Surrey^, the Earl Marshall of England, May IS, aniio 20 [appointing a register to be kept wherein the names of all knights should for the future be enrolled, and that all knights should have precedency according to such enrollvient^* By the King. Right trusty and well-beloved cousin and councillor, we greet you well. Whereas there is daily found great inconvenience and many differences arise about the precedence of knights *Harl. MS. 983, f. Ifi9. KNIGHTS BACHELORS xlvii in respect that so exact a roll is not kept of them as ought to he in the Office of Arms, the partyes on whom we have bestowed that honour not resorting to that office, as they ought, to give notice thereof in due time, by reason of which neglect much inconvenience hath grown (as we are informed), some pretending to that honour who never received it from us, others losing their right of precedency, there being no record extant whereby to rectify such diiferences when they happen (all which we chiefly impute to the want of an Earl Marshal heretofore). We therefore, minding to redress these inconveniences, do straightly charge and command all such persons on whom we shall hereafter confer that honour that within one month at the furthest they bring unto you, our Ear] Marshal, or your deputy, sufficiently authorised by you, a sufficient certificate as well of the time and place as of their priority, and that you thereupon, or your deputy, give particular warrant under your or his hand for the entry of them accordingly in the Office of Arms, to the end that according to such warrantable entry everyone may know his due precedency as well in all commissions as in other public employments and places whatsoever. And if any, having received that honour at our hands, shall not within one month bring such a certificate unto you or your deputy for such entry to be thereupon made, our pleasure is that he shall forfeit the benefit of his due precedency from that time forward until his enrolment; neither shall he pretend to any place by virtue of his knighthood until he have been so enrolled, and then shall take his place no otherwise but from the time of his enrollment. Given under our Signet at our Palace of Westminster, the 15th day of May, in the twentieth year of our reign. Some months later the signet letter was re-enforced by James, by ■the following proclamation (Eymer xvii., 488) : — "Whereas wee have taken knowledge of many and great in- conveniences daily ariseing for want of an exact Roll kept in the Office of Armes of such as have received from us the Order of Knighthood, whereby some have presumed to challendge that dignitie, uppon whom the same was never conferred; and, amongst them that were indeed knighted. xlviii INTRODUCTION often questions arise for precedencie ; which cannot be decided for want of a Record kept thereof : for redress whereof we directed our Letters dated the fifteenth Day of May last to our right trusty and right welbeloved Cosen and Councellor, Thomas Earle of Arrundell and Surrey, our Earl Marshall of England, that, according as appertaineth to that his ofi&ce, he should take order therein : nevertheles, by reason of the slack- nes and negligence of such as have been by us advanced unto that degree, in not giving notice thereof to the said Earle Marshall or his deputie, our said Letters have not taken effect according to our intent. We do therefore hereby publish and declare our Royal Pleasure, and doe streightly charge and command, that all such persons as sithence the said fifteenth day of May last fast, have received that dignitie ; shall, within three moneths after the publishing of this our Proclamation and others that shall hereafter receave the like dignitie from us or any our Lieve-tenaunts, shall within one rnonth after they have received the same within this our Realme of England, or within one moneth next after their coming into this Realme, if they receive the same out of the Realme, bring or cause to be brought a sufficient Certificate thereof, and of the time thereof, to our Earle Marshall of England for the tyme being, or to such other person or persons as he shall appoint, to the end the same may be Registered in a Roll to be therefore kept in the Office of Armes, uppon pain that everie person neglecting to bring such Certificate shall lose the benefit of his due pre- cedencie, and in all commissions, employments and places shall be ranked after such as uppon the certificat brought shall be registered before them : And wee doe likewise signifie and declare our pleasure to be, that all such, as at any tyme before the said fifeteenth day of May last past did receave the said Order of Knighthood att our hands, shall at any tyme hereafter bring such Certificat as aforesaid, and shall have the same registered as aforesaid, for clearing all controversies and questions that may arise touching their precedencie. Given at our Court of Windsor the seaven and twentith Day of April, in the one and twentith yeare of our Raigne of Great Brittaine, France and Ireland, 1623." KNIGHTS BACHELORS xlix The reception of this royal letter and proclamation by the ofi&cials of the College of Arms is noted on II. p. 179 infra. It is not to be supposed, however, that even after the institution of such a register the College of Arms possessed a complete and trustworthy account of the dubbings of the Knights Bachelors of England. It did not, for the simple reason that it did not profess to do. The College would only register a knighthood when the knight paid his fees (which amounted to 108L), and even then it could only register such knighthoods as were transmitted to it by certificate from the Lord Chamberlain's office. As many knights absolutely refused to pay the fees, and as the Lord Chamberlain's office may easily have omitted to transmit such certificates, it is self-evident that the register of knights at the Heralds College is an imperfect record at best. In addition a further element of confusion is introduced by means of the register. For it would appear that sometimes the date of registra- tion is the date of payment of the fees to the College, and this may be much posterior to the date of actual dubbing. This is the only explana- tion that I can offer as to the singular discrepancy or variety of dates so frequently noticeable in the lists in the following pages. As a result all the lists of Knights Bachelors which have emanated from members of the College of Arms have been characterised by incompleteness or untrustworthiness. A brief survey of these publications will serve to bring out this fact : — 1. John Philipot was successively Rouge Dragon and Somerset Herald, the latter from 1624. His " ferfect collection or catalogue of all Knights Batchelors made by king Jamies since his coming to the Crown of England " was not published till 1660, a matter of fifteen years after Philipot's death. This book is probably the most painstaking and reliable of all the lists which have emanated from officials of the College of Arms. But a careful collation of it with Nichols' ' progresses of King James ' and with the general authorities for the period, especially the State Papers Domestic, reveals many errors and discrepancies of date and name. 2. The next list in point of time is " A Catalogue of the nobility of England and Ireland, etc." This book generally passes under the name of T[homa8] W[alkley]. Walkley, however, was only the publisher, and the actual authorship has not transpired. But it must have emanated from an official of the College of Arms. The first edition appeared in 1630, and the book ran through at least eight other editions up to 1658. The last edition, that of 1658, contained 1 INTRODUCTION not only tlie Knight Bachelors of Charles I. up to his flight from Oxford in 1646, but also the subsequent dubbings by the Protectors Oliver and Richard Cromwell. It is from this list that I have copied in the following pages; but again here, as in the case of Philipot, there are noticeable errors and omissions. 3 (4). The third and fourth of these lists were the work of Francis Townsend, Pursuivant of Arms, a son of that Francis Townsend who was Windsor Herald from 1784. He produced (3) A calendar of Knights . . . from 1760 to 1828 (London, 1828). (4) A catalogue of Knights from 1660 to 1760 (London, 1833). Both these lists are execrable in every way, incomplete, chaotic and swarming with errors of name, place and date. I have derived literally countless corrections of him from the London Grazette, the State Papers Domestic, Le jN^eve, Luttrell's Diary and other general sources. Finally there is the work of Le Neve. His Pedigrees of Knights from Charles II. to Queen Anne has been published from Harl MSS., 5801-2, by the Harleian Society. It is impossible to speak of Le Neve's work save with the greatest reverence and respect, but it will be plain to anyone looking into it that Le Neve must have been hampered by the imperfect nature of the official record on which he based his notes. This is especially apparent in the notes of the knights made by Charles II. immediately before and after the Restoration — a portion which has cost me more labour probably than any other part of this work. All this is said not in a spirit of carping criticism but simply to emphasise the point which I wish to make, viz., that from its very nature the register of knights at the College of Arms must be and surely is a most imperfect record. The great source of correction on which I have relied is, of course, the London Gazette. But the London Gazette only began to appear in 1665, and for long after the appearance of the first number its notices of ceremonials such as dubbings or creations are disappoint- ingly casual. Such as they are, however, I trust and claim that the reader will find every such notice entered in the present volume. Every page and volume of the Gazette has been turned over from its commencement to the present day. One might naturally suppose that, however imperfect the register at the College of Arms is, the record of the London Gazette would be complete and unimpeachable. Why it should not be so I cannot say. KNIGHTS BACHELORS H unless it is due to the extraordinary and unsystematic way in which that periodical has been edited in the past. Certain it is that many knighthoods never were gazetted at all (probahly in consequence of non-payment of fees, or again by reason of the casual nature of the particular knighthood). Under the circumstances I have done the best I can by means of a collation of all the above-named sources together with others. In conclusion, reference must be made to one or two questions touching the dignity of a Knight Bachelor. Although not an Order, the honour of Knight Bachelor is a dignity or degree, and as such inseparable from the holder. He must be named by both his Christian name and his surname as Sir A. B., knight, and his wife is to be styled Lady or Dame. If an esquire be made a knight he loses his name of esquire, but though a knight be made a nobleman or of any higher degree he still retains the name of knight and so ought to be styled in all writs. In the ancient books of law the dignity of knighthood was held to be universal, so that even if a knight received his dignity of a foreign prince he was still to be styled and accounted a knight in all legal proceedings within England. Some few such knights will be found in the earlier pages of the present volume. This usage is, however, no longer accepted in England. It is now necessary in order to the recognition of such dignities that a British subject who has been honoured by a foreign Sovereign should obtain royal letters patent of the Crown of England enabling him to have that honour. Further, such permission or recognition does not carry with it the slightest title to the rank or style of a Knight Bachelor of England. But one branch of this law of the universality of the dignity of knighthood still maintains. WithinJihe ranks of Knights Bachelors there is no distinction or priority save that of date of creation. There is no distinction whatever of class according as the dubbing is performed by the Sovereign himself or by his deputy. The ancient laws of chivalry maintained that the process of knighting could be performed by anyone who was himself of the degree of a knight. Certainly the commanders of the King's armies possessed and used the authority of creating knights as will be found in many places in the present volume. The power which still remains in the lord lieutenant of Ireland of creating knights is a survival of this ancient law of chivalry. This power was called in question by the Admiralty in 1821, but it was decided in 1823 by the Hi INTRODUCTION judges that the lord lieutenant does possess since the union of Great Britain and Ireland the same power of conferring the honour of knighthood which he did [as the King's deputy] whilst Ireland was a separate kingdom. Irish knights, therefore, rank for precedence with English knights simply according to seniority of creation. In a similar manner the power of knighting was held to be inherent in the warden of the Marches in the 16th century. Again, the Crown may delegate its power of creating knights by a specific commission. Numerous instances of this occurred under Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth [see Eymer, xv., p. 350]. A similar precedent was followed by James II. in 1686 (when the duke of Albemarle as lieutenant general and general governor of Jamaica was empowered to confer knighthood on such persons, not exceeding six, as he should think deserving), and by his present Majesty in the commission empowering H.R.H. the duke of York to create knights on his colonial tour. On the other hand, the practice of making knights by letters patent is a distinct departure from ancient practice. "He that receives the dignity of a knight kneels down and then the King slightly touches him on the shoulder with a sword and says in French sois chevaler au nome de dieu; and after- wards avance chivaler, for a knight is not made by letters patent or by the King's writ as those of high dignity be, but by the sword, foi' this honour is supposed to be given on the sudden." The adoption of the innovation of making knights by letters patent has been caused by the growing size of the British Empire, and by the necessity of creating knights in absentia to meet such typical cases as those of colonial officials who could not visit England to receive the honour at the hand of the sovereign. The first instance of such a creation by letters patent is that of Robert Chambers, a judge in Bengal, in 1777 (see, however, the curious cases infra pp. 181 and 250 under dates 1622-3, Feb. 1, and 1674-5, Feb. 22). Many other instances of later date will be found in the present volume. These letters patent are invariably dated from Whitehall. Finally, there remains for discussion the curious subject of the privilege supposed to pertain to eldest sons of baronets of claiming knighthood on arriving at the age of 21. This privilege appears to me to have been an afterthought in the creation of the dignity of baronets. In fact I am not sure that the whole privilege deos not rest on a complete misconception. James I.'s original letters patent of 1611 for the creation of KNIGHTS BACHELORS H" baronets contains no reference to the knighting either of the baronets themselves or of their eldest sons * But after the dignity of baronets was erected there arose a dispute as to precedence between the younger sons of viscounts and barons on the one hand and the baronets [notice, the baronets themselves, not their sons] on the other. This dispute was settled by James by fresh letters patent dated 13th March, 14 James I. These letters patent contain the following clause :—" First His Majesty is pleased to knight the present baronets that are no knights, and doth also by these presents of his mere motion and favour promise and grant for him and his successors that such baronets and the heirs male of their bodies as hereafter shall be no knights when they shall attain or be of the age of 21 years, upon knowledge thereof given to the Lord Chamberlain of the Household or Vice-Chamberlain for the time being, or in their abence to any other officer attending upon His Majesty's person, shall be knighted by His Majesty his heirs and successors." It has been taken for granted for two centuries and more that by this clause James I. promised to knight the eldest sons of baronets during the life of their father. I offer it as a more probable interpretation that James only meant that all baronets should be knights or should be knighted, not merely the first created baronets but their successors after they succeeded to the baronetcy. He simply meant to provide that the dignity of knighthood and the style of " Sir" should be hereditary, i.e., in the baronet and his heirs male, so that the son on succeeding to the baronetcy should be either ipso facto knight or should have the right of claiming knighthood if of 21 years of age; but not that he should be able to claim knighthood during the life of his father. I take it that it was an entire misconception and quite unjustifiable, when at a subsequent period the letters patent of creation of this or that particular baronetcy contained a clause covenanting for the knighthood of the son of the baronet " although in the lifetime of his father or grandfather." * The terms used by James I. in the commission which he issued prior to the institution of the dignity of baronets are as follows : — Concedimus quod stilus et additio baronetti apponatur in fine nominis ejusdem et heredum suorum jnusculorum .... volumus etiam et per praesentes ordinamus quod nomini dicti A B et heredum suorum masculorum praedictorum in sermone Anglicano et in omnibus scriptis Anglicanis praeponatur iaec additio videlicet Anglice Sir et similiter quod uxores ejusdem A B et herednm suorum masculorum Jaabeant et gaudeant hac appelatione videlicet Anglice Lady. Madame et Dame respective secundum usum loquendi .... quod praedictus A B et heredes sui masculi praedicti nomen, stilus etc., etc., cum omnibus privilegis, etc., eic, successiw gerant et habeant .... In the first patent itself the words are et praedicti baronetti et eorum heredes masculi praedicti respeciive et de tempore in teinpus, etc., etc. I consider these words successive and respective et de tempore in tempus to be quite decisive as to James's meaning. Each successive holder of the baronetcy shall on succeeding to the baronetcy be entitled to the istyle of Sir as part of his name. So much and absolutely nothing more. There is not a word as to any benighting or any claim to knighthood. liv INTRODUCTION Although thu8 without justification, this privilege claimed by- eldest sons of baronets remained in force until 1827, Dec. 19. By letters patent of that date George IV. was pleased to revoke and annul the letters patent of James I. so far as the said privilege is concerned, and to declare that in future the patents of baronetages should not contain the covenant which entitled eldest sons of baronets to claim knighthood. It is clear, however, that this revocation cannot have had a retrospective force, as there is at least one instance of the privilege being claimed and allowed at a date subsequent to that letter patent of George IV. At the levee on the 21st Feb., 1865, the lord lieutenant of Ireland, in accordance with the ancient privilege, conferred knighthood on Mr. George G. O'Donnell, eldest son of Sir Richard O'Donnell, bart., of Newport, County Mayo, in compliance with a clause in the patent of baronetcy granted in 1780 to Neale O'Donnell, Esq., grandfather of the said Sir Richard Annesley O'Donnell, bart. See the note of this knighthood infra, Vol. II., p. 357. WM. A. SHAW. KNIGHTS BACHELORS Iv The Knights dubbed in Ireland. INTRODUCTION BY G. D. BURTCHAELL. Although the Sovereign may authorise any of his subjects to confer the honour of knighthood, the Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor of Ireland alone in right of his office possesses at the present day the Royal prerogative of dubbing Knights Bachelors. In Ireland, as elsewhere, in the earliest times, after the introduction of chivalry into that country by the Anglo-Norman conquerors, every Knight possessed the power of transmitting the honour he had himself received to others. Several instances of this occur in the Anglo-Irish Annals. The exact period at which the privilege became restricted to the Chief Governors is uncertain. During the fifteenth century the authority of the Chief Governor for the time being known as Lieutenant, Deputy, or Justice, was confined to the part of the country only which became known as the Pale; outside of which the great Anglo-Irish Magnates did that which was right in their own eyes. But soon after the accession of Henry VIII. to the throne plans began to be formed for the reduction of Ireland to the English rule. In the tract entitled State of Ireland and plan for its reformation (circa 1515), after recommending "that of the said Irish great land- lords and chief of every great nation that shall dispend by the King's grant 1,000 marks yearly, by estimation, be create and made Lord of the King's Parliament." It is recommended " also, that the chief of every petty nation of every Irish country, that shall dispend by the King's grant the sum of 500 marks, to him and his heirs for ever, be, at the will and discretion of the Deputy and the said captain {i.e., chief), made Knight and shall enjoy the honour and worship of the order of Knighthood as other English Knights doth." The King writing to the Earl of Surrey, Lord Lieutenant in 1520, Ivi INTRODUCTION says : — " And whereas ye write it hath been accustomed heretofore that our Lieutenants General of that land, have not only had full and ample commission to proceed and execute our authority Royal against criminous persons, but also to give the Order of Knighthood to such noble men from time to time as should deserve the same ; ye make instance to have such commission and authority to Us ; We in consideration of your laudable and right agreeable service, and having full trust and confidence in your wisdom, soberness, and circumspection, and that ye will not proceed to the condemnation or executing of any noble person of name, till ye be advertised of our pleasure, and not to advance any manner of personage to the order of Knighthood but such as shall merit the same ; We according to your desire, send unto you our ample commission and authority for that purpose accordingly; and can be agreeable that ye not only make O'Nele and such other Lords of the Irishry, as ye shall think good, Knights, but also to give unto the said O'Nele a collar of gold of our livery, which we also send unto you at this time by our servant Sir John Walop." In August, 1541, Henry VIII. was proclaimed " King of Ireland." Sir Anthony St. Leger, K.G., then Lord Deputy, thus became the first "Viceroy," and from that date onwards the power of conferring Knighthood was certainly confined to the Chief Governors. With this date then a Roll of Knights dubbed in Ireland may be commenced. No official record of Knights was, however, kept in Ireland before the time of Daniel Molyneux, an eminent antiquary, herald and genealogist, who was appointed Ulster King of Arms, 28th June, 1597. There was indeed no person to keep any such record before the institution of the office of Ulster King of Arms in 1552. But Molyneux did not start with his own accession to office. He com- menced his list from the return to Ireland of Sir Henry Sidney, K.G., as Lord Deputy for the fourth time in January 1565-6. His original idea seems to have been to begin with the accession of the reigning Sovereign, Queen Elizabeth, to the throne, commencing with a list of the Knights who then existed. Several tentative lists for the purpose of this register are among the MS. collections of Ulster's Office, Molyneux's MS. now in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin, and in the British Museum. One of the last has been printed in Mr. Metcalfe's Booh of Knights, headed by Thomas Earl of Ormond, who was, in fact, knighted in England in 1546. The materials Molyneux had to work upon were probably what accounts he could KNIGHTS BACHELORS Ivii find of fees received by his predecessors in office. This would, to a certain extent, explain the imperfections and inaccuracies in the first twenty years of his register. But from the appointment of his uncle and immediate predecessor, Christopher Ussher, as Ulster King of Arms, 30th June, 1588, until his own death in 1632, the list appears to be complete, with the exception of two or three names, perhaps omitted for the non-payment of fees. His successor, Thomas Preston, 1633 — 1642, continued the record. Dr. William Roberts, who succeeded, entered upon his office within a year after the great Civil war had broken out, and made no attempt to keep a list of Knights. To Richard Carney, who became Principal Herald of all Ireland under the Commonwealth, is due the credit of returning to Molyneux's practice by recording the names and arms of the Knights dubbed by "Lord" Henry Cromwell. At the Restoration, Carney was made Athlone Pursuivant, and Richard St. George, Ulster King of Arms. The latter took no notice of Knights, but we are indebted to Carney for keeping a list of those dubbed during St. George's reign with, however, a sad gap of nine years, 1664 to 1674. He became Ulster on the resignation of St. George in 1683, and thenceforward noted the conferring of Knighthood as did also his son and successor, Richard Carney IL, 1692—1698, William Hawkins, 1698—1736, and John Hawkins, 1736 — 1759. No list was kept by James MacCuUoch, 1759—1765, Sir William Hawkins, 1765—1787, or Gerald Fortescue, April to October, 1787. Sir Chichester Fortescue, the next Ulster, noted a few Knights, but when Sir William Betham became Deputy Ulster in 1809, he resumed the practice of keeping an official Register. Betham succeeded Fortescue as Ulster in 1821, and was succeeded at his death in 1853 by Sir J. Bernard Burke. By him and by the present Ulster, Sir Arthur Vicars, who, on the death of Burke, was appointed in 1893, the Register has been regularly kept. While therefore in such circumstances it is impossible to compile a complete Roll of Knights dubbed in Ireland, nevertheless the Calendars of State Papers (Ireland) and more especially the Calendar of Fiants of Henry VIII., Edward VI., Mary and Elizabeth published in the Reports of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records in Ireland supply almost complete information as to the names of persons Knighted during the period which they cover. The subsequent gaps in the lists in Ulster's office can to a great extent be filled from other sources, the most difficult period to deal with being the fifty years from 1759 to 1809. Newspapers afford a certain amount of informa- Iviii INTRODUCTION tion, but the names of Knights were not officially gazetted unless when the fees were paid. The Chief Governors of Ireland were known by the different titles of Lord Lieutenant, Lord Deputy, Lord Justice and Lord Justices. One Lord Justice, and sometimes twOj were appointed to carry on the Government during the absence from Ireland of the Lord Lieutenant, or Lord Deputy for the time being, or during the vacancy of those offices, but since the commencement of the reign of James I. they have always been two or three in number. The last instance of Knighthood being conferred by the Lords Justices was in 1765, when their Excellencies John Lord Bowes, Lord Chancellor, and John Ponsonby, Speaker of the House of Commons, Knighted the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Sir James Taylor. Here we have an instance of the strange anomaly that Knighthood can be conferred by the Chief Governors of Ireland although they have not themselves received it, and in modern times this has frequently been the case. "Whenever the Sovereign sets foot in Ireland the functions of the Chief Governors cease, and Knights have been dubbed there by Richard IL, James II., William III., George IV., Victoria and Edward VII. The greatest number of Knights made by any Chief Governor was 83, dubbed by Henry Viscount Falkland, who was Lord Deputy for seven years from September, 1622, to October, 1629. This record was very nearly surpassed by Robert Earl of Essex, Lord Lieutenant, who in little more than four months, 5th May to 24th Sept., 1599, made 81 Knights. This drew forth the ire of Queen Elizabeth, who in October issued a Proclamation declaring the titles of 38 of those Knighted in August and September null and void. Knights, however, cannot be unmade in this manner, and the Proclamation was without effect. From the Annals of Clyn, Grace, Ware aaid the Book of Howth are gathered the following early instances of Knights being made in Ireland. 1284. William Waspayl. 1308. Richard, Earl of Ulster, at Trim, at Pentecost, made Walter de Lacy and Hugh de Lacy Knights. 1312. At Christmas, Lord John Fitzthomas (Fitz-Gerald), at Adayr, made Nicholas fitz-Maurice of Kerry, and Robert de Clahull Knights. Some say two others. 1313. Lord Edmund Butler (Lord Justice) at Dublin at Michaelmas made thirty Knights. KNIGHTS BACHELORS lix 1313. Christmas following, at the marriage of Maurice fitz-Thomas (Fitz-Gerald) with Katherine, daughter of Richard, Earl of Ulster, Edmund le Botiller made two Knights. 1316. Richard de Bermingham, Lord of Athenry, at Athenry, on St. Lawrence's day, knighted John Hussee, a butcher of Athenry for his bravery in the victory gained over the Irish. 1317. At Easter, at Loddyn, near Limerick, six Knights were made. 1317. Roger de Mortimer, Lord Justice, on landing at Youghal made two Knights. 1317. He also at Dublin, on Sunday, the day after St. Valentine's day, made John Bermingham, John Mortimer, and two or three others Knights. 1330. On Wednesday, the eve of St. Margaret the Virgin, in the Camp near Moyalby, the Earl of Ulster made Walter de Bermingham and another of his family Knights, Sir Walter made Sir Richard de la Rokel and Sir Gilbert de Bermingham; and the Earl of Ormond made Sir Edmund le Boteller, Robert and Patrick Travers Knights; and Sir William de Bermingham made Sir John de St. Aubyn and John Monsell Knights, at the same time and place. 1333. On Friday following the Saturday on the morrow of St. Remigius Thomas Cantwell was made Knight at Thurles by James le Botiller. 1335. On Wednesday, in the octaves of St. Francis, Lord James, Earl of Ormond, entered the lands of the O'Byrns, of Duffyr, spoiled and burned them, and made there Fulk de la Frene, Knight : and Sir Fulk made Sir Gregory de la Launde and Matthew fitz-Oliver (de la Frene) Knights the same day and place. 1335. On Wednesday, in the octaves of St. John the Apostle, Lord Maurice fitz-Thomas, Earl of Desmond, made seven Knights near Greyn (i.e., Pallasgrean, Co. LimerickJ, on the expedition against Brien O'Brien. 1336. On Monday, on the feast of Fabian and Sebastian, James le Botiller, at Roscrea, made John de Rochfort and Geoffrey Schorthalis Knights. 1337. On Monday, on the morrow of St. Lawrence, Henry de Valle was made Knight by the Butler on the expedition against the O'Byrnes at Arklow. Ix INTRODUCTION 1338. On the last day of August the Earl of Desmond made fourteen Knights at Rathymegan. 1342. On the 16th day of March Richard fitz-Redmund le Ercedekne was made Knight in Desmond by Maurice fitz-Thomas Earl of Desmond, and the said Richard made three Knights the same day, and William Grant at that time made John le Ercedekne Knight. 1361. Lionel, Earl of Ulster, Justiciary, in the war with O'Byme, made Knights — Robert Preston, Robert Holywood, Thomas Talbot, Walter Cusack, James de la Hide, John de la Ereigne, Patrick and Robert de la Freigne, and many others. 1394. On Lady day, in March, King Richard II. Knighted the four Kings of Ireland — O'Neill, King of Ulster; O'Brien, King of Munster; MacMurrogh, King of Leinster; and O'Conor, King of Connaught — together with Sir Thomas Owghrem, Sir Jonathas Pado, and Sir John Pado. 1397. Edmund, Earl of March, Lord Lieutenant, wasted O'Brien's country, and at the winning of the chief house, made the following Knights — Sir Christopher Preston, Sir John Bedlow, Sir Edmund Loundres, Sir John Loundres, Sir William Nugent, Sir Walter de la Hyde, and Robert Caddell. 1399. In June in the County Kildare, King Richard II. made several Knights, among them Prince Henry of Lancaster, afterwards King Henry Y. He was the only Sovereign of England who received the honoiir of Knighthood in Ireland. 1419. The 4th of the Ides of May MacMorthe {i.e., MacMurrogh), Chief Captain of his Nation and of all the Irish in Leinster, was taken prisoner and the same day was Sir Hugh Cokesy made Knight. Knighthood was conferred upon the following Mayors of Dublin, in some cases probably for their Military rather than their Municipal Services : — 1428. Sir Walter Tyrrell, then being Mayor for the third time. 1450. Sir Robert Burnell. He was again Mayor in 1454, 1458 and 1461. 1453. Sir Nicholas Woder, then Mayor for the ninth time. 1464. Sir Thomas Newbury, then Mayor for the ninth time. He served a tenth time in 1467. KNIGHTS BACHELORS Ixi 1468. Sir William Grampe, or Grampy, who had previously been Mayor in 1466. In 1474 the Fraternity of Arms of St. George was established by Parliament for the defence of the Pale, and has sometimes been regarded as an Order of Knighthood. Lodge refers to it as the Order of the Garter in Ireland. But the members of the fraternity were not required to be Knights or to receive Knighthood upon their admission, and the Mayors of Dublin and Drogheda for the time being were always to be members. It was abolished by Parliament in 1494. The names of a vast number of Irish Knights, wno flourished prior to the middle of the sixteenth century, can be gathered from the Patent and Close EoUs, Pipe EoUs, and Plea Eolls of Ireland, and other sources, but the time, place and circumstances of their Knighting it would now be impossible to determine and no attempt has been made to collect them here. The Knights dubbed in Ireland in the following list commence with those who, as far as can be ascertained, exclusive of Peers, were living when Ireland was erected into a Kingdom in 1541. Not only has free access to the entire Records of the Office of Arms being accorded to me by Sir Arthur Yicars, K.C.V.O., Ulster, but also to his own extensive MS. collections, and his valuable suggestions and assistance I most gratefully acknowledge. G. D. BUETOHAELL. Ixii INTRODUCTION Addenda of Scotch Knights dubbed by Charles I. Knights dubbed by Charles I. during his abode in Scotland from the 13th of June to the 16th of July, 1633. Printed from Sir James Balfour's " Historical "Works," iv., pp. 364 — 7 : " From his Majesty's coming to Scotland to his retume for England he dubbed 54 knights at severall tymes, in diversse places." (Ibid. 1, p. 202.) These names are not recorded in the Register of Knights at the Heralds' College in London, the reason being doubtless that the fees arising therefrom were payable to Lyon King of Arms and that as a consequence the English Heralds had no interest in making the entries of the names. The proper place for these knights is, of course, their strict chronological place among the Knights Bachelors. They are entered because they were discovered after the volume was in print and it was impossible for the moment to upset the text by so large an insertion. They will be printed in their proper place in a subsequent edition. 1633, June 14. Ja Hackett, junior, of Pitfirrin (at Dalkeith). 1633, June 15. Alex. Clehk, provost of Edinburgh (at Edinburgh, at his Majesty's entry). 1633, June 17. Aethue Douglas, of Whittinghem (in the "With- drawing Chamber at Holyrood House, on the occasion of the creation of the Marquess of Douglas). 1633, June 17. Vill Cakmichell, of that ilk [ibid, same occasion). 1633, June 17. Vill Authenleck, of Balmano [ibid, same occa- sion). 1633, June 17. Vill Eobinsone, of Neubie (ibid, same occasion). 1633, June 17. Jo Douglas, of Barras [ibid, same occasion). 1633, June 17. Ja Nicolesone, of Coberspeth(i6z(i, same occasion). 1633, June 17. Tho Blaee, of Balthaiocke (ibid, in the afternoon on the occasion of the creation of the earl of Kinnoul). 1633, June 17. Peitee Hat, of Meginche [ibid, same occasion). 1633, June 17. Pat Ogilvey, junior, of Inchemartyne (ibid, same occasion). KNIGHTS BACHELORS Ixii 1633, June 17. Tho Steuarte, junior, of Gairntilley, (ibid, same occasion). 1633, June 17. Patkick Hay, of Pitfoure (ibid, same occasion). 1633, June 18. Geo. Cockbukne, of Ormestoune (at Holyrood House). 1633, June 20. Jo. Settone, of St. German's (at Holyrood). 1633, June 22. Jo. Vatchoupe, of Nidrie (at Holyrood House). 1633, June 22. Pate. Hamiltone, of Litlepreston (ibid). 1633, June 22. David Sybald, of Eankeilor (ibid). 1633, June 22. Alex. Carnagy, of Balnamoune (in the privy gallery at Holyrood, about 6 o'clock at night). 1633, June 22. Ja. Stetiarte, of Butte (ibid et tunc). 1633, June 23. Pauls Menzies, of Kinmundie, provost of Aber- deen (ibid, at 7 o'clock at night). 1633, June 23. Ltjdouick Steuarte, junior, of Minto (ibid et tunc). 1633, June 28. Vill Douglas, of Cavers, sheriff of Teifidale (at Edinburgh, at the Parliament House). 1633, July 5. Alexander Suyntone, of that ilk (at Dumfermline, on the occasion of the creation of the earl of Ancrum). 1633, July 5. Ja. Monepeney, junior, of Pitmilley (ibid, same occasion). 1633, July 5. Jo. Dundas, of Fingaslie (ibid, same occasion). 1633, July 5. Tho. Ker, of Kedden (ibid, same occasion). 1633, July 12. Edmond Boyer, (Bowyer), of Camberwell, an English gentleman (ibid, same occasion). [As Bowyer was an English subject, his fees were due to the English Heralds. We should therefore expect that his name would be recorded by them. And this is what we do find; for in the Register at the Heralds' College there is entered the original certificate of Sir James Balfour, Lyon King of Arms, of Bowyer's knighthood. He, accordingly, appears in his proper place in the list of Knights Bachelors, infra, 11, p. 201. He is, of course, the only one in the present list of knights who does so appear in the English records]. Ixiii INTRODUCTION 1633, July 12. Archibald Douglas, junior, of Maines (at Dal- keith). 1633, July 12. Tho. Euthven, of Freeland (ibid). 1633, July 12. Vill. Eosse, of Murrestone (at Holyrood). 1633, July 12. Merke Ker, of Manldsley (ibid). 1633, July 12. Jo. Haldane, of Gleneggies (ibid). 1633, July 12. Alex. Kennedy, of CoUen (ibid). 1633, July 12. Geo. Halibrtjntone, of Fodrens {ibid, in the morning about 10 o'clock, being Friday). 1633, July 12. Ja. Banantyne, of Neuhall (ibid). 1633, July 12. Alex. Settone, of Getlereuche {ibid). 1633, July 12. Three senators of the College of Justice (ibid). 1633, July 12. Leues Steuarte, advocate {ibid, a little after the three senators). 1633, July 14. Ja. Murray, senior, son to the sheriff of Forrest (at Seton, being Sunday). 1633, July 14. Ja Hamiltone, senior, of Bromehill {ibid). 1633, July 14. Ja. Murray, of Baberton, master of [the] "Works {ibid). 1633, July 14. Ro Grahamb, junior, of Morpsie {ibid). 1633, July 14. David Crightone, of Lugtoune {ibid). 1633, July 15. Duncane Campell, junior, of Achinbu {ibid, in the morning). 1633, July 15. Will. Simple (Sempill), brother to the lord Sempill {ibid, after dinner). 1633, July 15. Alex. Settone (Seton), second son of G. earl of Wintoun, and himself afterwards viscount of Kingston {ibid et tunc). 1633, July 15. Tho. Settoxe, brother to the said earl of Wintoun {ibid et tunc). 1633, July 15. Andrew Murray, of Balvaird {ibid et tunc). 1633, July 15. Andr. Hay, junior, of Keilor {ibid et tunc). 1633, July 16. Tho. Hope, junior, advocate (at Innerwicke). 1633, July 16. Bryce Blare, of that ilk {ibid). 1633, July 16. Villiam Blare, of Balgillo {ibid). 1633, July 16. Patrick Douglas, of Kilspindey {ibid). 1633, July 16. Alex. Shaw, of Sauchie {ibid). 1633, July 16. Alex. Hamiltone, brother to the earl of Abercorn {ibid). 1633, July 16. Patrick Abercrombay, a gentleman pensioner {ibid). 1633, July 16. Ja. Auchmutey, a gentleman pensioner {ibid). Zbc fin)08t floble ©tbet of the (3attet. The Most Noble Order of the Garter. KING EDWARD III., the first Sovereign. Died 1377, June 21. Knights Founders. 1348, Apr. 23. Edwabd (Plant agenet), prince of Wales. Died 1376, June 8. (1) 1348, Apr. 23. Henet (Plantagenet), earl of Derby, afterwards duke of Lancaster. Died 1360-1, Marcli 24. (2) 1348, Apr. 23. Thomas (Beaxjchamp), llth earl of Warwick. Died 1369, Nov. 13. (3) 1348, Apr. 23. John de Graillt, vicomte de Benanges et Castillon, Captal de Buch. Died before April 4, 1377. (4) 1348, Apr. 23. Ealph (Stafford), lord, afterwards earl of, Stafford. Died 1372, Aug. 31. (5) 1348, Apr. 23. William (de Montacute), 5tli earl of Salisbury. Died 1397, June 3. (6) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir Roger (de Mortimer), 4tb lord Mortimer de Wigmore, afterwards 2nd earl of March. Died 1359-60, Feb. 26. (7) 1348, Apr. 23. John (de Lisle), 2nd lord Lisle de Eougemont. Died 1356, Oct. 14. (8) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir Bartholomew Burghersh, afterwards 3rd lord Burghersh. Died 1369, April 5. (9) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir John Beauchamp, afterwards lord Beauchamp de Warwick. Died 1360, Dec. 2. (10) 1348, Apr. 23. John (Mohun), 2nd lord Mohun de Dunster. Died 1376, Sept. 14. (11) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir Hugh Courtenay, son and heir apparent of Hugh, earl of Devon. Died before 1349, Sept. 2. (12) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir Thomas Holand, afterwards 7th earl of Kent. Died 1360, Dec. 28. (13) 1348, Apr. 23. John (Grey), 1st lord Grey de Rotherfield. Died 1359, Sept. 1. (14) 1 2 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1348, Apr. 23. Sir Eichaud Fitz-Simon of Simons Hide, Herts. Latest notice of him 1347-8. (15) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir Miles Stapleton of Bedale, Co. Torks, and of Ingham, Norfolk. Died 1364, Dec. 4. (16) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir Thomas Wale of Wedon, Pinkeney, Co. Northampton. Died 1352, Oct. 26. (17) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir Hugh Wbotteslet of Wrottesley, Co. Stafford. Died 1380-1, Jan. 23. (18) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir Nele Loetng of Chalgrave, Co. Bedford. Died 1385-6, March 18. (19) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir John Chandos. Died 1369, Dec. 31. (20) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir James Audlet of Stratton Audley, Co. Oxford. Died 1369. (21) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir Otho Holand, brother of No. 13. Died 1359, Sept. 3. (22) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir Henry Eam. Latest notice of him 1358, May 15. Died before 1360. (23) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir Sanchet D'Abrichecouet. Latest notice of him 1345, Oct. 20. (24) 1348, Apr. 23. Sir Walter Pavelt of Boughton Aluph, Kent. Died 1375, June 28. (25) after 1348. Sir William Fitzwartne. Died 1361, Oct. 28. In place of No. 24. (26) after 1348. Egbert (de TJeford), 1st earl of Suffolk. Died 1369, Nov. 4. In place of No. 15. (27) after 1349, Sept. 2. William (de Bohun), 5th earl of Northampton. Died 1360, Sept. 6. In place of No. 12. (28) after 1352, Oct. 26. Reginald (de Cobham), 1st lord Cobham of Sterborough. Died 1361, Oct. 5. In place of No. 17. (29) after 1356, Oct. 14. Sir Richard de la Yache. Died about 1365-6, Jan. 29. In place of No. 8. (30) K.G. 3 after 1358, May 15. Thomas (Ughtebd), lord Ughtred. Died shortly before 1365, May 28. In place of No. 23. (31) after 1359, Sept. 1. Sir Walter (Manny), 1st lord Manny. Died 1371-2, Jan. 13. In place of No. 14. (32) after 1359, Sept. 3. Sir Frank van Hale. Died before 13T6, Apr. 4. In place of No. 22. (33) after 1359-60, Feb. 26. Sir Thomas Uffoed. Died before 1368, Nov. 18. In place of No. 7. (34) after 1360, Dec. 2. Lionel (Plantagenet), "of Antwerp," earl of Ulster, afterwards duke of Clarence, 3rd son of Edward III. Died 1368, Oct. 17. In place of No. 10. (35) after 1360, Dec. 28. John (Plantagenet), "of Gaunt," afterwards duke of Lancaster and king of Castile and Leon, 4th son of Edward III. Died 1398-9, Feb. 3. In place of No. 13. (36) after 1360, Sept. 16. Edmund (Plantagenet), " of Langley," after- wards earl of Cambridge and Duke of York, 5th son of Edward III. Died 1402, Aug. 1. In place of No. 28. (37) after 1360-1, Mar. 24. Edward (le Despencer), 5th lord le Despencer. Died 1375, Nov. 11. In place of No. 2. (38) after 1361, Oct. 5. Sir John Sully. Died about 1388. In place of No. 29. (39) after 1361, Oct. 28. William (Latimer), 4th. lord Latimer. Died 1381, May 28. In place of No. 26. (40) after 1364, Dec. 4. Humphrey (de Bohun), 12th earl of Hereford, etc. Died 1372-3, Jan. 16. In place of No. 16. (41) after 1365, May 28. Ingelram de Couci, sire de Couci, etc., after- wards 2nd earl of Bedford, husband of Isabella daughter of Edward III. Died 1396-7, Feb. 18. In place of No. 31. (42) after 1365-6, Jan. Sir Henry Percy, afterwards 1st earl of Northumberland, attainted in 1406. Died 1407-8, Feb. 19. In place of No. 30. (43) after 1368, Oct. 17. Ealph (Basset), 4th lord Basset of Drayton. Died 1390, May 10. In place of No. 35. (44) after 1368, Nov. 18. Sir Eichard Pembrugge. Died 1375, July 26. In place of No. 34. (45) 4 ORDER OF THE GARTER after 1369, April 5. John (de Nevill), 3rd lord Nevill de Raby. Died 1388, Oct. 17. In place of No. 9. (46) after 1369, Nov. 4. Sir Robebt de Namur. Died 1392, Aug. 18. In place of No. 27. (47) after 1369, Nov. 13. John (Hastings), 12tli earl of Pembroke. Died 1375 or 1376, Apr. 16. In place of No. 3. (48) ? 1369. Sir Thomas de Granson. Died between April 14, 1375, and April 4, 1376. In place of No. 21. (49) after 1369, Dec. 31. Gut (Bryan), lord Bryan. Died 1390, Aug. 17. In place of No. 20. (50) after 1371-2, Jan. 13. Sir Guichard D' Angle, afterwards 12tb earl of Huntingdon. Died 1380, between March. 25 and April 4. In place of No. 32. (51) after 1372, Aug. 31. Sir Alan Buxhxjll. Died 1381, Nov. 2. In place of No. 5. (52) after 1372-3, Jan. 16. Thomas (Beauchamp), 12tli earl of Warwick. Died 1401, April 8. In place of No. 41. (53) after 1375, Apr. 16. John (de Montfort otherwise de Bretagne), duke of Brittany and count of Montfort and earl of Ricb- mond; husband 6f Mary, 4th daughter of Edward III. Died 1399, Nov. 1 or 2. In place of No. 48. (54) after 1375, June 28. Sir Thomas Banastre. Died 1379, Dec. 16. In place of No. 25. (55) after 1375, July 26. William (de Ufford), 2nd earl of Suffolk. Died 1381-2, Feb. 13. In place of No. 45. (56) after 1375, Nov. 11. Hugh (Stafford), 2nd earl of Stafford. Died 1386, Sept. 26 or Oct. 2. In place of No. 38. (57) after 1376, Sept. 14. Thomas (de Holand), 8th earl of Kent. Died 1397, April 25. In place of No. 11. (58) after 1376, Apr. 4. Sir Thomas Percy, afterwards 2nd earl of Worcester. Beheaded 1403, July 23. In place of No. 49. (59) after 1376, Apr. 4. Sir William Beauchamp, afterwards 18th lord Bergavenny. Died 1411, May 8. In place of No. 33. (60) K.G. 5 1377, Apr. 23. Richaed (Plantagenet), prince of Wales, after- wards King Eiehard II. Died 1400, Feb. 10. In place of No. 1. (61) 1377, Apr. 23. Henry (Plantagenet), 9th earl of Derby, after- wards duke of Lancaster and King Henry IV. Died 1412-3, March 20. In place of No. 4. (62) RICHARD II., the second Sovereign (1377, June 21). after 1377, June 21. Sir John Burley. Died 1383, between June and October. In place of No. 36, who was translated to the prince's stall on the accession of the Sovereign. (63) after 1377, Aug. 26. Sir Lewis Clifford. Died between Sept. 19 and Dec. 5, 1404. In place of No. 42, who surrendered the order 1377, Aug. 26. (64) after 1379, Dec. 16. Bermond Arnaud de Preissac, Soudan de la Trau. Latest notice of him 1384, July 26. In place of No. 55. (65) after 1380, Apr. 4. Thomas (Plantagenet), "of Woodstock," 6th son of Edward III., earl of Buckingham, afterwards duke of Gloucester. Murdered 1397, Sept. ( ?) 8. In place of No. 51. (66) after 1380-1, Jan. 23. Sir Thomas Felton. Died 1381, Apr. 26. In place of No. 18. (67) after 1381, Apr. 26. Sir John Holand, afterwards earl of Huntingdon and 1st duke of Exeter, half-brother to Richard II. Beheaded 1399-1400, Jan. 15. In place of No. 67. (68) after 1381, May 28. Sir Simon Burlet. Beheaded 1388, May 15. In place of No. 40. (69) after 1381, Nov. 2. Sir Bryan Stapleton. Died 1394, July 25. In place of No. 52. (70) after 1381-2, Feb. 13. Sir Richard Burley. Died 1387, May 23. In place of No. 56. (71) after 1383, June-Oct. Thomas (Movpbray), earl of Nottingham, afterwards 2nd duke of Norfolk. Died 1400 (? 1399), Sept. 22 or 27. In place of No. 63. (72) 6 ORDER OF THE GARTER after 1384, July 26. Egbert (de Yere), 9th earl of Oxford, after- wards Duke of Ireland. Attainted 1387-8, Fet. 13. Died 1392, Nov. 22. In place of 65. (73) after 1385-6, Mar. 18. Richard (Fitz-Alan), 15tli earl Arundell. Beheaded 1397, Sept. 21. In place of No. 19. (74) after 1386, Oct. 2. Sir Nichol.a.s Saenesfeld. Died 1394-5. In place of No. 57. (75) after 1387, May 23. Edward (Plantagenet), afterwards 2nd duke of York and duke of Albemarle. Died 1415, Oct. 25. In place of No. 71. (76) after 1387-8, Feh. 13. Sir Henry Percy, called Hotspur, son of the 1st earl of Northumberland. Died 1403, July 21. In place of and on the attainder of No. 73. (77) after 1388, May 15. John (De-v^reux), 2nd lord Devereux. Died 1392-3, Feb. 22. In place of No. 69. (78) after 1388, Oct. 17. Sir Peter Courtenay. Died 1404^5, Feb. 2. In place of No. 46. (79) ? 1388 (or 1386). Thomas (Le Despencer), 6th lord le Despencer, afterwards earl of Gloucester. Beheaded 1399-1400, Jan. 17. In place of No. 39. (80) after 1390, May 10. Whliam I., duke of Guelders and Juliers. Died 1401-2, Feb. 16. In place of 44. (81) after 1390, Aug. 17. "William YI., count of Holland, duie of Bavaria and count of Hennegau, Holland and Zealand. Died 1417, May 31. In place of No. 50. (82) after 1392, Aug. 18. John (Bourchier), 2nd lord Bourchier. Died 1400, May 21. In place of No. 47. (83) after 1392-3, Feb. 22. John (Beaumont), 4th lord Beaumont. Died 1396, Sept. 9. In place of No. 78. (84) after 1394, July 25. Sir William Le ScropEj afterwards 1st earl of Wiltshire. Beheaded 1399, July 30. In place of No. 70. (85) ? 1394-5. Sir William Arundel. Died 1400, Aug. In place of No. 75. (86) after 1396, Sept. 9. Sir John Beaufort, afterwards earl of Somerset and marquess of Dorset. Died 1410, April 21. (87) K.G. 7 after 1397, Apr. 25. Thomas (de Holand), 9th earl of Kent, afterwards duke of Surrey. Beheaded 1399-1400, Jan. 7. In place of No. 58. (88) after 1397, June 3. John (db Montacute), 6th earl of Salisbury. Beheaded 1399-1400, Jan. 7. In place of No. 6. (89) after 1397, Sept. 8. Albeet count Palatine, duke of Bavaria, count of Holland. Died 1404, Dec. 13. In place of No. 66. (90) after 1397, Sept. 21. Sir Simon Felbrigge. Died 1442, Dec. 3. In place of No. 74. (91) after 1398-9, Feb. 3. Sir Philip de la Vache. Died between April 25, 1407 and June 22, 1408. In place of No. 36. (92) HENEY IV., the third Sovereign (1399, Sept. 29). after 1399, Sept. 29. Heney (Plantagbnet), prince of Wales, after- wards Henry V. Upon the accession of the Sovereign. Died 1422, Aug. 31. (93) after 1399, July 30. Thomas (Plantagbnet), "of Lancaster," after- wards 2nd Duke of Clarence, 2nd son of Henry IV. Died 1420-1, March 22. In place of No. 85. (94) after 1400 (P1399), Sept. 2. John (Plantagbnet), "of Lancaster," afterwards duke of Bedford and Regent of France, 3rd son of Henry IV. Died 1435, Sept. 14. In place of No. 72. (95) after 1399, Nov. 1. Humphebt (Plantagbnet), "of Lancaster," afterwards duke of Gloucester, 4th son of Henry IV. Died 1446-7, Feb. 28. In place of No. 54. (96) after 1399-1400, Jan. 7. Thomas (Fitz Alan), 17th earl of Arundel. Died 1415, Oct. 13. In place of No. 89. (97) after 1399-1400, Jan. 7. Sir Thomas Bbaupoet, afterwards 2nd duke of Exeter. Died 1426, Dec. 30. In place of No. 88. (98) 1403, July 22. Eichaed (Bbauchamp), 13th earl of Warwick. Died 1439, Apr. 30. In place of No. 80. (99) after 1399-1400, Jan. 15. William (Willoughby), 5th lord Willoughby de Eresby. Died 1409, Nov. 30. In place of No. 68. (100) 8 ORDER OF THE GARTER after 1400, May 21. Sir Thomas Rempston. Died 1406, Oct. 31. In place of No. 83. (101) after 1400, Aug. John I., king of Portugal, brother-in-law of Henry IV. Died 1433, Aug. 14. In place of No. 86. (102) after 1401, Apr. 8. Sir Thomas Eeptngham. Slain 1428, July 4. In place of No. 53. (103) 1402, April. Edmund (Stafford), 5tli earl of Stafford. Died 1403, July 21. In place of No. 81. (104) after 1402, Aug. 1. Ralph (de Nevil), lord Nevil de Raby, after- wards 1st earl of Westmorland. Died 1425, Oct. 21. In place of No. 37. (105) after 1403, July 21. Edmond (de Holand), lOth earl of Kent. Died 1408, Sept. 18. In place of No. 104. (106) after 1403, July 21. Richard (Gret), 4tli lord Grey de Codnor. Died 1418, Aug. 1. In place of No. 7T. (107) after 1403, July 23. William (de Ros), 7tli lord Ros of Hamlake. Died 1414, Sept. 1. In place of No. 59. (108) after 1404, Dec. 5. Sir John Stanley. Died 1413-4, Jan. 8. In place of No. 64. (109) after 1404, Dec. 13. Eric IX., king of Denmark, Sweden and Norway, son-in-law to Henry IV. Died 1459. In place of No. 90. (110) after 1404r-5, Feb. 2. John (Lovel), 5tli lord Level of Titchmersh. Died between July 26 and Sept. 12, 1408. In place of No. 79. (HI) after 1406, Oct. 31. Hugh (Burnell), 3rd lord Burnell. Died 1420, Nov. 27. In place of No. 101. (112) ? after 1407-8, Feb. 19. Edward (Cherleton), 5th lord Cherleton de Powys. Died 1420-1, March 14. In place of No. 43. (113) ? after 1408, June 22. Gilbert (Talbot), 5th lord Talbot. Died 1419, Oct. 19. In place of No. 92. (114) ? after 1408, Sept. 12. Henry (Fitz-Hugh), 3rd lord Fitz-Hugh. Died 1424-5, Jan. 11. In place of No. 111. (115) K.G. 9 after 1408, Sept. 18. Sir Robbet TJmfeaville. Died 1436, Dec. 27. In place of No. 106. (116) after 1410, Apr. 21. Sir John Cornwall, afterwards lord Fanhope. Died 1443, Dec. 1. In place of No. 87. (117) after 1409, Nov. 30. Henht (Le Schope), 3rd lord Scrope de Masham. Beheaded 1415, Aug. 5. In place of No. 100. (118) after 1411, May 8. Thomas (de Moeley), 4tli lord Morley. Died 1416, Sept. 24. In place of No. 60. (119) HENRY v., the fourth Sovereign. Succeeded 1412-13, March 20. after 1412-3, Mar. 20. Sir John D'Abbichecouet. Died between July 26 and Oct. 1, 1415. Upon accession of the Sovereign. (120) after 1413-4, Jan. 8. Thomas (de Montacute), 7th earl of Salisbury. Died 1428, Nov. 3. In place of No. 109. (121) after 1414, Sept. 1. Thomas (de Camots), lord Camoys. Died 1419, March 28. In place of No. 108. (122) after 1415, Aug. 5. Sir William Haetngton. Died before 1439-40, March 12. In place of No. 118. (123) ? after 1415, Oct. 1. William (La Zouche), 4th lord Zouche de Haryngworth. Died 1415, Nov. 3. In place of No. 120. (124) after 1415, Oct. 13. Sir John Holand, afterwards earl of Hunting- don and 3rd duke of Exeter. Died 1447, Aug. 5. In place of No. 97. (125) after 1415, Oct. 25. Richaed (de Veee), 11th earl of Oxford. Died 1416-7, Feb. 15. In place of No. 76. (126) after 1415, Nov. 3. Sigismtjnd, Emperor of Germany. Installed 1416, May. Died 1437, Dec. 9. In place of No. 124. (127) after 1416, Sept. 24. Robeet (Willoughbt), 6th lord Willoughby de Eresby. Died 1452, July 25. In place of No. 119 (128) after 1416-7, Feb. 15. Sir John Blount. Died before 1418, Nov. 11. In place of No. 126. (129) 10 ORDER OF THE GARTER after 1417, May 31. Sir John Eobessaet. Elected by the Sovereign whilst serving with him in Normandy. Died 1450, Dec. 24. In place of No. 82. (130) after 1418, Aug. 1. Hugh (Stafford), lord Stafford or 4th lord Bourchier. Elected ut supra. Died 1420, Oct. 25. In place of No. 107. (131) ? after 1418, Nov. 11. Sir William Phelu'p, afterwards 6th lord Bardolf. Elected ut supra. Died 1441, June 6. In place of No. 129. (132) after 1419, Oct. 19. Sir John (Grey), earl of Tankerville in Nor- mandy. Slain 1420-1, March 22. Elected ut supra. In place of No. 114. (133) after 1420, Oct. 25. Sir Walter Htjngerford, afterwards 1st lord Hnngerford. Installed 1421, May 3. Died 1449, Aug. 9. In place of No. 131. (134) 1421, May 3. Sir Lewis Robessart, afterwards lord Eobessart or lord Bourchier. Died 1431, Nov. 26. In place of No. 112. (135) 1421, May 3. Sir Hertong Von Clux. Died about 1445-6. In place of No. 113. (136) 1421, May 3. John (de Clifford), 7th lord de Clifford. Slain 1421-2, March 13. In place of No. 122. (137) 1421, May 3. John (de Mowbeat), earl Marshal, afterwards 4th duke of Norfolk. Died 1432, Oct. 19. In place of No. 133. (138) 1421, May 3. William (de la Pole), 6th earl, afterwards 1st duke of Suffolk. Killed 1450, May 2. In place of No. 94. (139) 1422, April 25. Philip II., Duke of Burgundy. Declined to accept the order. (140) HENET VI., the fifth Sovereign. Succeeded 1422, Aug. 31. 1424, May 6. John (Talbot), 7th lord Talbot, afterwards 4th earl of Shrewsbury. Slain 1453, July 17. In place of No. 140. (141) 1425, Apr. 22. Sir Thomas (de Scales), 7th lord Scales. Died 1460, July 25. In place of No. 115. (142) K.G. II 1426, Apr. 22. Sir John Fastolf. Died 1460, Nov. 5. In place of No. 105. (143) 1427, Apr. 22. Peter, duke of Coimbra, 3rd son of John I. of Portugal and of Philippa of Lancaster, sister of Henry IV. Ensigns sent to him 1427, May 22. Installed by proxy 1428, Apr. 22. Slain at Alfato Eobero 1449, May 20. In place of No. 98. (144) 1429, Apr. 22. Humphrey (Stafford), 6tlL earl of Stafford, after- wards duke of Buckingham. Slain 1460, July 10. In place of No. 103. (145) 1429, Apr. 22. Sir John Eadcliffe. Died 1440-1, Feb. 26. In place of No. 121. (146) 1432, Apr. 22. John (Fitz-Alan, alias de Arundell), 19th earl of Arundel. Died 1435, June 12. In place of No. 135. (147) 1433, Apr. 22. Richard (Plantagenet), 3rd duke of York. Slain 1460, Dec. 30. In place of No. 138. (148) 1435, May 8. Edward, king of Portugal, nephew of Henry lY. of England. Died 1438, Sept. 18. In place of No. 102. (149) before 1436, May. Edmund (Beaufort), count of Morteign in Normandy, afterwards 2nd duke of Somerset. Slain 1455, May 22 or 23. In place of No. 147. (150) before 1436, May. Sir John Grey (de Ruthtn). Died 1439, Aug. 27. In place of No. 95. (151) before 1438, Apr. 22. Sir Richard (Nevill), 8th earl of Salisbury. Beheaded 1460, Dec. 31. In place of No. 116. (152) 1438, Apr. 22. Albert, duke of Austria, afterwards emperor Albert II. Not installed. Died 1439, Oct. 27. In place of No. 127. (153) after 1438, Sept. 18. Gaston de Foix, count of Longueville, Captal de Buch. Died about 1458. In place of No. 149. (154) after 1439, Apr. 30. William (Nevill), lord Fauconberge or lord Nevill de Fauconberge, afterwards 11th earl of Kent. Died 1462-3, Jan. 9. In place of No. 99. (155) after 1439, Aug. 27. John (Beaufort), 3rd earl, afterwards 1st duke of Somerset. Died 1444, May 27. In place of No. 151. (156) 12 ORDER OF THE GARTER after 1439-40, May 12. Sir Ralph Botelek, afterwards 6tli baron Sudeley. Died 1473, May 2. In place of No. 123. (157) after 1440-1, Feb. 26. John (BEAtrMOirr), 1st viscount Beaumont. Slain 1460, July 10. In place of No. 146. (158) after 1441, June 6. Sir John Beauchamp, afterwards 1st lord Beaucbamp of Powyk. Installed 1445, Aug. 16. Died April, 1475. In place of No. 132. (159) after 1442, Dec. 3. Henkt, duke of Viseu, 4tb son of Jobn I. of Portugal by Pbilippa of Lancaster, sister of Henry IV. Died 1461, Nov. 13. In place of No. 91. (160) 1445, July 11. Sir Thomas Hog, afterwards baron of Hoo and of Hastings. Installed Aug. 16. Died 1454-5, Feb. 13. In place of No. 117. (161) 1445, July 11. Alvaeo Yasquez d'Almada, count d'Avrancbes. Installed Aug. 16. Slain at Alfato Eobero 1449, May 20. In place of No. 156. (162) 1446, May 12. John de Foix, vicomte de Cbastillion, Captal de Bucb, &c., in France and earl of Kendal in England. Surrendered tbe Garter about 1462. Died about 1485. In place of No. 136. (163) 1447, April 22. Alphonsus V., king of Portugal. Died 1481, Aug. 24. In place of No. 96. (164) 1447, Nov. 27. Sir Feancis Suhhienne, sire de Lunee, called " tbe Arragonese." Installed Dec. 8. Resigned after 1450, AprH 23. In place of No. 125. (165) 1450, Aug. 4. Alphonsus V., king of Arragon and Naples. Died 1458, June 28. In place of No. 162. (166) 1450, Aug. 4. WiLLLAM, duke of Brunswick. Not installed, and election tberefore void. In place of No. 144. (167) 1450, Aug. 4. Casimir IV., king of Poland. Not installed and election thereby vacated. In place of No. 139. (168) 1450, Aug. 4. Richard (Wtdville), baron, afterwards 1st earl Rivers. Beheaded 1469, Aug. 12. In place of No. 134. (169) 1451, May 28. John (de Mowbeat), 5th duke of Norfolk. Installed by proxy 1452, Apr. 22. Died 1461, Nov. 6. In place of No. 165. (170) K.G. 13 after 1450, Dec. 24. Henry (Bouechiee), lord Bourchier, count of Eu, afterwards 14th earl of Essex. Died 1483, Apr. 4. Installed 1452, Apr. 22. In place of No. 130. (171) 1453, May 7. Sir Edwaed Hull. Not installed. Slain 1453, July 18. In place of No. 128. (172) before 1457, May 13. John (Talbot), 5tli earl of Shrewsbury. Installed May 14. Slain 1460, July 10. In place of No. 141. (173) before 1457, May 13. Thomas (Stanley), 1st lord Stanley. Installed May 14. Died 1458-9, Feb. 20. In place of No. 161. (174) before 1457, May 13. Leo or Lionel (de Welles), 6th lord Welles. Installed May 14. Slain 1461, March 29. In place of No. 172. (175) 1457, May 14. Feedeeick III., emperor of Germany. Not installed, and election therefore void. In place of No. 150. (1^6) before 1459, Apr. 23. James (Butlbe otherwise Oemond), 2nd earl of Wiltshire, 5th earl of Ormond. Attainted 1461, Nov. 4. Died (?) after 1475. In place of No. 174. (177) before 1459, Apr. 23. John (Stjtton alias Dudley), 5th lord Dudley. Died 1487, Sept. 30. In place of No. 154. (178) before 1459, Apr. 23. John (Bouechiee), 1st lord Berners. Died 1474, May 16. In place of No. 167. (179) before 1459, Apr. 23. Jaspee (Tudoe), 16th earl of Pembroke, after- wards 3rd duke of Bedford, uterine brother to king Henry VI. Deposed from the Order in 1461 but restored by Henry VII. Died 1495, Dec. 21. In place of No. 166. (180) 1460-1, Feb. 8. Richaed (Nevill), 16th earl of Warwick. Deposed about 1468. Slain 1471, April 14. In place of No. 145. (181) 1460-1, Feb. 8. William (Bonville), 1st lord Bonville. Beheaded 1460-1, Feb. 18. In place of No. 142. (182) 1460-1, Feb. 8. Sir Thomas Kieiell. Beheaded 1460-1, Feb. 18. In place of No. 173. (183) 1460-1, Feb. 8. Sir John Wenlock, afterwards 1st lord Wenlock. Slain 1471, May 4. In place of No. 158. (184) 14 ORDER OF THE GARTER EDWAED IV., tte sixth Sovereign. Succeeded 1460-1, Mar. 4. ? 1461. Geoege (Plant agenet), 3rd diike of Clarence, brother of the sovereign. Attainted 1477-8, Jan. 15. Executed Feb. 18. In place of No. 180 on the latter's deposition in 1461. (185) ? 1461. Sir William Chambeelaine. Died between 1461-2, March 3 and 1462, April 21. In place of No. 175. (186) ? 1461. John (de Tlptoft), 4th earl of Worcester. Eoyal warrant dated 1461-2, March 21 ordaining his installation by proxy. Beheaded 1470, Oct. 18. In place of No. 170. (187) ? 1461. William (Hastings), 1st lord Hastings de Hastings. In- stalled ut supra. Beheaded 1483, June 13. In place of No. 182. (188) ? 1461. John (Nevill), lord Nevill de Montagu or lord Montagu, afterwards marquess of Montagu. Installed ut supra. Slain 1471, Apr. 14. In place of No. 152. (189) ? 1461. William (Herbeet), lord Herbert!, afterwards 17th earl of Pembroke. Installed ut supra. Beheaded 1469, July 27 or 28. In place of No. 176. (190) ? 1461. Sir John Astlet. Installed ut supra. Died about 1488. In place of No. 177. (191) ? 1462-3. Ferdinand I., king of Naples. Ensigns sent to him 1463, July 18: not installed before 1465. Died 1493-4, Jan. 25. In place of No. 143. (192) ? 1462-3. GrALEARD DE DtJREFORT, scigneur de Duras. Surrendered the order after 1475, Aug. 29. In place of No. 160. (193) ? 1462-3. John (Le Scrope), 5th lord Scrope de Bolton. Died 1498, July 12 or August 17 or 27. In place of No. 148. (194) ? 1462-3. Francis Seorza, duke of Milan. Died 1465-6, March 8. In place of No. 110. (195) ? 1462-3. James (Douglas), 9th earl of Douglas. Died 1488 (?), Apr. 15. In place of No. 155. (196) ? 1462-3. Sir Eobeet Harcourt. Slain 1470, Nov. 14. In place of No. 183. (197) K.G. 15 before 1465-6, Feb. 4. Richaed (Plantagenet), Srd duke of Gloucester, afterwards Richard III. Died 1485, Aug. 22. In place of No. 163. (198) ? 1466, Apr. 27. Anthony (Wydville), lord Scales, afterwards 2nd earl Rivers. Beheaded 1483, June 25. In place of No. 195. (199) ? 1467, Apr. 22. Inigo d'Avalos, count de Monte Odorisio. Election vacated probably by neglect of installation. In place of No. 186. (200) ? 1468. Chaeles the Bold, duke of Burgundy. Slain 1476-7, Jan. 5. In place of No. 181. (201) ? 1471. William (Fitz-Alan), 21st earl of Arundel. Died 1488. In place of No. 189. (202) 1472, Apr. 24. John (de Mowbeat), 6th duke of Norfolk. Died 1475-6, Jan. 17. In place of No. 187. (203) 1472, Apr. 24. John (Stafford), 3rd earl of Wiltshire. Died 1473, May 8. In place of No. 190. (204) 1472, Apr. 24. Walter (Devereux), 7th lord Ferrers. Slain 1485, Aug. 22. In place of No. 197. (205) 1472, Apr. 24. Walter (Blount), 1st lord Mountjoy. Died 1474, Aug. 1. In place of No. 200. (206) 1472, Apr. 24. John (Howard), lord Howard, afterwards 8th duke of Norfolk. On the accession of Richard III. he removed to the stall vacated by that sovereign. Slain 1485, Aug. 22. In place of No. 169. (207) ? 1472-3. John (de la Pole), 2nd duke of Suffolk. Died 1491. In place of No. 168. (208) 1473-4, Feb. 26. Thomas (Fitz-Alan alias Aeundell), lord Mal- travers, afterwards 22nd earl of Arundel. Died 1524, Oct. 25. In place of No. 157. (209) 1473-4, Feb. 26. Sir William Parre. Died about 1483. In place of No. 184. (210) after 1474, May 16. Henry (Stafford), 2nd duke of Buckingham. Beheaded 1483, Nov. 2. In place of No. 179. (211) i6 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1474, Aug. 18. Frederick TTbaldi, duke of TJrbino. Died 1482, Sept. 10. In place of No. 206. (212) 1474, Aug. 18. Henry (Percy), 5tli earl of Northumberland. Killed 1489, April 28. In place of No. 204. (213) 1475, May 15. Edward (Plantagenet), prince of Wales, after- wards king Edward Y. Died 1483, June 25. Elected to the prince's stall vacant since the death of No. 127, owing to the fact that No. 153 died without installation. (214) 1475, May 15. Richard (Plantagenet), 5th duke of York, second son of the sovereign. Died 1483, June 25. In place of No. 159. (215) after 1475-6, Jan. 10. Thomas (Grey), 4th marquess of Dorset. Died 1501, Sept. 20. In place of No. 203. (216) 1476, Nov. 4. Sir Thomjvs Montgomery. Died 1494-5, Jan. 11. In place of No. 193. (217) 1479-80, Feb. 10. Ferdinand V., king of Castile and Arragon. Election voided by non-acceptance or by neglect of installa- tion. In place of No. 185. (218) 1479-80, Feb. 10. Hercules d'Este, duke of Modena and Ferrara. Installed 1480, Oct. 26. Died 1504-5, Jan. 25. In place of No. 201. (219) 1482, Sept. 15. John II., king of Portugal. In place of No. 164. Election vacated by neglect of installation and No. 222 elected in his place. Re-elected in 1488 in place of No. 202. Died 1495, Oct. 25. (220) EDWARD v., the seventh Sovereign. Succeeded 1483, April 9. RICHARD III., the eight Sovereign. Succeeded 1483, June 25. ? 1483. Francis (Lovel), viscount Lovel. Attainted ajid degraded 1485, Nov. Died 1487, June 16. In place of No. 218. (221) P 1483. Thomas (Howard), 13th earl of Surrey. In place of No. 220. Attainted and degraded 1485, Nov. 7. Restored 1488-9, Jan. 15, and reinstated in place of No. 227 after the latter's death in 1490. Died 1524, May 21. (222) K.G. 17 ? 1483. Sir Richard Eadcliffe. Slain 1485, Aug. 22. In place of No. 212. (223) ? 1483. Thomas (Stanley), lord Stanley, afterwards lOth earl of Derby. Died 1504, July 29 ( ? 9). In place of No. 188. (224) ? 1483. Sir Thomas Btjegh, afterwards 1st lord Burgh. Died 1495-6, Feb. 18. In place of No. 207 on the latter's removal to the sovereign's stall. (225) ? 1483. Sir Richard Tunstall. Died 1491 or 1492. In place of No. 210. (226) ? 1483. Sir John Contees. Died 1490. In place of No. 199. (227) HENRY VII., the ninth Sovereign. Succeeded 1485, Aug. 22. before 1486, Apr. 22. John (de Vere), 13th earl of Oxford. Died 1512-3, Mar. 10. In place of No. 207. (228) before 1486, Apr. 22. Sir John (Cheyne, Chetney or Cheney), lord Cheyne. Died 1489, July 14 (? 1495-6 P1499, May 30). In place of No. 205. (229) before 1487, May 14. John (Ddtham), 8th lord Dinham. Died 1500-1, Jan. 28 (? 1508-9, Jan. 28). Elected on the degradation of No. 222. (230) before 1487, May 27. Giles (Daubeney), 1st lord Daubeney. Died 1508, May 28 (? 23). In place of No. 223. (231) before 1487, May 27. Sir William Stanley. Beheaded 1494-5, Feb. 15, In place of No. 215. (232) before 1487, May 27. George (Stanley), 9th lord Strange. Died 1497, Dec. 5 (? 1503, Dec. 4). In place of No. 211. (233) after 1487, Sept. 30. George (Talbot), 7th earl of Shrewsbury. Installed 1488, April 27. Died 1538, July 26. In place of No. 178. (234) after 1487, Sept. 30. Sir Edward Widvile, called lord Widvile. Installed ut supra. Slain 1488, July 27. In place of No. 221. (235) 5 i8 ORDER OF THE GARTER before 1488, Sept. 29. John (Welles), viscount Welles. Installed 1489, July 19. Died 1498-9, Feb. 9. In place of 'No. 235. 1488, Nov. 16. Sir John Savage. Installed 1489, July 19. Slain 1491, Oct. In place of No. 191. (237) ? 1488. Sir Robekt Willoughbt, afterwards 1st lord Willoughby de Broke. Died 1502, Aug. 23. In place of No. 196. (238) ? 1489, Oct. 16. Maximilian I., king of the Romans, afterwards emperor of Germany. Invested by commission dated 1490, Sept. 12, but tbere is a doubt as to his installation. Died 1518-9, Jan. 12. In place of No. 213. (239) ? 1491. Aethue (Tudoe), prince of Wales. Installed 1491, May 8, in the stall vacant since the accession of No. 214 as king Edward V. Died 1502, Apr. 2. (240) ? 1491. Edwaed (Couetenat), 18th earl of Devon. Died 1509, May 28. In place of No. 229. (241) ? 1493. Alphonsus, duke of Calabria, afterwards Alphonsus II., king of Naples. Invested at Suessa, 1493, May 19, installed 1494, May. Died 1495, Nov. 19. In place of No. 237. (242) ? 1493. Sir Edwaed Potnings. Died between July 27 and Dec. 19, 1521. In place of No. 208. (243) ? 1493. John, king of Denmark, Sweden and Norway. Election probably vacated by neglect of installation. In place of No. 226. (244) after 1494-5, Jan. 11. Sir Gilbeet Talbot. Died 1517, Aug. 17. In place of No. 217. (245) ? 1495. Henet (Tudoe), duke of York, afterwards Henry VIII. Installed 1495, May 17. Died 1546-7, Jan. 28. In place of No. 192. (246) ? 1495. Henet Algeenon (Peect), 6th earl of Northumberland. Died 1527, May 19 ( ? June 29). In place of No. 232. (247) ? 1496. Edwaed (Staffoed), 3rd duke of Buckingham. Degraded 1521, Apr. 23. Executed 1521, May 17. In place of No. 220. (248) ? 1496. Sir Charles Someeset, afterwards 6th earl of Worcester. Died 1526, Apr. 15. In place of No. 242. (249) K.G. 19 ? 1496. Edmund (db la Pole), 8th earl of Suffolk. Degraded 1500. Beheaded 1513, Apr. 5. In place of No. 180. (250) ? 1496. Henry (Bourchier), 15th earl of Essex. Died 1539-40, Mar. 13 or 14. In place of No. 225. (251) after 1498, Aug. 17. Sir Thomas Lovell. Died 1524, May 25. In place of No. 194. (252) 1499, Apr. 23. Sir Richard Pole. Died 1504, Nov. In place of No. 236. (253) ? 1500. Sir Richard Guildford. Died 1506, Sept. 28. In place of No. 250, on the latter's degradation. (254) after 1500-1, Jan. 28. Sir Reginald Brat. Died 1503, Aug. 4. In place of No. 230. (255) after 1501, Sept. 20. Thomas (Grey), 5th marquess of Dorset. Died 1530, Oct. 10. In place of No. 216. (256) before 1503, May 7. Philip, archduke of Austria, duke of Burgundy, afterwards Philip I., king of Castile. Installed in person 1504-5, Feb. 9. Died 1506, Sept. 25. In place of No. 240. (257) ? after 1504, Aug. 19. Gerald (Fitz-Gerald), 8th earl of Kildare. Installed by proxy 1505, May 4. Died 1513. Sept. 3. In place of No. 238. (258) before 1503-4, Feb. 22. Guido Ubaldi de Monteeeltre, duke of Urbino. Died 1507, Apr. 11. In place of No. 255. (259) 1505, April 22. Richard (Grey), 14th earl of Kent. Died 1524, May 3 (? April 3). In place of No. 233. (260) before 1505, May 4. Sir Henry Stafford, afterwards 5th earl of Wiltshire. Died 1523, Apr. 6 (? 1522-3, Mar. 6). In place of No. 224. (261) before 1506, May 23. Sir Rhys ap Thomas Fitz-Urian. Died after 1524r-5, Feb. 2. In place of No. 253. (262) ? 1506-7. Sir Thomas Brandon. Installed 1507, May 10. Died 1509-10, Jan. 29. In place of No. 219. (263) 1508, Dec. 20. Charles, archduke of Austria, afterwards emperor Charles V. Died 1558, Sept. 21. In place of No. 257. (264) 20 ORDER OF THE GARTER HENET VIII., the tentli Sovereign. Succeeded 1509, Apr. 21. 1509, May 18. Sir Thomas Daecy, afterwards 1st lord Darcy de Darcy. Installed May 21. Degraded on or before Apr. 23. Executed 1537, June 20. In place of No. 254. (265) 1509, May 18. Edward (Sutton alias Dudley), 6th lord Dudley. Installed May 21. Died 1531-2, Jan. 31. In place of No. 259. (266) 1510, Apr. 23. Emanuel, king of Portugal. Elected to the stall vacant on the accession of the sovereign. Election probably vacated by neglect of installation. Died 1521, Sept. 13. (267) 1510, Apr. 23. Sir Thomas Howard, afterwards earl of Surrey and 10th duke of Norfolk. Installed Apr. 27. In place of No. 231. Degraded 1546-7. Restored to the Order in 1553 in place of No. 330. Died 1654, Aug. 25. (268) 1510, Apr. 23. Sir Henry Marny, afterwards 1st lord Marny. Installed Apr. 27. Died 1523, May 24. In place of No. 241. _ (269) 1510, Apr. 23. Thomas (West), 8th lord de la Warr. Installed May 11. Died 1525, Oct. 11. In place of No. 263. (270) 1513, Apr. 23. George (Nevill), 5th lord Bergavenny. Installed May 7. Died 1535, June 14. In place of No. 267. (271) 1513, Apr. 23. Sir Edward Howard. Not installed. Slain 1513, Apr. 25. In place of No. 244. (272) 1513, Apr. 23. Sir Charles (Brandon), 4th duke of Suffolk. In- stalled May 7. Died 1545, Aug. 14 or 24 or 21. In place of No. 228. (273) 1514, Apr. 23. Julian de Medicis, duke of Nemours, brother of Pope Leo X. Not installed. Died 1516-7, Mar. 17. In place of No. 258. (274) 1514, Apr. 23. Sir Edward Stanley, afterwards 1st lord Mont- eagle. Installed May 8. Died 1523, Apr. 6. (P1524, Apr. 7). In place of No. 272. (275) 1518, Apr. 24. Thomas (Dacre), 3rd lord Dacre of Gillesland. In- stalled May 16. Died 1525, Oct. 24. In place of No. 274. (276) K.G. 21 1518, Apr. 24. Sir William Sandys, afterwards 1st lord Sandys de Vyne. Installed May 16. Died 1542. In place of No. 245. (277) 1521, Apr. 24. Hensy (Couktenay), 20th earl of Devon, after- wards marquess of Exeter. Installed June 9. Beheaded 1538-9, Jan. 9. In place of No. 248. (278) 1522, Apr. 23. Ferdinand, archduke of Austria, afterwards emperor of Germany. Invested at Nuremberg 1523, Dec. 8. Installed by proxy 1524, July 17. Died 1564, July 25. In place of No. 239. (279) 1522, Apr. 23. Sir Richard Wingfield. Installed May 11. Died 1525, July 22. In place of No. 243. (280) 1523, Apr. 23. Sir Thomas Boleyn, afterwards earl of Wiltshire and earl of Ormond. Installed Aug. 15. Died 1538-9, March 13. In place of No. 261. (281) 1523, July 13. Walter (Deveeeux), 9th lord Ferrers, afterwards 1st viscount Hereford. Installed Aug. 13. Died 1558, Sept. 27 or 17. In place of No. 269. (282) 1524, Apr. 23. Arthur (Plantagenet), natural son of king Edward IV., 6th viscount Lisle. Installed May 7. Died 1541-2, March 3. In place of No. 260. (283) 1524, Apr. 23. Egbert (Radclyffe), 10th lord Fitzwalter, after- wards 8th earl of Sussex. Installed May 7. Died 1542, Nov. 27. In place of No. 275. (284) 1525, Apr. 23. William (Fitz-Alan), 23rd earl of Arundel. In- stalled June 25. Died 1543-4, Jan. 23 (? 201 In place of No. 222. (285) 1525, Apr. 24. Thomas (Manners), 13th lord Eos, afterwards 2nd earl of Eutland. Installed June 25. Died 1543, Sept. 20. In place of No. 252. (286) 1525, June 7. Sir Henry Fitzroy, afterwards duke of Richmond and Somerset, natural son of Henry VIII. Installed June 25. Died 1536, July 22. In place of No. 209. (287) 1525, June 7. Ealph (Nevill), 4th earl of Westmorland. Installed June 25. Died 1549, Apr. 24. In place of No. 262. (288) 1526, Apr. 24. William (Blount), 4th lord Mount joy. Installed May 6. Died 1534, Nov. 8. In place of No. 280. (289) 22 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1526, Apr. 24. Sir William Pitzwilliam, afterwards 1st earl of Southampton. Installed May 6. Died 1542, Oct. In place of JSTo. 276. (290) 1526, Apr. 24. Sir Henry Guildfokd. Installed May 6. Died between 1532, May 18, and 1532-3, Feb. 10. In place of No. 270. (291) 1527, Oct. 21. Francis I., king of France. Invested Nov. 10. In- stalled by proxy 1527-8, Jan. 26. Died 1547, Mar. 31. In place of No. 249. (292) 1527, Oct. 21. John (de Yeee), 15th earl of Oxford. Installed 1527-8, Jan. 26. Died 1539-40, Mar. 21. In place of No. 247. (293) 1531, Apr. 23. Henry (Percy), 7th earl of Northumberland. In- stalled May 6. Died 1537, June 30. In place of No. 256. (294) 1532, Oct. 27. Anne de Montmorency, comte de Beaumont, due de Montmorency. Elected and invested at Calais : installed by proxy 1533, May 18. Died 1567, Nov. 12. In place of No. 266. (295) 1532, Oct. 27. Philip de Chabot, comte de Neublanche. Elected, etc., ut supra. Died 1543, June 1. In place of No. 291. (296) 1534-5, Jan. 20. James V., king of Scotland. Invested at Edin- burgh Feb. 21. Installed by proxy 1535, Aug. 22. Died 1542, Dec. 14. In place of No. 289. (297) 1536, Apr. 23. Sir Nicholas Carew. Installed May 21. Beheaded 1538-9, Mar. 3. In place of No. 271. (298) 1537, Apr. 23. Henry (Clifford), 1st earl of Cumberland. In- stalled May 13. Died 1542, Sept. (or Apr.), 22. In place of No. 265. (299) 1537, Aug. 5. Thomas (Cromwell), 1st lord Cromwell, afterwards 16th earl of Essex. Installed Aug. 26. Executed 1540, July 28. In place of No. 294. (300) 1539, Apr. 24. John (Eussell), lord Russell, afterwards 3rd earl of Bedford. Installed May 18. Died 1554-5, Mar. 14. In place of No. 281. (301) 1539, Apr. 24. Sir Thomas Cheney. Installed May 18. Died 1558, Dec. 15. In place of No. 278. (302) 1539, Apr. 24. Sir William Kingston. Installed May 18. Died 1540, May 13. In place of No. 298. (303) K.G. 23 1540, Apr. 23. Thomas (Audley), lord Audley of Walden. Installed May 19. Died 1544, Apr. 30. In place of No. 251. (304) 1540, Apr. 23. Sir Anthony Beowne. Installed May 19. Died 1548, May 6. In place of No. 293. (305) 1540-1, Jan. 9. Edward (Seymoue), Sth earl of Hertford, after- wards duke of Somerset. Installed 1541, May 22. Beheaded 1551-2, Jan. 22. In place of No. 303. (306) 1541, Apr. 23. Sir Henry Howard, commonly called earl of Surrey, son and heir apparent of Thomas, 10th duke of Norfolk. Installed May 22. Executed 1546-7, Jan. 21. In place of No. 300. (307) 1541, Apr. 23. Sir John Gage. Installed May 22. Died 1556, Apr. 18. In place of No. 234. (308) 1541, Apr. 23. Sir Anthony Wingfield. Installed May 22. Died 1552, Aug. 20. In place of No. 277. (309) 1543, Apr. 23. John (Dudley), 7th viscount Lisle, afterwards earl of Warwick and duke of Northumberland. Installed May 6. Beheaded 1553, Aug. 22. In place of No. 283. (310) 1543, Apr. 23. William (Paulet), lord Saint John, afterwards 1st marquess of Winchester. Installed May 6. Died 1571-2, March 10. In place of No. 299. (311) 1543, Apr. 23. William (Parr), lord Parr, afterwards earl of Essex and 1st Marquess of Northampton. Elected in place of No. 290. Installed Apr. 27. Degraded and attainted in 1553 : restored in blood Jan. 1558-9 : re-elected into the Order 1559, Apr. 24, and installed June 3 in place of No. 264. Died 1571, Oct. 28. (312) 1543, Dec. 24. Sir John Wallop. Installed 1544, May 18. Died 1551, July 7. In place of No. 284. (313) 1544, Apr. 24. Henry (Fitz-Alan), 24th earl of Arundel. Installed May 18. Died 1579-80, Feb. 24 or 25. In place of No. 297. (314) 1544, Apr. 24. Sir Anthony St. Leger. Installed May 18. Died 1558-9, Mar. 16. In place of No. 296. (315) 1545, Apr. 23. Francis (Talbot), 8th earl of Shrewsbury. Installed May 17. Died 1560, Sept. 21. In place of No. 286. (316) 1545, Apr. 23. Thomas (Wriothesley), lord Wriothesley, after- wards 2nd earl of Southampton. Installed May 17. Died 1550, July 30. In place of No. 285. (317) 24 ORDER OF THE GARTER EDWARD VI., the eleventli Sovereign. Succeeded 1546-7, Jan. 28. 1546-7, Feb. 17. Henry (Grey), 6th marquess of Dorset, afterwards 7th dute of Suffolk. Installed May 23. Beheaded 1553-4, Feb. 23. In place of No. 287. (318) 1546-7, Feb. 17. Edward (Stanley), 12th earl of Derby. Installed May 23. Died 1572, Oct. 24. In place of No.' 304. (319) 1546-7, Feb. 17. Thomas (Seymour), lord Seymour of Sudeley. Installed May 23. Executed 1548-9, Mar. 20. In place of No. 273. (320) 1546-7, Feb. 17. Sir William Paget, afterwards 1st lord Paget de Beaudesert. Installed May 23. In place of No. 307. Degraded 1552, Sept. 28. E«stored 1553, Sept. 27, in place of 312. Died 1563, June 9. (321) 1549, Apr. 24. Francis (Hastings), 19th earl of Huntingdon. In- stalled Dec. 13. Died 1561, June 20. In place of No. 268. (322) 1549, Apr. 24. George (Beooke), 9th lord Cobham. Installed Dec. 13. Died 1558, Sept. 29. In place of No. 305. (323) 1549, Dec. 1. Thomas (West), 9th lord de la Warr. Installed Dec. 13. Died 1554, Sept. 25. In place of No. 320. (324) 1549, Dec. 1. Sir William Herbert, afterwards 20th earl of Pem- broke. Installed Dec. 13. Died 1569-70, Mar. 17. In- place of No. 288. (325) 1551, Apr. 24. Henry II., king of France. Invested at Chateau Brienne, June 20. Installed by proxy Aug. 24. Died 1559, July 10. In place of No. 292. (326) 1551, Apr. 24. Edward (Clinton), 9th lord Clinton, afterwards 13th earl of Lincoln. Installed June 30. Died 1584-5, Jan. 16. In place of No. 317. (327) 1551, Sept. 28. Thomas (Darcy), 1st lord Darcy of Chiche. In- stalled Oct. 9. Died 1558, June 28 (or Nov. 28). In place of No. 313. (328) 1552, Sept. 28. Henry (Nevill), 5th earl of Westmorland. In- stalled Dec. 16. Died 1563, Aug., or 1563-4, Feb. 10. In place of No. 306. (329) 1552, Sept. 28. Sir Andrew Dudley. Installed Dec. 16. Degraded and attainted 1553, Nov. 27. In place of No. 321. (330) K.G. 25 MAEY I., the twelfth Sovereign. Succeeded 1553, July 6. 1554, Apr. 24. Philip, prince of Spain, afterwards Philip II. of Spain and King of England by courtesy. Invested with the Garter at Southampton July 21 and with the mantle and collar at "Windsor and there installed as joint sovereign 1554, Aug. 3. Died 1598, Sept. 13. In place of No. 309. (331) 1554, Apr. 24. Henex (Eadcltffe), 9th earl of Sussex. Installed Aug. 4. Died 1556-7, Feb. 17. In place of No. 310. (332) 1554, Aug. 6. Emanuel Philibeet, duke of Savoy. Elected on the accession of king Philip to the joint sovereignty. Invested in camp at Auxy, Nov. 6. Installed by proxy 1554-5, Jan. 31. Died 1580, Aug. 30. (333) 1554, Oct. 9. William (Howaed), 1st lord Howard of Effingham. Installed 1554.-5, Jan. 31. Died 1572-3, Jan. 11 or 21. In place of No. 318. (334) 1555, Apr. 23. Sir Edwaed Hastings, afterwards lord Hastings of Loughborough. Installed May 25. Died 1571-2, Mar. 5 (or Feb. 28). In place of No. 268. (335) 1555, Apr. 23. Anthony (Beowne), 1st viscount Montagu. Installed Oct. 17. Died 1592, Oct. 19. In place of No. 324. (336) 1555, Apr. 23. Thomas (Radclyefe), 3rd earl of Sussex. Installed J557-8, Jan. 9. Died 1583, June 9. In place of No. 301. (337) 1557, Apr. 23. William (Geey), 13th lord Grey de Wilton. Installed by proxy 1558, Apr. 19, being then a prisoner in France. Died 1562, Dec. 14. In place of No. 308. (338) 1557, Apr. 23. Sir Robeet Rochestee. Died Nov. 28 following, without installation. In place of No. 332. (339) 26 ORDER OF THE GARTER ELIZABETH, the thirteenth Sovereign. Succeeded 1558, Nov. 17. 1559, Apr. 24. Thomas (Howard), 11th duke of Norfolk. Installed Junes. Beheaded 1572, June 2. In place of No. 282. (340) 1559, Apr. 24. Henry (Manners), 3rd earl of Eutland. Installed June 3. Died 1563, Sept. 17. In place of No. 323. (341) 1559, Apr. 24. Sir Robert Dudley, afterwards 11th earl of Leicester. Installed June 3. Died 1588, Sept. 4. In place of No. 328. (342) 1560, June 10. Adolphus, duke of Holstein. Installed by proxy- Dec. 16. Died 1586, Oct. 1. In place of No. 302. (343) 1561, Apr. 22. George (Talbot), 9th earl of Shrewsbury. Installed May 18. Died 1590, Nov. 18. In place of No. 315. (344) 1561, Apr. 22. Henry (Carey), 1st lord Hunsdon. Installed May 18. Died 1596, July 23. In place of No. 316. (345) 1563, Apr. 22. Thomas (Percy), 8th earl of Northumberland. In- stalled May 23, attainted and degraded 1569, Nov. 27. Beheaded 1572, Aug. 22. In place of No. 322. (346) 1563, Apr. 22. Ambrose (Dudley), 21st earl of Warwick. Invested at Newhaven in France. Installed by proxy May 23. Died 1589-90, Feb. 20 or 21. In place of No. 338. (347) 1564, Apr. 23. Charles IX., king of France. Installed by proxy 1565-6, Jan. 22. Died 1574, May 30. In place of No. 326. (348) 1564, Apr. 23. Francis (Russell), 4th earl of Bedford. Installed May 14. Died 1585, July 28. In place of No. 321. (349) 1564, Apr. 23. Sir Henry Sidney. Installed May 14. Died 1586, May 5. In place of No. 341. (350) 1567, Apr. 23. Maximilian II., emperor of Germany. Invested at - Vienna 1567-8', Jan. 4. Achievements decreed to be placed 1571, Apr. 24. Died 1576, Oct. 12. In place of No. 279. (351) 1570, Apr. 23. Henry (Hastings), 20th earl of Huntingdon. In- stalled June 19. Died 1595, Dec. 14. In place of No. 329. (352) 1570, Apr. 23. William (Somerset), 8th earl of Worcester. In- stalled June 19. Died 1588-9, Feb. 21. In place of No. 295. (353) K.G. 27 1572, Apr. 23. Francis, due de Montmorency. Installed June 17. Died 1579, May 6. In place of No. 346. (354) 1672, Apr. 23. Walter (Devereux), 2nd viscount Hereford, after- wards ISth earl of Essex. Installed June 17. Died 1576, Sept. 22. In place of No. 325. (355) 1572, Apr. 23. "William (Cecil), 1st lord Burghley. Installed June 17. Died 1598, Aug. 4. In place of No. 312. (356) 1572, Apr. 23. Arthur (Grey), 14th. lord Grey de Wilton. Installed June 17. Died 1593, Oct. 14. In place of No. 335. (357) 1572, Apr. 23. Edmund (Betdges), 2nd lord Chandos of Sudeley. Installed June 17. Died 1573, Sept. 11. In place of No. 311. (358) 1574, Apr. 24. Henry (Stanley), ISth earl of Derby. Installed May 20. Died 1593, Sept. 25. In place of No. 319. (359) 1574, Apr. 24. Henry (Herbert), 21st earl of Pembroke. Installed May 20. Died 1600-1, Jan. 19. In place of No. 334. (360) 1575, Apr. 23. Henry III.,king of France and Poland. Invested at Paris 1585-6, Feb. 18. Died 1589, Aug 1. In place of No. 348. (361) 1575, Apr. 23. Chakles (Howard), 2nd lord Howard of Effingbam, afterwards lOtb earl of Nottingham. Installed May 8. Died 1624, Dec. 14. In place of No. 340. (362) 1578, Apr. 24. Eodolphus II., emperor of Germany. Election vacated by neglect of instalment. In place of No. 351. (363) 1578, Apr. 24. Frederick II., King of Denmark. Invested 1581, Aug. 14. Installed by proxy 1581-2, Jan. 8. Died 1588, Apr. 4. In place of No. 358. (364) 1578-9, Feb. 8. John Casimir, count Palatine of the Ehine, duke of Bavaria. Invested same day. Installed by proxy 1581-2, Jan. 8. Died 1582-3, Jan. 6. In place of No. 355. (365) 1584, Apr. 23. Edward (Manners), 4th earl of Rutland. Installed 1585, Apr. 15. Died 1587, Apr. 14. In place of No. 354. (366) 1584, Apr. 23. William (Brooke), lOth lord Cobham. Installed 1585, Apr. 15. Died 1596-7, Mar. 6. In place of No. 314. (367) 23 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1584, Apr. 23. Henet (Le Sceope), 9th lord Scrope of Bolton. Installed by proxy 1885, Apr. 15. Died 1591, May 10. In place of No. 333. (368) 1588, Apr. 23. Robeet (Dbveeeux), 19tli earl of Essex. Installed May 23. Executed 1600-1, Feb. 25. In place of No. 337. (369) 1588, Apr. 23. Thomas (Butlee), llth earl of Ormonde. Installed May 23. Died 1614, Not. 22. In place of No. 327. (370) 1588, Apr. 23. Sir Cheistophee Hatton. Installed May 23. Died 1591, Nov. 20. In place of No. 349. (371) 1589, Apr. 22. Henet (Radcltffe), llth earl of Sussex. Installed Dec. 18. Died 1593, Dec. 14. In place of No. 350. (372) 1589, Apr. 22. Thomas (Sackville), 1st lord Buckhurst, afterwards 4th earl of Dorset. Installed Dec. 18. Died 1608, Apr. 19. In place of No. 343. (373) 1590, Apr. 24. Henet IV., king of France. Invested 1596, Oct. 10. installed by proxy 1600, Apr. 28. Died 1610, May 14. In place of No. 361. (374) 1590, Apr. 24. James VI., king of Scotland, afterwards James I. of England. Died 1625, Mar. 27. In place of No. 366. (375) 1592, Apr. 23. Gilbeet (Talbot), 10th earl of Shrewsbury. Installed June 19. Died 1616, May 8. In place of No. 353. (376) 1592, Apr. 23. Geoege (Cliffged), 3rd earl of Cumberland. In- stalled June 19. Died 1605, Oct. 30. In place of No. 364. (377) 1593, Apr. 23. Henet (Peect), 10th earl of Northumberland. Installed June 25. Died 1632, Nov. 5. In place of No. 342. (378) 1593, Apr. 23. Edwaed (Someeset), 9th earl of Worcester. Installed June 25. Died 1627-8, Mar. 3. In place of No. 347. (379) 1593, Apr. 23. Thomas (Buegh), 5th lord Burgh. Installed June 25. Died 1597, Oct. 14. In place of No. 344. (380) 1593, Apr. 23. Edmund (Sheffield), 3rd lord Sheffield of Butter- wicke, afterwards 1st earl of Mulgrave. Installed June 25. Died 1646, Oct. 6? In place of No. 368. (381) 1593, Apr. 23. Sir Feancis Knollts. Installed June 25. Died 1595-6, Mar. 22. In place of No. 371. (382) K.G. 29 1597, Apr. 23. Feedemck, duke of Wtirtemberg. Invested at Stuttgart 1603, Nov. 6. Installed by proxy 1604, Apr. 20. Died 1607-8, Jan. 29. In place of No. 365. (383) 1597, Apr. 23. Thomas (Howaed), 1st lord Howard, afterwards 9tli earl of Suffolk. Installed May 24. Died 1626, May 28. In place of No. 359. (384) 1597, Apr. 23. Geoege (Caeey), 2nd lord Hunsdon. Installed May 24. Died 1603, Sept. 9. In place of No. 372. (385) 1597, Apr. 23. Chaeles (BLOirNT), 8tli lord Mountjoy, afterwards 1st earl of Devonshire. Installed May 24. Died 1606, Apr. 3. In place of No. 357. (386) 1597, Apr. 23. Sir Heney Lea. Installed May 24. Died 1610-1, Feb. 12. In place of No. 336. (387) 1599, Apr. 23. Robeet (Ratclifee), 12tli earl of Sussex. Installed June 6. Died 1629, Sept. 22. In place of No. 352. (388) 1599, Apr. 23. Heney (Beooke), 11th lord Cobham. Installed June 6. Degraded 1603-4, Feb. 12. Died 1618-9, Jan. 24. In place of No. 382. (389) 1599, Apr. 23. Thomas (Sceope), 10th lord Scrope de Bolton. In- stalled June 6. Died 1609, Sept. 3. In place of No. 345. (390) 1601, Apr. 23. "William (Stanley), 15th earl of Derby. Installed May 26. Died 1642; Sept. 29. In place of No. 367. (391) 1601, Apr. 23. Thomas (Cecil), 2nd lord Burghley, afterwards 1st earl of Exeter. Installed May 26. Died 1622-3, Feb. 8. In place of No. 380. (392) JAMES I., the fourteenth Sovereign. Succeeded 1602-3, Mar. 24. 1603, June 14. Heney Feedeeick (Sttjaet), 11th duke of Rothesay, afterwards prince of Wales. Elected upon the accession of the sovereign. Installed July 9. Died 1612, Nov. 6. (393) 1603, June 14. Cheistieen IV., king of Denmark. Installed by proxy, 1605, Sept. 8. Died 1648-9, Feb. 25. In place of No. 363. (394) 30 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1603, June 25. Lodovick (Stuaet), 2nd duke of Lennox, afterwards 2nd duke of Richmond. Installed July 9. Died 1623-4, Feb. 16. In place of No. 356. (395) 1603, June 25. Henry (Weiothesley), 4tli earl of Southampton. July 9. Died 1624, Nov. 10. In place of No. 331. (396) 1603, June 25. John (Eeskine), 19th earl of Mar. Installed July 9. Died 1634, Dec. 14. In place of No. 360. ■ (397) 1603, June 25. William (Herbeet), 22nd earl of Pembroke. In- stalled July 9. Died 1630, Apr. 10. In place of No. 369. ^ (398) 1605, Apr. 24. Ulric, duke of Holstein. Installed May 16. Died 1624, Mar. 27. In place of No. 385. (399) 1605, Apr. 24. Henry (Howard), 7th earl of Northampton. In- stalled May 16. Died 1614, June 15. In place of No. 389. (400) 1606, Apr. 24. Robert (Cecil), 14th earl of Salisbury. Installed May 20. Died 1612, May 24. In place of No. 377. (401) 1606, Apr. 24. Thomas (Howard), 3rd viscount Howard of Bindon. Installed May 20. Died 1610-11, Mar. 1. In place of No. 386. (402) 1608, Apr. 23. George (Home), 12th earl of Dunbar. Installed May 18. Died 1611-12, Jan. 29. In place of No. 383. (403) 1608, Apr. 23. Philip (Herbert), earl of Montgomery, afterwards 23rd earl of Pembroke. Installed May 18. Died 1649-50, Jan. 23. In place of No. 373. (404) 1611, Apr. 24. Charles (Stuart), 7th duke of York, afterwards king Charles I. Installed May 13. Died 1648-9, Jan. 30. In place of No. 374. (405) 1611, April 24. Thomas (Howard), 26th earl of Arundel, 16th earl of Surrey, afterwards 15th earl of Norfolk. Installed May 13. Died 1646, Oct. 4. In place of No. 390. (406) 1611, Apr. 24. Robert (Carr), Ist viscount Rochester, afterwards 6th earl of Somerset. Installed May 13. Died 1645, July. In place of No. 402. (407) 1612, Dec. 19. Frederick Casimie, elector and count palatine of the Rhine, afterwards king of Bohemia. Installed 1612-13, Feb. 7. Died 1632, Nov. 19. In place of No. 387. (408) K.G. 31 1612, Dec. 19. Maurice de Nassau, prince of Orange. Invested at the Hague, 1612-13, Feb. 4. Installed by proxy Feb. 7. Died 1625, Apr. 13. In place of No. 403. (409) 1615, Apr. 24. Thomas (Erskhshe), 1st viscount Fentoun, afterwards 1st earl of Kellie. Installed May 22. Died 1639, June 12. In place of No. 401. (410) 1615, Apr. 24. William (Knollys), lord KnoUys, afterwards 1st earl of Banbury. Installed May 22. Died 1632, May 25. In place of No. 393. (411) 1616, Apr. 24. Francis (Manners), 7th earl of Eutland. Installed July 7. Died 1632, Dec. 17. In place of No. 400. (412) 1616, Apr. 24. Sir George Villiers, afterwards 4tb duke of Buckingham. Installed July 7. Died 1628, Aug. 23. In place of No. 370. (413) 1616, May 26. Robert (Sydney), 8th viscount Lisle, afterwards 12th earl of Leicester. Installed July 7. Died 1626, July 13. In place of No. 376. ' (414) 1622-3, Feb. 2. James (Hamilton), 2nd Marquess of Hamilton, afterwards 7th earl of Cambridge. Installed 1623, Apr. 22. Died 1624-5, Mar. 2. In place of No. 392. (415) 1624, Apr. 22. Esme (Stuart), 3rd duke of Lennox. Installed same day. Died 1624, July 30. In place of No. 395. (416) 1624, Dec. 31. Christian, duke of Brunswick "Wolfenbuttel. In- stalled by proxy, 1625, Dec. 13. Died 1626, June 6. In place of No. 399. (417) 1624, Dec. 31. William (Cecil), 15th earl of Salisbury. Installed 1625, Dec. 13. Died 1668, Dec. 3. In place of No. 416. (418) 1624, Dec. 31. James (Hay), 2nd earl of Carlisle. Installed 1625, Dec. 13. Died 1636, Apr. 25. In place of No. 396. (419) CHAELES I., the fifteenth Sovereign. Succeeded 1625, March 27. 1625, May 15. Edward (Sackville), 7th earl of Dorset. Upon the succession of the Sovereign. Installed by proxy Dec. 13. Died 1652, July 17. (420) 32 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1625, May 15. Henkt (Rich), Ist earl of Holland. InBtalled Dec. 13. Died 1648-9, Mar. 9. In place of No. 362. (421) 1625, May 15. Thomas (Howard), 1st viscount Andover, afterwards 2nd earl of Berkstire. Installed Dec. 13. Died 1669, July 16. In place of No. 415. (422) 1625, July 4. Claude de Lorraine, due de Chevreuse. Installed by proxy, Dec. 13. Died 1656-7, Jan. 24. In place of No. 409. . .(423) 1627, Apr. 24. Gustavus Adolphtts, king of Sweden ; commission to invest June 24 ; acceptance Oct. 6. Installed by proxy 1628, Sept. 23. Died 1632, Nov. 6. In place of No. 384. (424) 1627, Apr. 24. Henry Frederick de Nassaif, prince of Orange. Invested at the Hague same montb. Installed by proxy 1628, Sept. 23. Died 1647, May 14. In place of No. 417. (425) 1627, Apr. 24. Theophilus (Hovfard), lOtb earl of Suffolk. In- stalled 1628, Sept. 24. Died 1640, June 3. In place of No. 414. (426) 1628, Sept. 25. William (Compton), 8tli earl of Northampton. Installed 1629, Apr. 21. Died 1630, June 24. In place of No. 379. (427) 1630, Apr. 18. Eichard (Weston), 1st lord Weston, afterwards Ist earl of Portland. Installed 1630, Oct. 5. Died 1634-5, Mar. 13. In place of No. 413. (428) 1630, Apr. 18. Egbert (Bertie), Ist earl of Lindsey. Installed Oct. 5. Died 1642, Oct. 23. In place of No. 388. (429) 1630, Apr. 18. William (Cecil), 2nd earl of Exeter. Installed Oct. 5. Died 1640, July 6. In place of No. 398. (430) 1630, Oct. 5. James (Hamilton), 3rd marquess, afterwards 1st duke of Hamilton. Beheaded 1648-9, Mar. 9. In place of No. 427. (431) 1633, Apr. 18. Charles Lewis, count palatine of the Ehine, duke of Bavaria, prince elector, nephew of king Charles I. Invested by special commission 1633, July 25, at Buckstal, near Balduck in Brabant, in the army of the States General. Installed by proxy Nov. 6. Died 1680, Aug. 28. In place of No. 411. (432) 1633, Apr. 18. James (Stuart), 4th duke of Lennox, afterwards duke of Eichmond. Installed Nov. 6. Died 1655, Mar. 30. In place of No. 378. (433) K.G. 33 1633, Nov. 7. Henet (Danvees)', earl of Dauby. Died 1643-4, Jan. 20. In place of No. 424. (434) 1633, Nov. 7. "William (Douglas), Sth earl of Morton. Installed 1634, Apr. 21. Died 1648, Aug. 7. In place of No. 408. (435) 1635, Apr. 23. Algernon (Percy), llth earl of Northumberland. Installed May 13. Died 1668, Oct. 13. In place of No. 412. (436) 1638, May 21. Charles Stuart, prince of Great Britain, afterwards Charles II. Died 1684-5, Feb. 6. In place of No. 428. (437) 1640, Oct. Thomas (Wentworth), 1st earl of Strafford. Elected at York. Not installed. Executed 1641, May 12. In place of No. 419. (438) 1642, Apr. 20. James (Stuart), duke of York, afterwards James II. Elected and invested at York ; installation dispensed with at Oxford 1644r-5, Mar. 2. Died 1701, Sept. 6. In place of No. 426. (439) 1642, Apr. 20. Rupert, count palatine of the Rhine, duke of Bavaria, afterwards duke of Cumberland. Elected at York. Invested at Nottingham Aug. following. Installation dispensed with ut supra. Personally installed 1663, Apr. 22. Died 1682, Nov. 29. In place of No. 430. (440) 1644-5, Mar. 2. William de Nassau, prince of Orange, son-in-law to Charles I. Elected at Oxford ; ensigns sent to him Mar. 4. Died 1650, Nov. 4. In place of No. 438. (441) 1644r-5, Mar. 2. Bernard de Nogaret de Foix, due d'Epernon, Captal de Buch. Elected at Oxford ; ensigns sent to him Mar. 4. His banner, etc., placed over his stall by a warrant dated 1661, Apr. 15. Died 1660, July 25. In place of No. 391. (442) CHARLES II., the sixteenth Sovereign Succeeded 1648-9, Jan. 30. 1649, Sept. 18. Maurice, count palatine of the Rhine, duke of Bavaria : the sovereign's cousin. Nominated at St. Germain- en-Laye ; insignia sent to him then in Ireland with the duke of Ormonde and afterwards delivered to him at Lisbon. Not installed. Lost at sea about 1651. In place of the sovereign on his accession. (443) 3 34 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1649, Sept. 18. James (Butler), 1st marquess, afterwards Ist duke of Ormonde. Nominated ut supra. Installed 1661, Apr. 15. Died 1688, July 21. In place of No. 429. (444) 1649, Sept. 19. Edwaed, count palatine of the Rhine, duke of Bavaria : the sovereign's cousin. Nominated and invested at St. Germain-en-Laye, 1649, Sept. 19. Installed 1661, Apr. 15. Died 1662-3, Mar. 10. In place of No. 434. (445) 1649, Sept. 19. Geoege (Villiees), 2nd duke of Buckingham. Nominated, invested and installed ut supra. Died 1687, Apr. 16. In place of No. 410. (446) 1649-50, Jan. 13. William (Seymotje), 1st marquess of Hertford, afterwards 7th duke of Somerset. Nominated at Jersey, 1649-50, Jan. 13. Invested at Canterbury 1660, May 27; not installed. Died 1660, Oct. 24. In place of No. 407. (447) 1649-50, Jan. 13. Thomas (Weiothesley), 5th earl of Southampton; nominated and invested ut supra. Installed 1661, Apr. 15. Died 1667, May 16. In place of No. 406. (448) 1649-50, Jan. 12. William (Hamilton), 2nd duke of Hamilton. Elected at Jersey. Riband and George sent to him in Holland; not installed. Died 1651, Sept. 12. In place of No. 381. (449) 1649-50, Jan. 12. William (Cavendish), 1st marquess, afterwards 1st duke of Newcastle. Elected ut supra. Riband and George sent to him in Flanders. Installed 1661, Apr. 15. Died 1676, Dec. 25. In place of No. 425. (450) 1649-50, Jan. 12. James (Geaham), 1st marquess of Montrose. Elected ut supra. Insigna sent to him in Norway; not installed. Executed 1650, May 21. In place of No. 435. (451) 1649-50, Jan. 12. James (Stanley), 16th earl of Derby. Elected ut supra. Riband and George sent to him in the Isle of Man; not installed. Beheaded 1651, Oct. 15. In place of No. 394. (452) 1652-3, Jan. Geoege (Digby), 2nd earl of Bristol. Nominated and invested at Paris. Installed 1661, Apr. 15. Died 1676-7, Mar. 20. In place of No. 421. (453) J653, Apr. 4. Heney (Stuaet), duke of Gloucester, brother of the sovereign. Nominated by the sovereign's letter dated Palais Royal, Paris, 1653, Apr. 4. Invested at the Hague by Garter King of Arms Apr. 14; not installed. Died 1660, Sept. 13. In place of No. 431. (454) K.G. 35 1653, Apr. 4. Henet Charles de la Themouille, prince of Tarent. Nominated and invested ut supra. Installed by dispensa- tion 1661, Apr. 10. Died 1672, Sept. 14. In place of No. 404. (455) 1653, Apr. 25. William Henry de Nassau, prince of Orange, after- wards king William III. Nominated by tbe sovereign's letter dated Paris, 1653, Apr. 25. Invested at the Hague by Garter May 4. Installed by dispensation 1661, Apr. 10. Died 1702, Mar. 8. In place of No. 451. (456) 1653-4, Jan. 23. Frederick William, margrave of Brandenburg, prince elector. Nominated by the sovereign's letter dated Paris, 1653-4, Jan. 23. Invested at Berlin by Garter Mar. 31. Installed by dispensation 1661, Apr. 10. Died 1688, Apr. 29. In place of No. 441. (457) 1657-8, Feb. 26. John Gaspae Ferdinand de Marchin, comte de Graville. Elected and invested by the sovereign at Antwerp 1657-8, Feb. 26. Installed by dispensation 1661, Apr. 10. Died 1672-3, Mar. 9. In place of No. 443. (458) 1660, May 26. Sir George Monck, afterwards duke of Albemarle. Elected and invested at Canterbury. Installed 1661, Apr. 15. Died 1669-70, Jan. 3. In place of No. 449. (459) 1660, May 26. Sir Edward (Montagd), 1st earl of Sandwich. Invested May 27. Installed 1661, Apr. 15. Died 1672, May 28. In place of No. 452. (460) 1660, May 31. Aubrey (de Verb), 20th earl of Oxford. Installed 1661, Apr. 15. Died 1702-3, Mar. 12. In place of No. 420. (461) 1661, Apr. 1. Charles (Stuart), 5th duke of Eichmond, duke of Lennox. Installed Apr. 15. Died 1672, Dec. 12. In place of No. 397. (462) 1661, Apr. 1. Montagu (Bertie), 2nd earl of Lindsey. Installed Apr. 15. Died 1666, July 25. In place of No. 433. (463) 1661, Apr. 1. Edward (Montagu), 2nd earl of Manchester. In- stalled Apr. 15. Died 1671, May 5. In place of No. 423. 1661, Apr. 1. William (Wentworth), 2nd earl of Strafford. In- stalled Apr. 15. Died 1695, Oct. 16. In place of No. 442. (465) 36 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1662, Nov. 6. Christieen, prince royal of Denmark, afterwards Christiern V., king of Denmark. Installed by proxy 1663, Apr. 22. Died 1699, Aug. 25. In place of No. 447. (466) 1663, Mar. 28. James (Fitzeot afterwards Scott), duke of Mon- mouth, afterwards duke of BuccleucL.. Installed Apr. 22. Degraded 1685, June 18. Executed 1685, July 15. In place of No. 445. (467) 1666, Dec. 3. James (Stuakt), duke of Cambridge, the sovereign's nephew. Not installed. Died 1667, June 20. In place of No. 463. (468) 1668, June 19. Charles XI., king of Sweden. Invested at Stock- holm July 29. Installed by proxy 1671, May 28. Died 1697, Apr. 15. In place of No. 468. (469) 1668, June 19. John George II., duke of Saxony. Invested at Dresden 1669, Apr. 13. Installed ut supra. Died 1680, Aug. 22. In place of No. 448. (470) 1669-70, Feb. 4. Christopher (Monck), 4th duke of Albemarle. Installed 1671, May 28. Died 1688, Oct. 6. In place of No. 436. (471) 1672, Apr. 18. John (Maitland), 2nd earl, afterwards duke of Lauderdale. Installed by proxy June 3. Died 1682, Aug. 24. In place of No. 418. (472) 1672, May 29. Henry (Somerset), 3rd marquess of Worcester, afterwards 1st duke of Beaufort; installed June 3. Died 1699-1700, Jan. 21. In place of No. 459. (473) 1672, May 29. Henry (Jermyn), 3rd earl of St. Albans. Installed June 3. Died 1683-4, Jan. 2. In place of No. 422. (474) 1672, May 29. "William (Russell), 7th earl, afterwards 4th duke of Bedford. Installed June 3. Died 1700, Sept. 7. In place of No. 464. (475) 1672, June 15. Henry (Bbnnet), 1st earl of Arlington. Installed by proxy, June 22. Died 1685, July 28. In place of No. 460. (476) 1672, Sept. 30. Sir Thomas Butler, commonly called earl of Ossory. Installed Oct. 25. Died 1680, July 30. In place of No. 455. (477) K.G. 37 1672-3, Jan. 25. Sir Chaeles Fitzeoy, commonly called earl of Southampton, afterwards 1st duke of Southampton and duke of Cleveland. Natural son of the sovereign. Installed 1673, Apr. 1. Died 1730, Sept. 9. In place of No. 462 (478) 1674, Apr. 23. John (Sheffield), 3rd earl of Mulgrave, afterwards duke of Buckingham and of Normandy. Installed May 28. Died 1720-1, Feb. 24. In place of No. 458. (479) 1676-7, Feb. 17. Henex (Cavendish), 2nd duke of Newcastle. In- stalled Apr. 19. Died 1691, July 26. In place of No. 450. 1676-7, Mar. 24. Thomas (Osboene), 2nd earl of Danby, afterwards 1st duke of Leeds. Installed Apr. 19. Died 1712, July 26. In place of No. 453. (481) 1680, Aug. 31. Heney (Fitz-Eot), 1st duke of Grafton. Natural son of the sovereign. Installed by proxy Sept. 30. Died 1690, Oct. 9. In place of Charles XI. of Sweden, translated to the prince's stall. (482) 1680, Aug. 31. James (Cecil), 16th earl of Salisbury. Installed Sept. 30. Died 1683, June. In place of No. 477. (483) 1680, Sept. 15. Chaeles II., count Palatine of the Ehine, duke of Bavaria, great grandson of James I. Installed by proxy 1680-1, Jan. 22. Died 1685, May 26. In place of No. 432. (484) 1681, Apr. 7. Chaeles (Lennox), 6th duke of Richmond, duke of Lennox. Natural son of the sovereign. Installed Apr. 20. Died 1723, May 27. In place of No. 470. (485) 1682, Sept. 25. William (Douglas-Hamilton), 3rd duke of Hamil- ton. Invested Nov. 4. Installed Nov. 21. Died 1694, Apr. 18. In place of No. 472. (486) 1683-4, Jan. 1. George, prince of Denmark, afterwards duke of Cumberland, brother to Christiern V., king of Denmark and consort to the princess Anne', afterwards Queen of England. Installed 1684, Apr. 8. Died 1708, Oct. 28. In place of No. 440. (487) 1683-4, Jan. 10. Charles (Setmoue), 11th duke of Somerset. In- stalled 1684, Apr. 8. Died 1748, Dec. 2. In place of No. 483. (488) 1683-4, Jan. 10. Geoege (Fitz-Eoy), 2nd duke of Northumberland, natural son of the sovereign. Installed 1684, Apr. 8. Died 1716, July 3 (? June 28). In place of No. 474. (489) 38 ORDER OF THE GARTER JAMES II., tlie seventeenth Sovereign. Succeeded 1684-5, Fet. 6. 1685, May 6. Henrt (Hovtaed), 14tli duke of Norfolk. Installed July 22. Died 1701, Apr. 2. In place of the Sovereign on the latter's accession. (490) 1685, June 18. Heney (Moedaunt), 2nd earl of Peterhorough. Installed July 22. Died 1697, June 19. In place of No. 484. (491) 1685, June 29. Lavfeence (Htde), 4th earl of Rochester. Installed July 22. Died 1711, May 2. In place of No. 467. (492) 1685, July 30. Levv^is (de Dueas), 2nd earl of Feversham. Installed Aug. 25. Died 1709, Apr. 19. In place of No. 476. (493) 1687, Apr. 26. Robeet (Spencee), 3rd earl of Sunderland. Installed May 23. Died 1702, Sept. 28. In place of No. 446. (494) 1688, Sept. 28. James (Fitz James), duke of Berwick, natural son of the sovereign. Not installed. Slain 1734, June 12. In place of No. 457. (495) *1688, Sept. 28. James (Butlee), 2nd duke of Ormonde. Installed 1689, Apr. 5. Degraded 1716, July 12. Died 1745, Nov. 5-16. In place of No. 444. (496) WILLIAM and MART, the eighteenth Sovereign. Succeeded 1688-9, Feb. 13. 1689, Apr. 3. Feederick Aemand de Schonbeeg oe Schombeeg, 1st duke of Schomberg. Installed May 14. Died 1690, July 1. In place of William, prince of Orange, on the latter's accession as sovereign. (497) * It may be of interest to append here a note of the Jacobite nominations of Knights of the Garter, as made by the Stuarts when in exile. These nominations of course bear no authority. I am indebted to the courtesy of the most Honourable the Marquis de Ruvigny for the permission to reprint these names from *'the Jacobite Peerage," p, 193. The titles of the persons namedare Jacobite dignities, with the exception of the Hamilton and "Wharton titles, and are equally without authority. 1692, Apr. 19. James ("Stuabt), prince of Wales, duke of Cornwall and Eothesay. 1692, Apr. 19. William (Hebeeht), 1st duke of Powis. 1692, Apr. 19. John (Dbummond), 1st duke of Melfort. 1692, Apr. 19. Francis Nompar (de Caumont), 1st duke of Lauzan. 1706, June 21. Jambs (Dbummond), lat duke of Perth, [1714, ? PiEBS (Butler), 1st earl of Newcastle.] 1716, Apr. 8. John Ebskine, 1st duke of Mar. 1723, July 30. James (Douglas-Hamilton), 5th duke of Hamilton and 2nd duke of Brandon, K. T. 1726, Mar. 5. Philip (Wharton), 1st duke of Wharton and Northumberland. 1727, Apr. 3. James (Fitzjames), duke of Liria [Spain], earl of Tynmouth. 1742, ? Charles, prince of Wales, duke of Cornwall and Eothesay. 1747. Daniel (O'Brien), 1st earl of Lismore. K.G. 39 1689, Apr. 3. William (Cavendish), 5tli earl afterwards 1st duke of Devonshire. Installed May 14. Died 1707, Aug. 18. In place of No. 471. (498) 1689-90, Jan. 1. Frederick III., Margrave of Brandenburg, after- wards Frederick I., king of Prussia. Invested at Berlin 1690, June 6. Installed by proxy 1694, June 5. Died 1713-4, Feb. 25. Elected to the stall of his late father, ISTo. 457, in place of the duke of Berwick, No. 495, whose election was declared void 1689-90, Jan. 1. (499) 1690, Dec. 30. George William, duke of Brunswick-Liineburg, afterwards duke of Zelle. Invested at the Hague, 1691, Apr. 8. Installed by proxy 1694, June 5. Died 1705, Aug. 28. In place of No. 497. (500) 1691-2, Feb. 2. John George IV., duke of Saxony. Invested at Dresden 1692-3, Jan. 26; not installed. Died 1694. In place of No. 482. (501) 1691-2, Feb. 2. Charles (SACKviLLE),/9th earl of Dorset, earl of Middlesex, etc. Installed Feb. 24. Died 1705-6, Jan. 29. In place of No. 480. (502) 1694, Apr. 25. Charles (Talbot), 15th earl, afterwards 1st duke of Shrewsbury. Installed June 5. Died 1717-8, Feb. 1. In place of No. 486. (503) 1695-6, Jan. 6. William, commonly called duke of Gloucester, son of the princess Anne by prince George of Denmark. In- stalled July 24. Died 1700, July 30. In place of No. 465. (504) 1696-7, Feb. 19. William (Bentinck), 5th earl of Portland. In- stalled Mar. 15. Died 1709, Nov. 23. In place of No. 501. (505) 1698, May 30. John (Holles), 3rd duke of Newcastle. Installed July 7. Died 1711, July 15. In place of No. 469. (506) 1700, May 14. Thomas (Herbert), 27th earl of Pembroke, earl of Montgomery. Installed June 5. Died 1732-3, Jan. 22. In place of No. 491. (507) 1700, May 14. Arnold Joost (van Kbppbl), 13th earl of Albe- marle. Installed June 5. Died 1718, May 30. In place of No. 466. (508) 40 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1701, June 18. Geoege Lewis, duke of Brunswick-Luneburg, after- wards George I., of England. Invested at Hanover, 1701, Aug. 23 and 24. Installed by proxy, 1702-3, Mar. 13. In place of No. 473. (509) 1701, June 18. James (DotrGLAs), 2nd duke of Queensberry. Invested July 10. Died 1711, July 6. In place of No. 504. (510) ANNE, the nineteenth Sovereign. Succeeded 1701-2, Mar. 8. 1701-2, Mar. 14. Wriotheslet (Russell), 5th duke of Bedford. Installed 1702-3, Mar. 13. Died 1711, May 26. In place of No. 475. (511) 1701-2, Mar. 14. John (Churchill), 5th earl, afterwards 1st duke of Marlborough. Installed 1702-3, Mar. 13. Died 1722, June 16. In place of No. 490. (512) 1703, Aug. 12. Meinharbt (de Schonberg or Schomberg), 3rd duke of Schomberg. Installed Sept. 2. Died 1719, July 5. In place of No. 494. (513) 1704, July 6. Sidney (Godolphin), 1st lord, afterwards 1st earl of Godolphin. Installed Dec. 13. Died 1712, Sept. 15. In place of No. 461. (514) 1706, Apr. 4. George Augustus, electoral prince of Brunswick- Llineburg, afterwards George II. of England. Invested at Hanover, June 13. Installed by proxy, 1710, Dec. 22. Died 1760, Oct. 25. In place of No. 500. (515) 1709-10, Mar. 22. William (Cavendish), 2nd duke of Devonshire. Installed Dec. 22. Died 1729, June 4. In place of No. 502. (516) 1709-10, Mar. 22. John (Campbell), 2nd duke of Argyll. Installed Dec. 22. Died 1743, Oct. 4. In place of No. 498. (517) 1712, Oct. 25. Henrt (Somerset), 2nd duke of Beaufort. Installed 1713, Aug. 4. Died 1714, May 24. In place of No. 487. (518) 1712, Oct. 25. James (Hamilton), 4th duke of Hamilton. Not in- stalled. Died 1712, Nov. 15. In place of No. 493. (519) 1712, Oct. 25. Henry (Grey), 1st duke of Kent. Installed 1713, Aug. 4. Died 1740, June 5. In place of No. 505. (520) K.G. 41 1712, Oct. 25. John (PouLETT),lst eaxl Poulett. Installed 1713, Aug. 4. Died 1743, May 28. In place of No. 492. (521) 1712, Oct. 25. Robert (Haeley), 21st earl of Oxford. Installed 1713, Aug. 4. Died 1724, May 21. In place of No. 511. 1712, Oct. 25. Thomas (Wentworth), 3rd earl of Strafford. In- stalled by proxy 1713, Aug. 4. Died 1739, Nov. 15. In place of No. 510. (523) 1713, Aug. 4. Charles (Mordatjnt), 3rd earl of Peterborough. Installed Aug. 4. Died 1735, Oct. 25. In place of No. 506. (524) GEORGE I., tbe twentietb Sovereign. Succeeded 1714, Aug. 1. 1714, Oct. 16. Charles (Powlett), 2nd duke of Bolton. Installed Dec. 9. Died 1721-2, Jan. 21. In place of No. 509 on the latter's accession as sovereign. (525) 1714, Oct. 16. John (Manners), 2nd duke of Rutland. Installed Dec. 9. Died 1720-1, Feb. 22. In place of No. 481. (526) 1714, Oct. 16. Lionel Cranfield (Sackville), lOtL. earl, afterwards 1st duke of Dorset. Installed Dec. 9. Died 1765, Oct. 10. In place of No. 514. (527) 1714, Oct. 16. Charles (Montague), 1st earl of Halifax. Installed Dec. 9. Died 1715', May 19. In place of No. 519. (528) 1717, July 3. Frederick Lewis, prince of Brunswick-Luneburg, afterwards prince of Wales, grandson of the sovereign. Invested at Hanover Dec. 24. Installed by proxy 1718, Apr. 30. Died 1750-1, Mar. 20. In place of No. 499. (529) 1717, July 3. Ernest Augustus, prince of Brunswick-Luneburg, afterwards duke of York and Albany, brother of the sovereign. Invested at Hanover Dec. 24. Installed by proxy 1718, Apr. 30. Died 1728, Aug. 14. In place of No. 518. (530) 1718, Mar. 31. Charles (Beauclerk), 1st duke of St. Albans, natural son of Charles II. Installed Apr. 30. Died 1726, May 10. In place of No. 528. (531) 1718, Mar. 31. John (Montagu), 2nd duke of Montagu. Installed Apr. 30. Died 1749, July 16. In place of No. 489. (532) 44 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1740-1, Mar. 20. Evelyn (Pierrepont), 2nd duke of Kingston- upon-HuU. Installed Apr. 21. Died 1773, Sept. 23. In place of No. 520. (557) 1740-1, Mar. 20. William (Bentinck), 2nd duke of Portland. In- stalled Apr. 21. Died 1762, May 1. In place of No. 541. (558) 1741, May 2. Frederick III., duke of Saxe-Gotha. Invested at Gotha July 12 and 13. Installed by proxy 1750, July 12. Died 1772, Mar. 10. In place of No. 553. (559) 1745, Apr. 24. John Adolphtjs, duke of Saxe-Weissenfels. Invested at Weissenfels 1745-6, Feb. 18; not installed. Died in 1746. In place of No. 552. (560) 1749, June 22. George William Frederick, prince of Brunswick- Ltineburg, eldest grandson of the sovereign, and afterwards George III. Installed by proxy 1750, July 12; died 1820, Jan. 29. In place of No. 521. (561) 1749, June 22. Charles William Frederick, margrave of Branden- burg-Anspach. Invested at Anspach Aug. 26. Installed by proxy 1750, July 12. Died 1757, Aug. In place of No. 551. (562) 1749, June 22. Thomas (Osborne), 4tli duke of Leeds. Installed 1750, July 12. Died 1789, Mar. 23. In place of No. 517. (563) 1749, June 22. John (Eussell), 7th duke of Bedford. Installed 1750, July 12. Died 1771, Jan. 14. In place of No. 545. (564) 1749, June 22. William Anne (van Keppel), 14th earl of Albemarle. Installed by proxy 1750, July 12. Died 1754, Dec. 22. In place of No. 560. (565) 1749, June 22. John (Carteret), 2nd earl Granville. Installed 1750, July 12. Died 1763, Jan. 2. In place of No. 488. (566) 1752, Mar. 13. Edward Augustus, prince of Brunswick-Liineburg, afterwards duke of York and Albany, second grandson of the sovereign. Installed by proxy 1752, June 4. Died 1767, Sept. 17. In place of No. 532. (567) 1752, Mar. 13. William Y. de Nassau, prince of Orange, grandson of the sovereign. Invested at the Hague June 5. Installed by proxy June 4. Died 1806. In place of No. 544. (568) K.G. 45 1752, Mar. 13. Heney (Clinton, afterwards Pelham-Clinton), 21st earl of Lincoln, afterwards 2nd duke of Newcastle-under- Lyne. Installed June 4. Died 1794, Feb. 22. In place of No. 529. (569) 1752, Mar. 13. Daniel (Finch), Sth earl of Winchilsea, earl of Nottingham. Installed June 4. Died 1769, Aug. 2. In place of No. 555. (570) 1752, Mar. 13. Geokge (Montagu), 4tli earl of Cardigan, afterwards 3rd duke of Montagu. Installed June 4. Died 1790, May 23. In place of No. 549. (571) 1756, Nov. 18. "William (Cavendish), 4tli duke of Devonshire. Installed 1757, Mar. 29. Died 1764, Oct. 2. In place of No. 548. (572) 1756, Nov. 18. Henry (Howard), 7th earl of Carlisle. Installed 1757, Mar. 29. Died 1758, Sept. 3. In place of No. 539. (573) 1756, Nov. 18. Hugh (Percy), 15th earl, afterwards 3rd duke of Northumberland. Installed 1757, Mar. 29. Died 1786, June 6. In place of No. 565. (574) 1756, Nov. 18. Francis (Seymour-Conway), 16th earl, afterwards 4th marquess of Hertford. Installed 1757, Mar. 29. Died 1794, June 14. In place of No. 550. (575) 1757, June 30. James (Waldegrave), 2nd earl Waldegrave. In- stalled Aug. 30. Died 1763, Apr. 28. In place of No. 537. (576) 1759, Aug. 16. Ferdinand, prince of Brunswick-Bevern. Invested at Kroffdorff near Giessen Oct. 16 and 17. Installed by proxy 1760, May 6. Died 1792, July 3. In place of No. 562. (577) 1760, Feb. 4. Charles (Watson-Wentwoeth), 2nd marquess of Rockingham. Installed May 6. Died 1782, July 2. In place of No. 573. (578) 1760, Feb. 4. Richard (Grenville-Temple), earl Temple. In- stalled May 6. Died 1779, Sept. 11. In place of No. 556. (579) 46 ORDER OF THE GARTER GEOEGE III., the twenty-second Sovereign. Succeeded 1760, Oct. 25. 1762, May 27. William Henry, prince of Brunswick-Liineburg, afterwards duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh, brother of the sovereign. Installed Sept. 22. By virtue of a statute dated 1805, Jan. 10, he was as a descendant of George II. excepted from the original number of 25 knights. Died 1805, Aug. 25. In place of the sovereign on the latter's accession. (580) 1762, May 27. John (Stuaet), 3rd earl of Bute. Installed Sept. 22. Died 1792, Mar. 10. In place of No. 558. (581) 1764, Apr. 23. Adolphus Frederick, duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, brother of the queen consort. Invested at Strelitz May 29 and June 4. Installed by proxy 1771, July 25. Died 1794, June 2. In place of No. 566. (582) 1764, Apr. 23. George (Montague-Dunk), 5th earl of Halifax. Not installed. Died 1771, June 8. In place of No. 576. (583) 1765, Dec. 26. George Augustus Frederick, prince of Wales, afterwards king George IV. Installed 1771, July 25. Died 1830; June 26. In place of No. 572. (584) 1765, Dec. 26. Charles William Ferdinand, hereditary prince, afterwards duke, of Brunswick-Wolfenbiittel, brother-in- law of the sovereign. Installed by proxy 1771, July 25. Died 1806, Nov. 10. In place of No. 527. (585) 1765, Dec. 26. George (Keppel), 15th earl of Albemarle. Installed 1771, July 25. Died 1772, Oct. 13. In place of No. 546. (586) 1767, Dec. 21. Henry Frederick, prince of Brunswick-Liineburg, afterwards duke of Cumberland and Strathearn, brother of the sovereign. Installed 1771, July 25. Died 1790, Sept. 18. In place of No. 567. (587) 1768, Dec. 12. George (Spencer), 4th duke of Marlborough. In- stalled 1771, July 25. Died 1817, Jan. 29. In place of No. 533. (588) 1769, Sept. 20. Augustus Henry (Fitz-Roy), 3rd duke of Grafton. Installed 1771, July 25. Died 1811, Mar. 14. In place of No. 570. (589) K.G. 47 1771, Feb. 11. Granville (Leveson-Gowee), 2iid earl Gower, after- wards 1st marquess of Stafford. Installed July 25. Died 1803, Oct. 26. In place of No. 564. (590) 1771, June 19. Feedeeick, prince of Brunswick-Liineburg, bishop of Osnaburgh, afterwards duke of York and Albany, second son of the sovereign. Installed July 25. Died 1827, Jan. 5. In place of No. 583. (591) 1772, June 18. Sir Feedeeick Noeth, commonly called lord North, afterwards 4th earl of Guilford. Not installed. Died 1792, Aug. 5. In place of No. 559. (592) 1778, June 3. Heney (Howaed), 20th earl of Suffolk, earl of Berk- shire. Not installed. Died 1779, Mar. 7. In place of No. 586. (593) 1778, June 3. "William Henry (Nassau de Ztjlbstein), 4th earl of Rochford. Not installed. Died 1781, Sept. 28. In place of No. 547. (594) 1778, June 3. Thomas (Thynne), 3rd viscount Weymouth, after- wards Ist marquess of Bath. Not installed. Died 1796, Nov. 19. In place of No. 557. (595) 1782, Apr. 19. William Heney, prince of Brunswick Ltineburg, afterwards duke of Clarence and St. Andrews, and king William IV. of England, third son of the sovereign. Ensigns delivered to him at New York. Installed by dis- pensation, 1801, May 28. In place of No. 593. (596) 1782, Apr. 19. Chaeles (Lennox), 8th duke of Richmond, duke of Lennox. Installed by dispensation 1801, May 29. Died 1806, Dec. 29. In place of No. 540. (597) 1782, Apr. 19. William (Cavendish), 5th duke of Devonshire. In- stalled ut supra. Died 1811, July 29. In place of No. 579. (598) 1782, Apr. 19. William (Petty), 3rd earl of Shelbourne, after- wards Ist marquess of Lansdowne. Installed ut supra. Died 1805, May 7. In place of No. 594. (599) 1782, Oct. 3. Chaeles (Mannees), 4th duke of Rutland. Not in- stalled. Died 1787, Oct. 24. In place of No. 578. (600) 1786, June 2. Edvi^aed, prince of Brunswick-Liineburg, afterwards duke of Kent and Strathearn', fourth son of the sovereign. Ensigns transmitted to him at Hanover. Installed by dis- pensation 1801, May 28. Died 1820, Jan. 23. Elected by virtue of a new statute dated 1786, May 31, admitting the sons of the sovereign for the time being into the Order in addition to the number of knights established by the ancient Statutes. (601) 48 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1786, June 2. Ernest Attgustus, prince of Brunswick-Liineburg, afterwards duke of Cumberland and Tiviotdale and king of Hanover, fifth son of the sovereign. Elected and installed ut supra. Died 1851, Nov. 18. (602) 1786, June 2. Augustus Frederick, prince of Brunswick-Liine- burg, afterwards duke of Sussex, sixth son of the sovereign. Elected and installed ut supra. Died 1843, Apr. 21. (603) 1786, June 2. Adolphus Frederick, prince of Brunswick-Liine- burg, afterwards duke of Cambridge, seventh son of the sovereign. Elected and installed ut supra. Died 1850, July 8. (604) 1786, June 2. William, landgrave of Hesse-Cassel, afterwards elector of the Holy Roman Empire. Invested at Cassel 1786, Aug. 7. Installed by dispensation 1801, May 29. Died 1821, Feb. 27. In place of No. 554. (605) 1786, June 2. Henry (Somerset), 5th duke of Beaufort. Installed ut supra. Died 1803, Oct. 11. In place of the prince of Wales, No. 584, in consequence of the latter's exception from the original number by the statute of 1786, May 31. (606) 1786, June 2. George (Nugent-Temple-Grenville), 1st marquess of Buckingham. Installed ut supra. Died 1813, Feb. 11. In place of No. 591 in consequence, etc., ut supra. (607) 1786, June 2. Charles (Cornwallis), 2nd earl, afterwards 1st marquess Cornwallis. Ensigns delivered to him at Calcutta 1787, Mar. 4. Installed ut supra. Died 1805, Oct. 5. In place of No. 596 in consequence, etc., ut supra. (608) 1788, Apr. 9. John Frederick (Sackville), 3rd duke of Dorset. Installed ut supra. Died 1799, July 19. In place of No. 574. (609) 1788, Apr. 9. Hugh (Percy), 4th duke of Northumberland. In- stalled ut supra. Died 1817, July 10. In place of No. 600. (610) 1790, Dec. 15. Ernest Lewis', duke of Saxe-Gotha, cousin of the sovereign. Invested at Gotha 1791, Apr. 18. Installed ut supra. Died 1804, Apr. 20. In place of No. 563. (611) 1790, Dec. 15. Francis Godolphin (Osborne), 5th duke of Leeds. Not installed. Died 1799, Jan. 31. In place of No. 571. (612) K.G. 49 1790, Dec. 15. John (Pitt), 2nd earl of Chatham. Installed by- dispensation 1801, May 29. Died 1835, Sept. 24. In place of No. 587. (613) 1793, June 12. James (Cecil), 1st marquess of Salisbury. Installed ut supra. Died 1823, June 13. In place of No. 581. (614) 1793, June 12. John (Fane), 16tli earl of Westmorland. Invested 1795, Jan. 14. Installed ut sufra. Died 1841, Dec. 15. In place of No. 577. (615) 1793, June 12. Feederick (Howard), Sth earl of Carlisle. Installed ut supra. Died 1825, Sept. 4. In place of No. 592. (616) 1794, May 28. Henry (Scott), 3rd duke of Buccleucb, afterwards also duke of Queensbury. Installed ut supra. Died 1812, Jan. 11. In place of No. 569. (617) 1794, July 16. William Frederick, prince of Brunswick-Luneburg, afterwards duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh ; nephew of the sovereign. Ensigns delivered to him by the duke of York, then in Flanders. Installed ut supra. Excepted from the original number of knights by the statute of 1805, Jan. 10. Died 1857, Apr. 30. In place of No. 582. (618) 1794, July 16. William Henry Cavendish (Bentinck, afterwards Cavendish-Bentinck), 3rd duke of Portland. Installed ut supra. Died 1809, Oct. 30. In place of No. 575. (619) 1797, June 2. Eichard (Howe), 1st earl Howe ; not installed. Died 1799, Aug. 5. In place of No. 595. (620) 1799, Mar. 1. George John (Spencer), 2nd earl Spencer. Installed by dispensation, 1801, May 29. Died 1834, Nov. 10. In place of No. 612. (621) 1799, Aug. 14. John Jeffreys (Pratt), 2nd earl, afterwards 1st marquess Camden. Installed ut supra. Died 1840, Oct. 8. In place of No. 609. (622) 1801, June 3. John (Ker), 3rd duke of Roxburghe. Nominated, in- vested and installed by dispensation. Died 1804, March 19. In place of No. 620. (623) 1803, Nov. 25. John Henry (Manners), 5th duke of Rutland. In- stalled 1805, Apr. 23. Died 1857, Jan. 20. In place of No. 606. (624) 4 50 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1803, Nov. 25. Philip (Toeke), 3rd earl of Hardwicke. Received the ensigns at Dublin Castle 1805, Apr. 16. Installed by proxy Apr. 23. Died 1834, Nov. 18. In place of No. 590. (625) 1805, Jan. 17. Henry Chahles (Somerset), 6th duke of Beaufort. Installed Apr. 23. Died 1835, Nov. 23. In place of No. 623. (626) 1805, Jan. 17. John James (Hamilton), 1st marquess of Abercorn. Installed Apr. 23. Died 1818, Jan. 27. In place of No. 611. (627) 1805, Jan. 17. George Augustus (Herbert), 30th earl of Pem- broke, earl of ilontgomery. Installed Apr. 23. Died 1827, Oct. 26. In place of No. 580 under the statute of 1805, Jan. 10. (628) 1805, Jan. 17. George (Finch), 9th earl of Winchilsea, earl of Nottingham. Installed Apr. 23. Died 1826, Aug. 2. In place of No. 618 under the statute of 1805, Jan. 10 (629) 1805, Jan. 17. Philip (Stanhope), 6th earl of Chesterfield. In- stalled Apr. 23. Died 1815, Aug. 29. In place of No. 568 under the statute of 1805, Jan. 10. (630) 1805, May 27. George (Legge), 3rd earl of Dartmouth. Not in- stalled. Died 1810, Nov. 10. In place of No. 599. (631) 1806, Mar. 22. George Granville (Leveson-Gower), 2nd marquess of Stafford, afterwards duke of Sutherland. Installed by dispensation 1812, Mar. 31. Died 1833, July 5. In place of No. 608. (632) 1807, July 18. Francis (Ingram-Setmour-Conwat), 5th marquess of Hertford. Installed ut supra. Died 1822, June 17. In place of No. 585. (633) 1807, July 18. William (Lowther), 2nd earl of Lonsdale. In- stalled ut supra. Died 1844, Mar. 19. In place of No. 597. (634) 1810, Mar. 3. Richard (Welleslet), marquess Wellesley. Installed ut supra. Died 1842, Sept. 26. In place of No. 619. (635) 1812, Mar. 26. Charles (Lennox), 9th duke of Richmond. In- stalled ut supra. Received the ensigns at Dublin Castle Apr. 7. Died 1819, Aug. 28. In place of No. 631. (636) 1812, Mar. 26. James (Graham), 4th duke of Montrose. Installed ut supra. Died 1836, Dec. 30. In place of No. 589. (637) K.G. 51 1812, June 12. Feancis (Rawdon-Hastings), 2nd earl of Moira, afterwards 1st marquess of Hastings. Installed by dispensa- tion June 13. Died 1826, Nov. 28. In place of No. 598. (638) 1812, June 19. Henet Pelham (Pelham-Clinton). 4tli duke of Neweastle-under-Lyne. Installed by dispensation June 22. Died 1851, Jan. 12. In place of No. 617. (639) 1813, Mar. 4. Arthtoi (Wellesley), marquess, afterwards duke, of Wellington. Received the ensigns at Freneda in Portugal, May 6. Installed by dispensation 1814, April 19. Died 1852, Sept. 14. In place of No. 607. (640) 1813, July 27. Alexandeb I., emperor of all the Russias. Elected a supernumerary knight by virtue of a special statute. Invested at Toplitz in Bohemia, Sept. 27. Installed ut supra. Died 1825, Sept. 4. (641) 1814, Apr. 21. Louis XVIII., king of France and Navarre. Elected a supernumerary knight by virtue of a special statute. Invested at Carlton House and installed by dispensation same day. Died 1824, Sept. 16. ' (642) 1814, June 9. Francis I., emperor of Austria. Elected a super- numerary knight by virtue of a special statute. Invested at Vienna Sept. 21. Installed by dispensation Dec. 27. Died 1835, Mar. 2. (643) 1814, June 9. Frederick William III., king of Prussia. Elected ut supra. Invested at Carlton House and installed same day by dispensation. Died 1840, June 7. (644) 1814, June 9. Robert Banks (Jenkinson), 2nd earl of Liverpool. Elected ut supra. Knighted and invested on same day and installed by dispensation June 28. Died 1828, Dec. 4. Supernumerary till the death of No. 630. (645) 1814, June 9. Sir Robert Stewart, commonly called viscount Castlereagh, afterwards 2nd marquess of Londonderry. Elected and installed ut supra. Died 1822, Aug. 12. Super- numerary till the death of No. 588. (646) i814, Aug. 10. Ferdinand VII., king of Spain. Elected a super- numerary knight by virtue of a special statute. Invested at Madrid, 1815, May 17. Installed by dispensation 1815, Aug. 26. Died 1833, Sept. 29. (647) 52 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1814, Aug. 10. William Feederick de Nassau, prince of Orange, afterwards king of the Netherlands. Elected by virtue of the statute of 1805, Jan. 29, as a descendant of George II. Invested at Brussels Aug* 22. Installed by dispensation 1814, Dec. 27. Died 1843, Dec. 12. (648) 1816, May 23. Leopold George Frederick, duke of Saxe-Coburg- Saalfeld, consort of the princess Charlotte Augusta, only child of the prince Regent, and afterwards king of the Belgians. Elected a supernumerary knight by special statute. Invested same day. Installed by dispensation May 25. Died 1865, Dec. 10. (649) 1817, July 24. Henry (Bathuest), 3rd earl Bathurst. Installed by dispensation July 26. Died 1834, July 27. In place of No. 610. (650) 1818, Feb. 19. Henry William (Paget), 1st marquess of Anglesey. Installed by dispensation Mar. 2. Died 1854, Apr. 29. In place of No. 627. (651) 1819, Nov. 25. Hugh (Percy), 5th duke of Northumberland. In- stalled by dispensation Dec. 4. Died 1847, Feb. 11. In place of No. 636. (652) GEORGE IV., the twenty-third Sovereign. Succeeded 1820, January 29. 1820, June 7. Richard (Temple-Nugent-Brydges-Chandos-Gren- ville), 2nd marquess, afterwards first duke of Buckingham. Installed by dispensation June 12. Died 1839, Jan. 17. In place of the sovereign on the latter's accession. (653) 1822, Feb. 13. Frederick VI., king of Denmark. Elected a super- numerary knight by virtue of a special statute. Invested at Copenhagen June 11. Installed by dispensation July 22. Died 1839, Dec. 3. (654) 1822, Feb. 13. John VI., king of Portugal. Elected ut supra. In- vested at the Palace of Ajuda near Lisbon 1823, Sept. 23. Installed by dispensation Nov. 23. Died 1826, Mar. 10. (655) 1822, July 22. George James (Cholmondelet), 1st marquess Chol- mon'deley. Elected, invested and installed by dispensation same day. Died 1827, Apr. 10. In place of No. 633. (656> K.G. 53 1822, Kov. 22. Francis Charles (Seymour-Conway), 6th marquess of Hertford. Elected, invested and installed by dispensa- tion same day. Died 1842, Mar. 1. In place of No. 646. (657) 1823, July 16. Thomas (Thynne), 2nd marquess of Bath. Installed by dispensation July 29. Died 1837, Mar. 27. In place of No. 614. (658) 1825, Mar. 9. Charles X., king of France and Navarre. Declared a supernumerary knight by special statute. Invested at Paris June 7. Installed by dispensation Dec. 20. Died 1836, Nov. 4. (659) 1826, Jan. 30. Charles (Sackville-Germaine), 5th duke of Dorset. Elected, invested and installed by dispensation same day. Died 1843, July 29. In place of No. 616. (660) 1827, Mar. 16. Nicholas I., emperor of all the Russias. Declared a supernumerary knight by special statute. Invested at Czarskozelo July 8. Installed by dispensation Sept. 4. Died 1855, Mar. 2. (661) 1827, May 10. George William Frederick (Osborne), 6th duke of Leeds. Elected, invested and installed by dispensation same day. Died 1838, July 10. In place of No. 629. (662) 1827, May 10. William George Spencer (Cavendish), 6th duke of Devonshire. Elected, etc., ut swpra. Died 1858, Jan. 18. In place of No. 638. (663) 1827, May 10. Brownlow (Cecil), 2nd marquess of Exeter. Elected, etc., ut supra. Died 1867, Jan. 16. In place of No. 656. (664) 1829, May 13. Charles (Lennox afterwards Gordon -Lennox), 10th duke of Richmond. Elected, etc., ut supra. Died 1860, Oct. 21. In place of No. 628. (665) 1829, June 10. George (Ashburnham), 3rd earl of Ashburnham. Installed by dispensation June 22. Died 1830, Oct. 27 (or 17). In place of No. 645. (666) 54 ORDER OF THE GARTER WILLIAM IV., the twenty-fourth Sovereign. Succeeded 1830, June 26. 1830, July 17. Beenaed Eric Feeund, reigning duke of Saxe- ileiningen, brother of the queen consort. Declared a supernumerary knight by special statute. Invested at Windsor Castle July 26. Installed by dispensation 1831, Aug. 20. Abdicated 1866, Sept. 20. Died 1882, Dec. 3. (667) 1830, July 26. William I., king of Wilrtemberg. Elected as a lineal descendant of George II. Invested at St. James's Palace and installed by dispensation on same day. Died 1864, June 25. (668) 1830, Nov. 25. JoH?f (Eussell), 10th duke of Bedford. Elected, invested and installed by dispensation same day. Died 1839, Oct. 20. In place of No. 666. (669) 1831, May 27. Chaeles (Geet), 2nd earl Grey. Elected by a special statute as an extra knight. Installed and invested by dispensation same day. Died 1845, July 17. A super- numerary knight till the death of No. 632. (670) 1831, June 20. Augustus William Maximill^ust Feedeeick Lewis, reigning duke of Brunswick- Wolffenbiittel. Elected as a lineal descendant of George II. Invested at St. James's Palace and installed by dispensation same day. Died 1884, Oct. 18. (671) 1834, Aug. 13. Beenaed Edwaed (Howaed), 19th duke of Norfolk. Elected, invested and installed by dispensation.* Died 1842, Mar. 16. In place of No. 650. (672) 1804, Dec. 20. Geoege Heney (Fitz-Rot), 4th duke of Grafton. Elected, invested and installed by dispensation Dec. 20. Died 1844, Sept. 28. In place of No. 621. (673) 1835, Feb. 23. Walter Feaxcis (Montagu-Douglas-Scott), 5th duke of Buccleuch, duke of Queensberry. Elected, invested and installed by dispensation Feb. 23. Died 1884, Apr. 16. In place of No. 625. (674) *From this point onward to the end of the Garter Knights the date in the margin, unless otherwise stated, is that of installation or of the letters patent dispensing with all ceremonies of installation. K.G. 55 1835, Aug. 15. George Fredeeick Alexander Charles Ernest Augustus, prince of Brunswiek-Luneburg, son and heir apparent of tlie duke of Cumberland and nephew of the sovereign. Elected, invested and installed Aug. 15- as a lineal descendant of king George I. Afterwards duke of Cumberland and Tiviotdale and king of Hanover. Died 1878, June 12, at his residence in the Eue de Presbourg, Paris. (675) 1835, Aug. 15. George William Frederick Charles, prince of Brunswick-Ltineburg, son and heir apparent of the duke of Cambridge and nephew of the sovereign. Elected, invested and installed Aug. 15 as a lineal descendant of George I. Afterwards 7th duke of Cambridge. Died 1904, Mar. 17. (676) 1836, Feb. 5. Alexander (Hamilton), 10th duke of Hamilton. Elected, invested and installed by dispensation Feb. 5. Died 1852, Aug. 12. In place of No. 613. (677) 1836, Feb. 5. Henry (Petty), 3rd marquess of Lansdowne. Elected, invested and installed by dispensation Feb. 5. Died 1863, Jan. 31. In place of No. 626. (678) 1837, Mar. 17. George (Howard), 9th earl of Carlisle. Elected invested and installed by dispensation Mar. 17. Died 1848, Oct. 7. In place of No. 637. (679) 1837, Apr. 19. Edward Adolphus (Seymour), 16th duke of Somer- set. Elected, invested and installed by dispensation Apr. 19. Died 1855; Aug. 15. In place of No. 658. (680) VICTOEIA, the twenty-fifth Sovereign. Succeeded 1837, June 20. 1837, July 14. Charles William Frederick Emicon, prince of Leiningen, the sovereign's half brother. Declared a super- numerary knight by a special statute July 14. Invested and installed by dispensation same day. Died 1856, Nov. 13. (681) 1838, July 16. Ernest Anthony Charles Lewis, reigning duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, the sovereign's uncle. Declared a supernumerary knight by special statute July 16. In- vested and installed by dispensation same day. Died 1844, Jan. 29. (682) 56 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1839, Apr. 2. Edward (Smith-Stanley), 22nd earl of Derby. Elected and installed by dispensation Apr. 2. Died 1851, June 30. In place of No. 662. (683) 1839, Apr. 17. William Haeey (Vane), 4tli duke of Cleveland. Elected, invested and installed by dispensation Apr. 17. Died 1842, Jan. 29. In place of No. 653. (684) 1839, Dec. 16. Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emanuel, duke of Saxe, prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, tbe sovereign's cousin, afterwards prince Consort. Declared a super- numerary knight by special statute and installed by dis- pensation Dec. 16. Received the ensigns at Gotha 1840, Jan. 24. Died 1861', Dec. 14. (685) 1841, Mar. 11. George Granville (Leveson-Gower, afterwards Sutherland-Leveson-Gower), 1st duke of Sutherland, knighted and invested at Buckingham Palace Mar. 11 and installed by dispensation same day. Died 1861, Eeb. 28. In place of No. 669. (686) 1841, Mar. 11. Robert (Grosvenor), 1st marquess of Westminster. Enighted and invested at Buckingham Palace and installed by dispensation same day. Died 1845, Feb. 17. In place of No. 622. (687) 1841, Dec. 8. For the prince of Wales see below under date 1858, Nov. 9. 1842, Jan. 25. Frederick William IV., king of Prussia. Nominated as a lineal descendant of George I., Jan. 25. Invested at Windsor same day. Letters patent of dispensation of in- stallation same day. Died 1861, Jan. 2. (688) 1842, Apr. 11. Frederick Augustus II., king of Saxony. Nominated as a descendant ut supra Apr. 11. Invested at Dresden by special commission Oct. 8. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Oct. 31. Died 1864, Aug. 9. (689) 1842,* Apr. 11. Henry (Somerset), 7th duke of Beaufort. Nominated Apr. 11 in place of No. ( ?) 615. Knighted and invested Apr. 11. Letters patent of dispensation of installa- tion Apr. 11. Died 1853, Nov. 17. (690) 1842, Apr. 11. Richard Plantagenet (Temple-Nugent-Brydges- Chandos-Grenville), 2nd duke of Buckingham and Chandos. Nominated Apr. 11 in place of No. (?) 684. Invested Apr. 11. Letters patent of dispensation of installa- tion Apr. 11. Died 1861, July 29. (691) *From Dumbers 690 to 727 the succession of the Knights is not stated in the Eegister of the Order. It is here given from Young's MS. Register and from other MSS. at the College of Arms K.G. 57 1842, Apr. 11. James Beownlow (Gascoyne-Cecil, formerly Cecil), 2nd marquess of Salisbury. Nominated Apr. 11 in place of No. 635. Knighted and invested Apr. 11. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Apr. 11. Died 1868, Apr. 12. (692) 1842, Apr. 11. Henry (Vane), 5th duke of Cleveland. Nominated Apr. 11 in place of No. (?) 672. Invested Apr. 11. Letters patent of dispensation and installation Apr. 11. Died 1864, Jan. 18. (693) 1844, Obt. 11. Louis Philippe, king of the French. Nominated by special statute Oct. 11. Invested Oct. 11. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Oct. 11. Died 1850, Aug. 26. (694) 1844, Dec. 12. Ernest II., duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, brother-in-law to queen Victoria. Nominated by special statute Dec. 12. Invested Dec. 12. Letters patent of dis- pensation of installation Dec. 12. Died 1893, Aug. 22, at the Castle of Reinhardsbrunn, Gotha. (695) 1844, Dec. 12. Thomas Philip (Weddell, afterwards De Gray), 2nd earl de Grey of Wrest. Nominated Dec. 12 in place of 635. Knighted and invested Dec. 12. Letters patent of dispensation and installation Dec. 12. Died 1859, Nov. 14. (696) 1844, Dec. 12. James (Hamilton), 2nd marquess, afterwards 1st duke of Abercorn. Nominated Dec. 12 in place of No. 660. Knighted and invested Dee. 12. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Dec. 12. Died 1885, Oct. 31. (697) 1844, Dec. 12. Charles Chetwynd (Chbtwynd-Talbot, formerly Talbot), 3rd earl Talbot. Nominated Dec. 12 in place of No. 634. Invested Dec. 12. Letters patent of dispensa- tion of installation Dec. 12. Died 1849, Jan. 13. (698) 1844, Dec. 12. Edvs^ard Herbert (Herbert, formerly Clive), 7th earl of Powis. Nominated Dec. 12. Knighted and invested Dec. 12 in place of No. 673. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Dec. 12. Died 1848, Jan. 17. (699) 58 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1846, Jan. 19. Geoege Charles (Pratt), 2nd marquess of Camden. Nominated Jan. 19 in place of No. 687. Invested at Windsor Castle Jan. 19, lie being there first knighted that day. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1866, Aug. 8. (700) 1846, Jan. 19. Richard (Seymotjr-Conway), marquess of Hertford. Nominated Jan. 19 in place of No. 670. Invested at "Windsor Castle Jan. 19, he being there first knighted that day. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1870, Aug. 24, at his residence in Paris. (701) 1847, Mar. 26. Francis (Russell), 7th duke of Bedford. Nomin- ated Mar. 26 in place of No. 652. Knighted and invested at Buckingham Palace Mar. 26. Letters patent of dispensa- tion of installation same day. Died 1861, May 14. (702) 1848, May 4. Henry Charles (Howard), 20th duke of Norfolk. Nominated May 4 in place of No. 699. Knighted and invested at Buckingham Palace May 4. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1856, Feb. 18. (703) 1849, Mar. 23. George William Frederick (Yilliers), 8th earl of Clarendon. Nominated Mar. 23 in place of No. 679. Invested Mar. 23. Letters patent of dispensation of installa- tion Mar. 23. Died 1870, June 27. (704) 1849, Mar. 23. Frederick (Spencer), 4th earl Spencer. Nominated Mar. 23 in place of No. 698. Knighted ajid invested at Buckingham Palace Mar. 23. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1857, Dec. 27. (705) 1851, Feb. 19. Constantine Henry_ (Phipps), 1st marquess of Normanby. Nominated Feb. 19 in place of No. 639. Invested Feb. 19. Letters patent of dispensation of installa- tion Feb. 19. Diedl863, July (? Sept.) 28. (706) 1851, Nov. 4. Charles William (WsNTVi^ORTH-FiTzwiLLiAM), 5th earl Fitzwilliam. Nominated Nov. 4 in place of No. 683. Knighted and invested at Windsor Castle Nov. 4. Letters- patent of dispensation of installation Nov. 4. Died 1857, Oct. 4. ' (707) 1853, Jan. 19. Algernon (Percy), 6th duke of Northumberland. Nominated Jan. 19 in place of No. 677. Knighted and invested Jan. 19 at Windsor Castle. Letters patent of installation same day. Died 1865, Feb. 12. (708) K.G. 59 1853, Jan. 19. Chaeles William (Vane, formerly Stewast), 3rcl marquess of Londonderry. Nominated Jan. 19 in place of No. 640. Invested at Windsor Castle Jan. 19. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Jan. 19. Died 1854, Mar. 6. (709) 1855, Feb. 7. Geoege William Fredehick (Howard), Tth earl of Carlisle. Nominated Feb. 7 in place of No. 690. Knighted and invested at Windsor Castle Feb. 7. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1864, Dec. 5. (710) 1855, Feb. 7. Francis (Leveson-Gowee), 1st earl of Ellesmere. Nominated Feb. 7 in place of No. 651. Knighted and invested at Windsor Castle Feb 7. Letters patent of dis- pensation of installation same day. Died 1857, Feb. 18. (711) 1855, Feb. 7. Geoege (Goedon, afterwards Hamilton-Goedon), 4th earl of Aberdeen. Nominated Feb. 7 in place of No. 709. Invested Feb. 7. Letters patent of dispensation of installa- tion Feb. 7. Died 1860, Dec. 14. (712) 1855, Apr. 18. Napoleox III., emperor of the French. Nominated by special statute Apr. 18. Invested same day. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1873, Jan. 9. (713) 1855, Dec. 5. Victoe Emmanuel II., king of vSardinia, afterwards king of Italy. Nominated by special statute Dec. 5. Invested same day. Letters patent of dispensation of in- stallation same day. Died 1878, Jan. 9, at Rome. (714) 1856, July 12. Hugh (Foetescue), 2nd earl Fortescue. Nominated Jiily 12 in place of No. 680. Knighted and invested July 12. Letters patent of dispensation of installation July 12. Died 1861, Sept. 14. (715) 1856, July 12. Heney John (Temple), viscount Palmerston. Nominated July 12 in place of No. 703. Invested July 12. Letters patent of dispensation of installation July 12. Died 1865, Oct. 18. (716) 1856, Nov. 5. Abdul Medjid, sultan of Turkey. Nominated by special statute Aug. 16. Invested by special commission at Constantinople Nov. 1 in the royal palace of Dolma Bajtche. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Dec. 12. Died 1861, June 25. (717) 6o ORDER OF THE GARTER 1857, July 6. Granville George (Leveson-Gowee), 5th earl Gran- ville. Nominated July 6 in place of No. 624. Knighted and invested at Buckingham Palace July 6. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1891, Mar. 31. (718) 1857, July 6. Richard (Grosvenor), 2nd marquess of "Westminster. Nominated July 6 in place of No. 711. Knighted and invested at Buckingham Palace July 6. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1869, Oct. 31. (719) 1858i Jan. 28. H.R.H. Frederick William Nicholas Charles, crown prince of Prussia, afterwards Frederick III., emperor of Germany. As a lineal descendant of George I. Invested Jan. 28 in the Chapter Room. Letters patent of dispensa- tion of installation same day. Died 1888, June 15. (720) 1858, Mar. 25. Arthur Richard (Wellesley), 2nd duke of Wellington. Nominated Mar. 25 in place of No. 707. Knighted and invested at Buckingham Palace Mar. 25. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1884, Aug. 13. (721) 1868, Mar. 25. William (Cavendish), 7th duke of Devonshire. Nominated Mar. 25 in place of No. 705. Knighted and invested at Buckingham Palace Mar. 25. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1891, Dec. 21. (722) 1858, June 24. Pedro V., king of Portugal. Nominated by special statute Apr. 26. Invested at the palace of Belem, at Lisbon, May 28 by special commission. Letters patent of dispensa- tion of installation June 24. Died 1861, Nov. 11. (723) 1858, Nov. 9. Albert Edward, prince of Wales. Invested by the Queen in the presence of prince Consort without any public ceremony, he having become a knight of the Garter in 1841, Dec. 8, by his creation as prince of Wales when less than a month old. Letters patent dispensing with installation dated 1858, Nov. 9. Afterwards King Edward VII. (724) 1859, June 28. Dudley (Ryder), 2nd earl of Harrowby. Nominated June 28 [in place of No. 663]. Knighted and invested at Buckingham Palace June 28. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1882, Nov. 19. (725) 1859, June 28. Edward Geoffrey (Smith-Stanley), 28th earl of Derby. Created an extra knight by special statute June 28. Knighted and invested at Buckingham Palace June 28. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Subsequently succeeded to No. 696. Died 1869, Oct. 28. (726) K.G. 6i 1860, Dec. 17. Heney Pelham (Pelham-Clinton), Stli duke of Newcastle. Kominated Dec. 17 in place of No. (?) 665. Knighted and invested at Windsor Castle Dec. 17. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1864, Oct. 18. (727) 1861, Apr. 12. William I., king of Prussia, afterwards emperor of Germany. Nominated by special statute Feb. 6. Invested by special commission at Berlin Mar. 4. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Apr. 12. Died 1888, Mar. 9. (728) 1862, May 21. Charles John (Canning), earl Canning. Nominated May 8 in place of No. 712. Letters patent of dispensation of installation May 21. Died 1862, June 17. (729) 1862, May 21. Edwaed Adolphus (Sbymoue), 17tli duke of Somer- set. Knighted by letters patent May 6. Nominated May 8 in place of No. 702. Letters patent of dispensation of in- stallation May 21. Died 1885, Nov. 28. (730) 1862, May 21. John (Russell), 1st earl Eussell. Knighted by letters patent May 6. Nominated May 8 in place of No. 686. Letters patent of dispensation of installation May 21. Died 1878, May 28. (731) 1862, May 21. Anthony (Ashley-Coopee), 8th earl of Shaftesbury. Knighted by letters patent May 6. Nominated May 8 in place of No. 691. Letters patent of dispensation of installa- tion May 21. Died 1885, Oct. 1. (732) 1862, May 21. William Thomas Spencer (Wentwoeth-Fitz- wiLiAAM.), 6th earl Fitzwilliam. Knighted by letters patent May 6. Nominated May 8 in place of No. 715. Letters patent of dispensation of installation May 21. Died 1902, Feb. 20. (733) 1862, July 5. Prince Feedeeick William Louis Chaeles of Hesse and the Rhine, afterwards grand duke Louis IV. of Hesse. Nominated June 27. Invested privately by the queen at Osborne July 5. Letters patent of dispensation of installa- tion July 5. Died 1892, Mar. 13, at Darmstadt. (734) 1862, Aug. 12. Feedeeick William Chaeles Geoege Eenest Adolphus Gustavus, reigning grand duke of Mecklenburg- Strelitz. Nominated by special statute July 31. Received the ensigns from Garter by the queen's command Aug. 12 at Kew. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Aug. 12. Died 1904, May 30. (735) 62 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1863, June 10. Prince Alfbed Ernest Albert, duke of Saxony and Prince of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, afterwards duke of Edinburgh, duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Nominated May 24 (the queen's birthday) and invested privately by the queen [the same day] Letters patent of dispensation of installation June 10. Died 1900, July 30. (736) 1863, June 10. Henry George (Grey), 3rd earl Grey. Knighted by letters patent May 30. Nominated May 30 in place of No. 729. Ensigns delivered to him by Garter June 1. Letters patent of dispensation of installation June 10. Died 1894, Oct. 9. (737) 1864, Apr. 30. George Granville William (Sutherland-Leveson- Gower), 3rd duke of Sutherland. Knighted by letters patent Apr. 22. Nominated Apr. 22 in place of No. 678. Ensigns delivered to him at Sutherland House by Garter. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Apr. 30. Died 1892, Sept. 22. (738) 1864, May 23. George William Frederick (Brudenell-Bruce), 2nd marquess of Ailesbury. Knighted by letters patent May 23. Nominated May 23 in place of No. 706. Ensigns subsequently delivered to him by Garter. Letters patent of dispensation of installation May 23. Died 1878, Jan. 6. (739) 1864, Oct. 10. Henry (Petty-Fitzmaurice), 4th marquess of Lans- downe. Knighted by letters patent Sept. 27. Nominated Sept. 30 in place of No. 693. Ensigns delivered to him by Garter Oct. 6 at Lansdowne House. Letters patent of dis- pensation of installation Oct. 10. Died 1866, July 5. (740) 1865, Jan. 14. John Poyntz (Spencer), 5th earl Spencer. Knighted by letters patent 1864, Dec. 28. Nominated Dec. 30 in place of No. 727. Ensigns delivered to him by Garter 1865, Jan. 13. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Jan. 14. (741) 1865, Apr. 10. Harry George (Vane afterwards Powlett), 7th, duke of Cleveland. Knighted by letters patent Apr. 6. Nominated Apr. 8 in place of No. 710. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Apr. 10. Died 1891, Aug. 21. (742) 1865, June 17. Louis I., king of Portugal and the Algarvas, duke of Saxony. Nominated by special statute Jan. 17. Invested at Ajuda near Lisbon by special commission June (?May) 4. Letters patent of dispensation of installation June ( ? May) 17. Died 1889, Oct. 19. (743) K.G. . 63 1865, June 17. Christian IX., king of Denmark. Nominated by special statute Jan. 17. Invested by special commission at Copenhagen Apr. 25. Letters patent of dispensation of installation June ( ? May) 17. (744) 1865, June 17. Louis III., grand duke of Hesse and the Rhine. Nominated by special statute Jan. 17. Invested by special commission at Darmstadt June 6. Letters patent of dis- pensation of installation June (? May) 17. Died 1877, June 19, at Darmstadt. ('<'45) 1865, Aug. 5. Feancis Thomas de Gray (Cowper), 7th earl Cowper. Nominated July 24 in place of No. 708. Ensigns delivered to him by Garter July 31. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Aug 5. (^46) 1866, Feb. 3. Henry Eichard Charles (Wellesley), 1st earl Cowley. Nominated Jan. 23 in place of No. 716. Invested privately at Osborne Feb. 3. Letters patent of installation Feb. 3. Died 1884, July 15. (747) 1866, Feb. 23. Leopold II., king of the Belgians. Nominated by special statute Jan. 6. Invested by special commission at Brussels Feb. 12. Letters patent of dispensation of in- stallation Feb. 23. (748) 1866, July 9. Prince Frederick Christian Charles Augustus of Schleswig-Holstein. Nominated by special statute July 3. Presented with the insignia by the queen in private at Windsor July 5 after his marriage with the princess Helena. Letters patent of dispensation of installation July 9. (749) 1867, Feb. 6. Charles Henry (Gordon-Lennox), 6th duke of Rich- mond and 1st duke of Gordon. Nominated Jan. 30 in place of No. 740. Knighted and invested Jan. 30 at Osborne. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Feb. 6. Died 1903, Sept. 27. (750) 1867, Feb. 6. Charles Cecil John (Manners), 6th duke of Rutland. Nominated Jan. 30 in place of No. 700. Knighted and invested Jan. 30 at Osborne. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Feb. 6. Died 1888, Mar. 4. (751) 1867, Mar. 19. Henry Charles Fitzroy (Somerset), 8th duke of Beaufort. Nominated Mar. 18 in place of No. 664. Knighted and invested at Buckingham Palace Mar. 19. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Mar. 19. Died 1899, Apr. 30. (752) 64 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1867, May 24. Prince Arthur William Patrick Albert, duke of Saxony, prince of Coturg and Gotlia, afterwards duke of Connaught. Nominated May 24 (tte queen's birthday). Ensigns presented to him in private by the queen [same day]. Letters patent of dispensation of installation May 24. (753) 1867, Aug. 14. Francis Joseph, emperor of Austria. Nominated by special statute June 13. Invested at Vienna by special commission July 25. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Aug. 14. (^54) 1867, Aug. 14. Alexander II., emperor of Eussia. Nominated by special statute June 13. Invested at Tsarkoselo near St. Petersburg by special commission July 28. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Aug. 14. Died 1881, Mar. 13. (755) 1867, Aug. 14. Abdul Aziz, sultan of Turkey. Nominated July 17 by special statute. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Aug. 14. Died 1876, June 4. (756) 1868, May 23. John Winston (Spencer-Churchill), 7tb duke of Maxlborougb. Nominated May 14 in place of No. 692 and knighted at Windsor Castle the same day and immediately afterwards invested. Letters patent of dispensation of in- stallation May 23. Died 1883, July 5. (757) 1869, May 29. Prince Leopold George Duncan Albert, after- wards duke of Albany. Nominated May 24 (the queen's birthday) and privately invested at Balmoral the same day. Letters patent of dispensation of installation May 29. Died 1884, May 28, at Cannes. (758) 1869, Dec. 11. Stratford (Canning), viscount Stratford de Red- cliffe. Nominated Dec. 10 in place of No. 726. Invested at Windsor Dec. 11. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1880, Aug. 14. (759) ■r 1869, Dec. 11. George Frederick Samuel (Eobinson), earl de Grey and E-ipon, afterwards marquess of Eipon. Nominated Dec. 4 in place of No. 705. Knighted and invested at Windsor Dec. 11. Letters patent of dispensation of in- stallation Dec. 11. (760) 1870, Dec. 6. Hugh Lupus (Grosvenor), 3rd marquess of West- minster, afterwards 1st duke of Westminster. Nominated Dec. 4 in place of No. 705. Knighted and invested at Windsor Castle Dec. 6. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Dec. 6. Died 1899, Dec. 22. (761) K.G. 65 1871, July 11. Pedro II., emperor of Brazil. Nominated by- statute July 5. Ensigns delivered to him personally by the queen at Claridge's Hotel July 5. Letters patent of dis- pensation of installation July 11. Died 1891, Dec. 5, at Paris. (762) 1872, Dec. 26. Thomas (Dundas), 2nd earl of Zetland. Nominated Dec. 12 in place of No. 701. Ensigns delivered to him by Garter at Aske Hall near Richmond, Torks, Dec. 23. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Dec. 26. Died 1873, May 6. (763) 1873, June 26. Nasib ed din, shah of Persia. Nominated by special statute June 20. Invested same day at Windsor Castle by the queen in the presence of prince Arthur, prince Leopold, and prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein. Letters patent of dispensation of installation June 26. Died 1896, May 1. (764) 1873, June 30. Thomas William (Coke), 2nd earl of Leicester. Nominated June 28 in place of No. 763. Knighted and invested at Windsor Castle June 30. Letters patent of dispensation of installation June 30. (^65) 1876, July 12. Geoege I., king of the Hellenes. Nominated by special statute July 12. Invested at Frogmore House same day by the queen in the presence of the prince of Wales and prince Leopold. Letters patent of dispensation of installa- tion same day. (766) 1877, Jan. 27. Peince Feedeeick William Victoe Albeet of Prussia', son of the crown prince of Germany, afterwards emperor William II. of Germany. Nominated Jan. 27. Lord Odo Russell, the British Ambassador at Berlin, delivered the insignia the same day to the crown prince of Germany, who thereupon invested the prince. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Jan. 27. (767) 1878, Mar. 16. Humbeet, king of Italy. Nominated by special statute Feb. 5. Invested at Rome by special commission Mar. 2. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Mar. 16. Died 1900, July 29, at Monza. (768) 1878, July 20. Peince Eenest Attgustus William Adolphus Geoege Feedeeick of Hanover, duke of Cumberland and Teviotdale. Nominated June 22. Invested June 23 at Windsor in the presence of the prince of Wales and prince Leopold. Letters patent of dispensation of installation July 20. (769) 6 66 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1878, July 22. Benjamin (D'Israelt), earl of Beaconsfield. Nominated July 22 in place of No. 739. Knighted and invested same day at Osborne. Letters patent of dispensation of installa- tion July 22. Died 1881, Apr. 19. (770) 1878, July 30. Robert Arthur Talbot (Gascoyne-Cecil), 3rd marquess of Salisbury. Nominated July 30 in place of No. 731. Knigbted and invested same day at Osborne. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1903, Aug. 22. (771) 1880, Dec. 1. Francis Charles Hastings (Russell), 9tb duke of Bedford. Nominated Sept. 22 in place of No. 759. Knigbted and invested Dec. 1 at Windsor in the presence of the duko of Connaugbt. Letters patent of dispensation of installa- tion same day. Died 1891, Jan. 14. (772) 1881, Apr. 2. Alexander III., emperor and autocrat of all tbe Russias. Nominated by special statute Mar. 21. Invested by tbe prince of Wales as a special commissioner in tbe Annutcbkin Palace at St. Petersburg Mar. 28 in tbe presence of tbe crown prince of Germany, tbe duke of Edinburgh, and tbe grand duke of Hesse. Letters patent of dispensa- tion of installation Apr. 2. Died 1894, Nov. 1, at tbe Summer Palace at Livadia. (773) 1881, May 17. Oscar II., king of Sweden and Norway. Nominated by special statute May 17. Invested same day at Windsor Castle by tbe queen, assisted by prince Leopold. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. O"^^) 1881, Oct. 24. Alfonso XII., king of Spain. Nominated by special statute Sept. 8. Invested Oct. 11 in tbe Royal Palace at Madrid by special commission. Letters patent of dispensa- tion of installation Oct. 24. Died 1885, Nov. 25. (775) 1882, Feb. 20. Albert, king of Saxony. Nominated 1881, Dec. 12, by special statute. Invested in tbe Royal Palace at Dresden by special commission 1882, Feb. 7. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Feb. 20. Died 1902, June 19. (776) 1882, Apr. 24. William III., king of tbe Netherlands. Nominated by special statute Apr. 24. Invested same day at Windsor Castle in the presence of the queen of tbe Netherlands and all tbe royal family. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1890, Nov. 23, at tbe Castle of Loo. (777) K.G. 67 1883, Feb. 3. Augustus Charles Lennox (Fitz-Roy), 7tk duke of Grafton. Nominated Jan. 9 in place of No. 770. Knighted and invested at Osborne Feb. 3. Letters patent of dis- pensation of installation same day. (778) 1883, Sept. 11. H.R.H. Peince Albert Victor Christian Edward of "Wales. Nominated Sept. 3. Invested same day at Balmoral. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Afterwards duke of Clarence and of Avondale. Died 1892, Jan. 14, at Sandringham. (779) 1884, July 15. George Douglas (Campbell), 8th duke of Argyll. Nominated 1883, Oct. 22, in place of No. 725. Invested at Windsor 1884, July 15. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1900, Apr. 24. (780) 1884, July 15. Edward Henry (Stanley), 24th earl of Derby. Nominated June 21 in place of No. 757. Knighted and invested at Windsor July 15. Letters patent of dispensa- tion of installation same day. Died 1893, Apr. 21. (^81) 1884, Aug. 4. Prince George Frederick Ernest Albert of Wales, afterwards duke of York and prince of Wales. Nominated Aug. 4. Invested same day at Osborne in the presence of the prince of Wales. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (782) 1885, July 9. John (Wodehouse), 1st earl of Kimberley. Nominated July 9 in place of No. 674. Knighted and invested same day at Windsor. Letters patent of dispensation of in- stallation same day. Died 1902, Apr. 8. (783) 1885, July 9. William (Compton), 4th marquess of Northampton. Nominated July 9 in place of No. 747. Knighted and invested same day at Windsor. Letters patent of dis- pensation of installation same day. Died 1897, Sept. 11. (784) 1885, July 9. William Philip (Molyneux), 4th earl of Sefton. Nominated July 9 in place of No. 721. Knighted and invested same day at Windsor. Letters patent of dispensa- tion of installation same day. Died 1897, June 27. (''^85) 1885, July 23. Prince Henry Maurice of Battenberg. Nominated by special statute July 23. Married same day at Whipping- ham to princess Beatrice, and before that ceremony privately invested by the queen at Osborne. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1896, Jan. 20, on board H.M.S. " Blonde." (786) 68 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1886, Feb. 22. Algernon George (Percy), Stli duke of Northumber- land. Nominated 1885, Nov. 24, in place of No. 732. Knighted and invested at Windsor 1886, Feb. 22. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1889, Jan. 2. (787) 1886, Feb. 22. William (Nevill), 1st marquess of Abergavenny. Nominated 1885, Dec. 10, in place of No. 697. Knighted and invested at Windsor 1886, Feb. 22. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (788) 1886, Feb. 22. Henry (Fitzalan-Howard), 22nd duke of Norfolk. Nominated 1885, Dec. 19, in place of No. 730. Knighted and invested at Windsor 1886, Feb. 22. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (789) 1887, June 20. Rudolph Francis Charles Joseph, crown prince of Austria. Nominated by special statute June 20 on the occasion of the queen's Jubilee. Invested same day in the garden at Buckingham Palace. Letters patent of dispensa- tion of installation same day. Died 1889, Jan. 29, at his villa of Meyerling near Baden. (790) 1888, May 7. Charles Stewart (Vane-Tempest-Stewart), 6th marquess of Londonderry. Nominated May 7 in place of No. 751. Invested privately at Windsor Castle same day. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (791) 1889, Aug. 8. Prince Albert William Henry of Prussia. Nominated by special statute Aug. 8. Invested at Osborne same day. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (792) 1890, Apr. 23. Charles, king of Wiirtemberg. Nominated by special statute Mar. 20. Invested by special commission in the Palace at Stuttgart Apr. 15. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Apr. 23. Died at Stuttgart 1891, Oct. 6. (793) 1891, Aug. 3. Victor Emanuel, prince of Naples. Nominated by special statute Aug. 3. Invested same day at Osborne. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Afterwards Victor Emanuel III. of Italy. (794) 1891, Aug. 5. John James Robert (Manners), 7th duke of Rutland. Nominated May 16 in place of No. 772. Invested at Osborne Aug. 5. Letters patent of dispensation of installa- tion same day. (795) KG. 69 1891, Aug. 5. George Henet (Cadogan), 6th eaxl Cadogan. Nominated Aug. 1 in place of No. 718. Knighted and invested at Osborne Aug. 5. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (796) 1892, May 16. H.E.H. Ernest Louis Charles Albert William, grand duke of Hesse and the Rhine. Nominated Apr. 27. Personally invested by the queen at Darmstadt same day. Letters patent of dispensation of installation May 16. (797) 1892, June 30. Charles, king of Boumania. Nominated by special statute June 30. Invested same day at Windsor Castle. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (798) 1892, Aug. 10. Spencer Compton (Cavendish), 8th duke of Devon- shire. Nominated July 30 in place of No. 742. Knighted and invested at Osborne Aug. 10. Letters patent of dis- pensation of installation same day. (799) 1892, Aug. 10. James (Hamilton), 2nd duke of Abercorn. Nominated July 30 in place of No. 722. Knighted and invested at Osborne Aug. 10. Letters patent of dispensation of in- stallation same day. (800) 1892, Nov. 23. Archibald Philip (Primrose), 5th earl of Rose- bery. Nominated Oct. 22 in place of No. 738. Knighted and invested at Windsor Nov. 21. Letters patent of dis- pensation of installation Nov. 23. (801) 1893, July 1. Grand duke Cesarevitch Nicholas Alexandeo- viTCH of Russia, afterwards emperor Nicholas II. of Russia. Nominated 1893, July 1, by special statute. Invested at Windsor Castle by the queen same day. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (802) 1894, Mar. 7. Gavin (Campbell), 1st marquess of Breadalbane. Nominated 1893, Dec. 4, in place of No. 781. Knighted and invested at Buckingham Palace 1894, Mar. 7. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (803) 1894, Apr. 23. Alfred Alexander William Ernest Albert, hereditary prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (prince Alfred of Edinburgh). Nominated by special statute Apr. 23. Personally invested by the queen at Coburg same day. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1899, Feb. 6, at Meran. (804) 70 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1895, Mar. 6. Henry Charles Keith (Pettt-Fitzmaxirice), 5th marquess of Lansdowne. Nominated 1894, Nov. 10, in place of No. 737. Knighted and invested 1895, Mar. 6, at Buckingham Palace. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (805) 1895, Nov. 9. Charles I. (Carlo Ferdinand Louis Marie Victor Michael Eaphael Gabriel Gonzague Xavier Francois d' Assise Joseph Simon), king of Portugal and the Algarvas. Nominated by special statute Nov. 9. Personally invested by the queen at Balmoral same day. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (806) 1896, July 21. H.R.H. prince Frederick (Christian Frederick William Charles), crown prince of Denmark. Nominated by special statute July 21. Invested same day at Marl- borough House. Letters patent of dispensation of installa- tion same day. (807) 1897, Aug. 19. Frederick Arthur (Stanley), 25th earl of Derby. Nominated Aug. 6 in place of No. 785. Invested at Osborne Aug. 19. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (808) 1897, Dec. 7. William Henry Walter (Montagu-Douglas-5cott), 6th duke of Buccleuch. Nominated Dec. 2 in place of No. 784. Invested at Windsor Castle Dec. 7. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (809) 1899, Mar. 2. Victor Alexander (Bruce), 9th earl of Elgin, earl of Kincardine. Nominated Feb. 16 in place of No. 787. Knighted and invested at Windsor Castle Mar. 2. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (810) 1899, July 11. Henry George (Percy), 9th duke of Northumber- land. Nominated May 22 in place of No. 752. Knighted and invested July 11 at Windsor Castle. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (811) 1900, Mar. 15. William John Arthur Charles James (Cavendish- Bentinck), 6th duke of Portland. Nominated Mar. 15 in place of No. 761. Knighted and invested same day at Windsor Castle. Letters patent of dispensation of in- stallation same day. (812) 1901, Jan. 24. Field-Marshal Frederick Sleigh (Roberts), lord, afterwards earl Roberts. Nominated Jan. 2 in place of No. 780. Invested same day at Osborne by the queen. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Jan. 24 (813) K.G. 71 EDWARD VII., the twenty-sixtli Sovereign of the Garter. Succeeded 1901, Jan. 22. 1901, Jan. 27. H.I. & E.H. Fbedbrick William Victou Augustus Ernest, crown prince of Germany. Nominated by special Statute Jan. 28. Personally invested by the king at Osborne same day in the presence of the German emperor, duke of Connaught, duke of Cambridge, prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein, duke of Norfolk and earl Roberts. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (814) 1901, Feb. 12. The Secretary of State for the Home Department signified to the Chancellor of the Garter the king's pleasure as Sovereign of the Order that a special statute under the seal of the Order shall be issued for conferring upon H.M. the queen Alexandra the title and dignity of a Lady of that most noble Order and fully authorising her Majesty to wear the insignia thereof. 1902, May 16. Alfonso XIII. , king of Spain. Nominated by special statute, Apr. 21. Invested by special commission at Madrid, May 16. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (815) 1902, May 30. Heebeand Arthur (Russell), 14th duke of Bedford. Nominated Mar. 26 in place of No. 733. Invested at Buckingham Palace, May 30. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (816) 1902, May 30. Chaeles Richard John (Spencee- Churchill), 9th duke of Marlborough. Nominated May 28 in place of No. 783. Invested at Buckingham Palace, May 30. Letters patent of dispensation of installation same day. (817) 1902, July 15. H.I.H. the hereditary grand duke Michael Albxandeovitch of Russia. Nominated by special statute in June. Invested at Buckingham Palace by the King ? June 29. Letters patent of dispensation of installation July 15. (818) 1902, July 15. H.I. &R.H. the Archduke Feancis Feedinand Chaeles Louis Joseph Maeie of Austria-Este. Nominated by special statute in June. Insignia delivered to him at the Castle of Konopischt in July by Sir Fr. Plunkett, H.M. ambassador at Vienna. Letters patent of dispensation of installation July 15. (819) 72 ORDER OF THE GARTER 1902, July 15. H.E.H. Emmanuel Philibert Victor Eugene Genes Joseph Marie, duke d'Aosta. Nominated by special statute in June. Invested at Buckingham Palace by tbe King ? June 29. Letters patent of dispensation of installation July 15. (820) 1902, July 15. H.R.H. Louis Philippe Marie Charles Amelio Ferdinand Victor Manuel Antoine Laurent Miguel Raphael Gabriel Gonzague Xavier Francis d' Assise Benoit, crown prince of Portugal, duke of Braganza. Nominated by special statute in June. Invested by the duke of York at York House, June 27. Letters patent of dispensation of installation July 15. (821) 1902, July 15. H.R.H. Leopold Charles Edward George Albert, duke of Albany, reigning duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Nominated in June. Invested at Buckingham Palace by the King ? July 7. Letters patent of dispensation of installation July 15. (822) 1902, July 15. H.R.H. prince Arthur Frederick Patrick Albert, eldest son of the duke of Connaught. Nominated in June. Invested at Buckingham Palace by the King ? July 7. Letters patent of dispensation of installation July 15. (823) 1902, Aug. 8. Arthur Charles (Welleslet), 4th duke of Wellington. An additional knight. Nominated June 26. Invested Aug. 8 at Buckingham Palace. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Aug. 8. (824) 1902, Aug. 8. Cromartie (Sutherland-Leveson-Gower), 4th duke of Sutherland. An additional knight. Nominated June 26. Invested Aug. 8 at Buckingham Palace. Letters patent of dispensation of installation Aug. 8. (825) 1903, Feb. 16. Muzaffer-ed-Din, shah of Persia. Nominated by special statute 1902, Dec. 12. Invested at Teheran by viscount Downe, the King's special envoy, 1903, Feb. 3. Letters patent of dispensation of installation 1903, Feb. 16. (826) 1904, Feb. 23. William II. (Wilhelm Charles Paul Henry Frederick), king of Wurtemberg. Nominated by special statute Feb. 23. Invested at Stuttgart by the prince of Wales, Apr. 25. Letters patent of dispensation of installa- tion ? same day. (827) ^be riDost Hncient anb nibost Boble ©rber of tbe XTbxetle, Knights of the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle. JAMES II., first Sovereign. 1687, June 6. James (Detjmmond), 4th earl of Perth. Knighted and invested by the duke of Hamilton in the Council Chamber at Edinburgh shortly after June 6. Died 1716, May 11. (1) 1687, June 6. Geoege (Goedon), 1st duke of Gordon. Invested at Edinburgh shortly after June 6. Died 1716, Dec. 7. (2) 1687, June 6. John (Mueeat), 1st marquess of Atholl. Knighted and invested by the earl of Perth in the Council Chamber at Edinburgh shortly after June 6. Died 1703, May 6. 1687, June 6. James (Hamilton), commonly called earl of Arran (afterwards 4th duke of Hamilton). Invested at Edinburgh shortly after June 6. Was allowed to retain the Order of the Thistle on his election as a K.G. Died 1712, Nov. 15. (4) 1687, June 6. Kenneth (Mackenzie), 4th earl of Seaforth. In- vested at Windsor Castle June 6. Died 1701, Jan. (5) 1687, June 6. John (Deummond), 1st earl of Melfort. Invested at Windsor Castle June 6. Died 1714-5, Jan. 25. (6) 1687, June 6. Geoege (Douglas), 1st earl of Dumbarton. Invested at Windsor Castle June 6. Died 1692. (7) 1687, June 6. Alexander (Stuart), 18th earl of Moray. Invested At Windsor Castle, June 6. Died 1701, Nov. 1. (8) * It may be of interest to print here the Jacobite nominations to the order of the Thistle, as made by the Stuarts when in exile — premising only that (as in the case of the Jacobite nominations to the order of the Garter supra p. 38) they bear no authority. The titles of noblesse as stated in the following list are mostly Jacobite titles and equally devoid of authority. I am indebted to the courtesy of the Most Honourable the Marquis de Ruvigny for permission to reprint this list from his " JacohiU Peerage " p. 194. 1705, Mar. James (Drummond), marquess of Druramond. 1705, Mar. Charles (Hay), 13th earl of Errol, 1705 or 1708, Feb. ? William (Keith), 9th earl Marischal. 1708, May 10. John Baptiste (Gualterio), 1st earl of Dundee. 1716, Apr. 8. James (Butler), 2nd duke of Ormonde. 1716, Apr. 8. James (Maule), 4th earl of Panmure. 1722, May 26. Arthur (Dillon), 1st earl (?) Dillon. 1723, July 30. James (Douglas-Hamilton), 5th duke of Hamilton. (See infra.) 1725, Dec. 29, Georoe (Keith) 10th earl Marischal. 1725, Dec, 31. James (Hay), 1st earl of Inverness. 1725, Dec, 31. "William (Maxwell), 5th earl of Nithsdale. 1725, Dec. 31, James (Murray), Ist earl of Dunbar. 1739, May 15. James (Drummond), 3rd duke of Perth, 1740, July 27. James (Douglas-Hamilton), 5th duke of Hamilton. (Fresh warrant.) 1742, ? Charles, prince of "Wales, duke of Cornwall and Rothesay, 1768, John (Caryll), 3rd baron Caryll of Dunford. 1784, Nov. 30. Charlotte (Stuart), duchess of Albany. 76 ORDER OF THE THISTLE QUEEN ANNE, second Sovereign, Eevived the Order 1703, December 31. 1703-4, Feb. 4. John (Campbell), 2nd duke of Argyll. Nominated and invested same day. Resigned the order on being elected K.G., 1709-10, Mar. 22. (9) 1703-4, Feb. 7. John (Murrat), Ist duke of AthoU. Nominated and invested same day. Died 1724, Nov. 14. (10) 1703-4, Feb. 7. William (Johnston), 1st marquess of Annandale. Nominated and invested same day. Died 1720-1, Jan. 14. (11) 1703-4, Feb. 7. James (Scott), commonly called earl of Dalkeith. Nominated and invested same day. Died 1704-5, Mar. 14. (12) 1703-4, Feb. 7. George (Hamilton), 6th earl of Orkney. Nominated and invested same day. Died 1736-7, Jan. 29. (13) 1703-4, Feb. 7. James (Ogilvt), 1st earl of Seafield, afterwards earl of Findlater. Nominated and invested same day. Died 1730, Aug. 19. (14) 1705, Oct. 30. William (Kerr), 2nd marquess of Lothian. Knighted and invested by the duke of Queensberry in the Council Chamber at Edinburgh Nov. 8. Diedl721-2, Feb. 28. (15) 1705, Oct. 30. Charles (Boyle), 4th earl of Orrery. Nominated and invested by queen Anne at St. James's Palace same day. Died 1731, Aug. 28. (16) 1706, Aug. 10. John (Erskine), 23rd earl of Mar. Nominated and invested by queen Anne at Windsor Castle same day. Honours forfeited in 1715 by attainder. (17) 1706, Aug. 10. Hugh (Campbell), 3rd earl of Loudoun. Nominated and invested ut supra. Died 1731, Nov. 20. (18) 1710, Mar. 25. John (Dalrtmple), 2nd earl of Stair. Invested by the duke of Marlborough at the Camp before Douay May 26. Died 1747, May 9. (19) 1712-3, Jan. 17. David (Coltear), 1st earl of Portmore. Nominated and invested by queen Anne at St. James's Palace same day. Died 1729-30, Jan. 2. (20) K.T. 77 GEOEGE I., third Sovereign. 1716, June 22. John (Goedon), 16th earl of Sutherland. Nominated and invested by George I. at St. James's Palace same day. Died 1733, June 27. (21) 1716, June 22. William (Cadogan), 1st baron Cadogan. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1726, July 17. (22) 1717, Mar. 1. Thomas (Hamilton), 6th earl of Haddington. Nominated ajid invested at St. James's same day. Died 1735, Oct. 26. (23) 1720-1, Feb. 28. Chaeles (Bennet), 2nd earl of Tankerville. Nominated in place of No. 11 and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1722, May 21. (24) 1724r-5, Feb. 2. Francis (Scott), earl of Dalkeith, afterwards 2nd duke of Buccleuch. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1751, Apr. 22. (25) 1724-5, Feb. 2. William (Capell), 23rd earl of Essex. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Resigned 1737-8, Feb. 20, on being elected E.G. (26) 1724-5, Feb. 2. Alexandee (Hume-Campbell), 2nd earl of March- mont. Invested at Cambray by lord Whitworth Mar. 10. Died 1739-40, Feb. 27. (27) 1726, Sept. 23. James (Hamilton), 5th duke of Hamilton and 2nd duke of Brandon. Invested by the earl of Findlater at Holyrood Oct. 31. Died 1742-3, Max. 2. In place of No. 22. (28) GEORGE II., fourth Sovereign. 1730, May 16. Chaeles (Bennet), 3rd earl of Tankerville. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1753, Mar. 14. (29) 1731, Dec. 10. Charles (Sttjaet), 19th earl of Moray. Invested by the earl of Haddington at Holyrood House 1731-2, Feb. 1. Died 1735, Oct. 7. In place of No. 14. (30) 1732, June 2. Chaeles (Colteae), 2nd earl of Portmore. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1785, July 5. In place of No. 16. (31) 78 ORDER OF THE THISTLE 1734, Feb. 11. James (Murray), 2nd duke of AtkoU. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1764, Jan. 8. In place of No. 18. (32) 1734, Feb. 11. William (Kerr), 3rd marquess of Lothian. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1767, July 28. In place of No. 21. (33) 1738, July 10. James (Douglas), 15th. eaxl of Morton. Nominated and invested at Kensinerton same day. Died 1768, Oct. 12. (34) 1738, July 10. John (Stuart), 3rd earl of Bute. Invested by the marquess of Lothian at Holyrood House Aug. 15. Resigned in 1762 on being elected K.G. (35) 1738, July 10. Charles (Hope), 1st earl of Hopetoun. Invested ut supra. Died 1741-2, Feb. 26. (36) 1739, June 7. Augustus (Berkeley), 4th earl of Berkeley. Nominated and invested at Kensington same day. Died 1755, Jan. 9. (37) 1741, Feb. 23. James (Stuart), 21st earl of Moray. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1767, July 5. (38) 1742, June 22. John (Carmichael), 3rd earl of Hyndford. Invested at Charlottenburg by the king of Prussia Aug. 2 (new style). Died 1767, July 19. In place of No. 36. (39). 1743, Mar. 29. Lionel (Tollemash), 4th earl of Dysart. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1770, Mar. 10. (40) 1747-8, Feb. 16. Cosmo George (Gordon), 3rd duke of Gordon. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1752, Aug. 5. (41) 1752, Mar. 11. William (Dalrymple-Crichton), 5th earl of Dumfries. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1768, July 27. (42) 1753, Mar. 29. Francis (Greville), 1st earl Brooke, afterwards earl of Warwick. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1773, July 6. (43) 1753, Mar. 29. John (Leslie), 10th earl of Eothes. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1767, Dec. 10. (44) 1755, Mar. 18. James (Hamilton), 6th duke of Hamilton and 3rd duke of Brandon. Invested by the duke of Hamilton at Holyrood House Apr. 3. Died 1758, Jan. 17. (45) K.T. 79 GEOEGE III., the fifth Sovereign. 1763, Apr. 13. Chaeles Schaw (Cathcaet), 9th lord Oathcart. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1776, Aug. 14. (46) 1763, Apr. 13. William (Douglas), 3rd earl of March and earl of Euglen, afterwards duke of Queensberry. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1810, Dec. 23. . (47) 1765, Aug. 7. John (Campbell), 4th duke of Argyll. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1770, Nov. 9. (48) 1767, Dec. 23. Henry (Scott), 3rd duke of Buccleuch. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Resigned 1794, May, on being elected K.G. (49) 1767, Dec. 23. John (Murray), 3rd duke of Athole. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1774, Nov. 5. (50) 1767, Dec. 23. Frederick (Howard), 8th earl of Carlisle. Invested by the king of Sardinia at Turin 1768, Feb. 27. Resigned on his election as K.G. 1793, June 12. , (51) 1768, Oct. 26. William Henry (Kerr), 4th marquess of Lothian. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1775, Apr. 12. (52) 1768, Nov. 2. David (Murray), 7th viscount Stormont, afterwards earl of Mansfield. Knighted and invested by the Emperor at Vienna Nov. 30. Died 1796, Sept. 1. (53) 1768, Nov. 28. John (Kerr), 3rd duke of Roxburghe. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Retained the Order of the Thistle on his election as K.G. 1801, June 3. Died 1804, Mar. 19. (54) 1770, Apr. 5. William Henry, of Brunswick-Ltineburg, third son of the sovereign. Nominated and invested same day. After- wards duke of Clarence and St. Andrew and king William IV. Elected K.G. in 1782, but retained the Order of the Thistle. Died 1837, June 20. (55) 1771, Mar. 4. Neil (Primrose), 3rd earl of Rosebery. Nominated and invested same day. Died 1814, Mar. 25. (56) 1773, Aug. 18. Robert (Henley), 2nd earl of Northington. Nominated, knighted and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1786, July 5. (57) 8o ORDER OF THE THISTLE 1775, Jan. 11. Alexander (Gordon), 4th duke of Gordon. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1827, June 17. (58) 1775, Nov. 1. John (Stewart), 7t]i earl of Galloway. Nominated, knighted and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1806, Nov. 13. (59) 1776, Oct. 11. William John (Kerr), 5th marquess of Lothian. Nominated, knighted and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1815, Jan. 4. (60) 1786, Mar. 3. Douglas (Hamilton), 8th duke of Hamilton and 5th duke of Brandon. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1799, Aug. 2. (61) 1786, Nov. 29. Thomas Bruce (Brudenell-Bruce), 4th earl of Ailesbury. Nominated and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1814, Apr. 19. (62) 1793, June 14. James (Graham), 4th duke of Montrose. Nominated, knighted and invested at St. James's same day. Resigned on being elected K.G., 1812, Mar. 26. (63) 1794, May 30. John (Poulett), 4th earl Poulett. Nominated, knighted and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1819, Jan. 14. (64) 1797, July 26. George (Douglas), 17th earl of Morton. Nominated, knighted and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1827, July 17. (65) 1800, Apr. 23 (?4). John (Murray), 4th duke of AthoU. Nominated, and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1830, Sept. 29. (66) 1805, Nov. 23. William Schaw (Cathcart), 10th baron, afterwards 1st earl Cathcart. Nominated and invested same day at Windsor. Died 1843, June 16. (67) 1808, Mar. 16. George (Gordon, afterwards Hamilton-Gordon), 4th earl of Aberdeen. Nominated, knighted and invested same day in the Queen's Palace in the presence of His Majesty. Was allowed to retain the Order of the Thistle on being elected K.G. in 1855, Feb. 7. Died 1860, Dec. 14. (68) 1812, May 22. Charles William Henry (Montagu-Scott), 4th duke of Buccleuch and duke of Queensbury. Nominated, knighted and invested same day by the Prince Regent at Carlton House. Died 1819, Apr. 20. (69) K. T. 8i 1812, May 22. Hugh (Montgomeeib), 12th earl of Eglintoun. Nominated, knighted and invested ut swpra. Died 1819, Dec. 14. (70) 1814, May 23. George (Stewart), 8th earl of Galloway. Knighted and invested May 30 in the Prince Regent's closet at Carlton House.* Died 1834, Mar. 27. (71) 1814, May 23. Henry (Nevill), 2nd earl of Ahergavenny. Nominated, knighted and invested same day by the Prince Regent in his closet at Carlton House. Died 1843, Mar. 27. (72) 1815, Feb. 23. Thomas (Eeskine), 1st baron Erskine. Nominated and invested by the Prince Regent at Carlton House same day. Died 1823, Nov. 17. (73) 1819, May 20. Chaeles (Brudenell-Beuce), 5th earl afterwards 1st marquess of Ailesbury. Nominated and invested same day by the Prince Regent at Carlton House. Died 1856, Jan. 4. ^ (74) GEORGE IV., the sixth Sovereign. 1820, Apr. 26. William (Kere), 6th marquess of Lothian. Nominated and invested at Carlton House same day. Died 1824, Apr. 27. (75) 1820, May 22. Geoege (Hay), 8th marquess of Tweeddale. Nominated and invested at Carlton House same day. Died 1876, Oct. 10. (76) 1821, July 17. Aechibald (Kennedy), 12th earl of Cassillis and 1st baron afterwards 1st marquess of Ailsa. An extra knight on the Coronation of George IV. Nominated and invested at Carlton House same day. Died 1846, Sept. 8. (77) 1821, July 17. James (Maitland), 8th earl of Lauderdale. An extra knight nominated and invested ut swpra. Died 1839, Sept. 15. (78) 1821, July 17. Robert (Satjnders-Duxdas), 2nd viscount Melville. An extra knight, and nominated and invested ut supra. Died 1851, June 10. (79) 1821, July 17. Charles (Douglas), 6th marquess of Queensberry. An extra knight nominated ut supra. Invested 1822, Apr. 19. Died 1837, Dec. 3. (80) * The Register dates this inrestiture May 30. But it is possibly a clerical error for May 23. The Earl took the oath on May 23. 82 ORDER OF THE THISTLE 1827, May 10. George (Gordon), 5tli earl of Aboyne, afterwards 9th marquess of Huntley (extra knight). Nominated, knighted and invested in the King's closet at St. James's Palace same day. Died 1853, June 17. (81) 1827, May 10. Henry Richard (Greville), 3rd earl Brooke of Warwick Castle. Nominated, knighted and invested ut swpra (extra knight). Died 1853, Aug. 10. (82) 1827, Sept. 3. James (Duff), 4th earl of Fife (extra knight). Kniffhted and invested at St. James's Sept. 4. Died 1857, Mar 9. (83) 1827, Sept. 3. Francis (Stuart), 23rd earl of Moray (extra knight). Knighted and invested at St. James's 1830, Aug. 4. Died 1848, Jan. 12.* (84) KING "WILLIAM IV., the seventh Sovereign. 1830, July 19. Augustus Frederick of Brunswick-Liineburg, duke of Sussex, 6th son of George III. Nominated, knighted and invested at St. James's same day. Died 1843, Apr. 21. (85) 1830, Nov. 5. Walter Francis (Montagu-Douglas-Scott), 5th duke of Buccleuch and duke of Queensberry (extra knight). Nominated, knighted and invested same day in the King's closet at St. James's. Warrant of dispensation of installa- tion same day. Resigned on being elected K.G., 1835, Feb. 23. (86) 1834, Apr. 16. William George (Hay), 18th earl of Erroll. Elected in a Chapter at St. James's Apr. 16; invested same day; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1846, Apr. 19. (87) 1835, Mar. 4. David William (Murray), 3rd earl of Mansfield and 8th viscount Stormont. Elected and invested same day at St. James's Palace. Died 1840, Feb. 18. (88) * The warrant dispensing with a Chapter for the election of the Earl of Moray was dated 1S27, Sept. 4 ; and the warrant dispensing with his installation was dated Sept. 3 (jnc). For some reason the whole pro- ceeding was incomplete. After the accession of AVilliam IV. fresh documents were issued, viz., warrant dispensing with a Chapter 1830, Aue. 4, warrant of nomination Aug. 4, and warrant dispensing with installation Aug. 4. Accordingly in the Register the Earl of Moray is placed after the Duke of Sussex. K.T. 83 QUEEN VICTOEIA, the eighth Sovereign. 1838, Mar. 21. John (Campbell), 2nd marquess of Breadalbane. Warrant of appointment Mar. 21. Invested same day, warrant of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1862, Nov. 8. (89) 1840, Mar. 18. James Henry Robeet (Innes-Kee), 6th duke of Eoxburghe. Wajrant of appointment Mar. 18; knighted and invested same day, warrant of dispensation of installa- tion same day. Died 1879, Apr. 23. (90) 1840, Mar. 18. Archibald John (Primrose), 4th earl of Rosebery. Appointed, knighted, invested and dispensed ut swpra. Died 1866, Mar. 14. (91) 1842, Jan. 17. Prince Albert, consort of Her Majesty. Declared a knight by special statute Jan. 17; warrant dispensing with investiture and warrant dispensing with installation both dated Jan. 17. Died 1861, Dec. 14. (92) 1843, June 13. John (Crichton-Stuart), 2nd marquess of Bute. Elected in a Chapter at Buckingham Palace June 13 ; knighted and invested ibid same day; warrant of dispensa- tion of installation same day. Died 1848, Mar. 18. (93) 1843, June 13. William David (Murray), 4th earl of Mansfield. Elected, knighted, invested and dispensed for installation ut supra. Died 1898, Aug. 2. (94) 1845, Mar. 12. James (Graham), 5th duke of Montrose. Elected in a Chapter held at St. James's Palace Mar. 12; knighted and invested same day there; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1874, Dec. 30. (95) 1847, July 12. John Hamilton (Dalrymple), 8th earl of Stair. Warrant of appointment July 12; knighted by Letters patent dated Whitehall, 1847, June 16; warrant of dispensation of investiture and warrant of dispensation of installation both dated July 12. Died 1853, Jan. 10. Probably in place of No. 87. (96) 1847, July 12. James (Bruce), 8th earl of Elgin, earl of Kincardine. Warrant of appointment July 12; knighted by Letters patent dated Whitehall, 1847, June 16; dispensed for investiture and installation ut supra. Died 1863, Nov. 20. Probably in place of No. 77. (97) 84 ORDER OF THE THISTLE 1848, May 12. James Andrew (Eamsay), lOth earl, afterwards marquess, of Dalhousie. Elected in a Chapter at Buckingliam Palace May 12; knighted by Letters patent dated Whitehall, May 12 ; investiture dispensed with (he being then in India as governor general) by warrant of May 12; warrant of dispensation of installation May 12. Died 1860, Dec. 19. (98) 1848, May 12. Egbert Dundas (Duncan), 1st earl of Camperdown. Elected in a Chapter at Buckingham Palace May 12; dis- pensed for installation May 12. Died 1859, Dec. 22. (99) 1852, Mar. 25. Alexander George (Eraser), 16th lord Saltoun. Elected in a Chapter at Buckingham Palace Mar. 25; invested same day there ; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1853, July 18. (100) 1853, June 18. Archibald William (Montgomerie), 13th earl of Eglintoun, and afterwards earl of Winton. Elected in a Chapter at Buckingham Palace June 18; knighted and invested there same day; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1861, Oct. 4. (101) 1853, Oct. 28. Thomas (Hamilton), 9th earl of Haddington. Elected in a Chapter at Windsor Castle Oct. 28; knighted and invested there same day; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1858, Dec. 1. (102) 1853, Oct. 28. George Augustus Frederick John (Murray), 6th duke of AthoU. Elected, knighted, invested and dispensed for installation ut supra. Died 1864, Jan. 16. (103) 1853, Oct. 28. Fox (Maule), 2nd lord Panmure of Brechin, after- wards 11th earl of Dalhousie. Elected, knighted, invested and dispensed for installation ut supra. Died 1874, July 6. (104> 1856, May 2. George Douglas (Campbell), 8th duke of ArgylL Elected in a Chapter at Buckingham Palace May 2; knighted and invested there same day ; warrant of dispensa- tion of installation same day. Retained the Thistle on- being made E.G. in 1883. Died 1900, Apr. 24. (105> 1857, July 6. George William Fox (Kinnaird), 9th lord Kinnaird.. Elected in a Chapter at Buckingham Palace July 6; knighted and invested there same day ; warrant of dispensa- tion of installation, same day. Died 1878, Jan. 7. (106)> 1859, Mar. 7. Archibald (Kennedy), 2nd marquess of Ailsa.. Elected in a Chapter at Buckingham Palace Max. 7; knighted and invested there same day ; warrant of dispensa- tion of installation same day. Died 1870, Mar. 20. (107),. K.T. 85 t- 1860, Mar. 2. James (Duff), 5th earl of Fife. Elected in a Chapter at Buckingham Palace Mar. 2; knighted and invested there same day; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1879, Aug. 7. (108) 1861, July 1. Thomas (Dundas), 2nd earl of Zetland. Elected in a Chapter at Buckingham Palace on Monday, July 1; knighted and invested there same day ; warrant of dispensa- tion of installation same day. Elected in place probably of No. 98. Eesigned the Thistle on being made E.G. 1872, Dec. 26. (109) 1861, July 1. Robert Montgomerie (Hamilton), 8th lord BelhaveB and Stenton. Elected, knighted, invested and dispensed for installation ut supra. Died 1868, Dec. 22. Probably in place of No. 68. (110) 1862, Mar. 12. David Graham Deummond (Ogilvy), 7th earl of Airlie. Warrant of appointment Mar. 12; warrant dispensing with investiture and warrant dispensing with installation both dated Mar. 12. Died 1881, Sept. 25. In place of No. 101. (Ill) 1864, May 10. Francis (Napier), 10th lord Napier and 1st lord Ettrick. Warrant of appointment May 10; warrant dispensing with investiture May 10; warrant dispensing with installation May 10. Died 1898, Dec. 19. In place of No. 89. (112) 1864, Oct. 15. Prince Alfred Ernest Albert, afterwards duke of Edinburgh and duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. An extra knight; nominated by special statute and by warrant of appointment both dated Oct. 15 ; invested at Balmoral same day; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1900, July 20. (113) 1865, July 28. Thomas Alexander (Eraser), 12th lord Lovat. Warrant of appointment July 28; warrant of dispensation of investiture and warrant of dispensation of installation both dated July 28. Died 1875, June 28. In place of No. 97. (114) 1865, Aug. 28. John (Hamilton-Dalrtmple), 10th earl of Stair. Warrant of appointment Aug. 28; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. Dated 1903, Dec. 3. In place of No. 103. (115) 86 ORDER OF THE THISTLE 1867, May 24. H.R.H. Albert Edwaed, prince of "Wales, after- wards Edward VII. An extra knight ; nominated by special statute and by warrant of appointment both dated May 24; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. (116) 1868, May 14. John James Hugh Henry (Stewart-Murray), 7th duke of AthoU. Warrant of appointment May 14; invested at Windsor Castle same day; warrant of dispensa- tion of installation same day. In place of No. 91. (117) 1869, Mar. 1. James (Carnegie), 6th earl of Southesk. Warrant of appointment Mar. 1 ; knighted and invested same day at Windsor Castle; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. In place of No. 110. (118) 1869, May 24. H.R.H. prince Arthur William Patrick Albert, afterwards duke of Connaught. An extra knight. Nominated by special statute and by warrant of appointment both dated May 24; invested at Balmoral same day; warrant of dispensation of installation same day (H^) 1870, May 13. William Hugh (Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound), 3rd earl of Minto. Warrant of appointment May 13; invested at Windsor Castle same day; warrant of dispensa- tion of installation same day. Died 1891, Mar. 17. In place of No. 107. (120) 1871, Mar. 21. John Douglas Sutherland (Campbell), marquess of Lome, aiterwards 9th duke of Argyll. An extra knight. Nominated by special statute and by warrant of appoint- ment both dated Mar. 21 ; knighted and invested same day by the Queen in the presence of prince Arthur and princess Louise in the Queen's private room at Windsor Castle, on the return from the marriage ceremony in the Chapel; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. (121) 1871, May 24. H.R.H. prince Leopold George Duncan Albert, afterwards duke of Albany. An extra Knight. Special statute and warrant of appointment both dated May 24; invested in the Queen's private room at Balmoral same day in the presence of princess Beatrice ; warrant of dispensa- tion of installation same day. Died 1884, Mar. 28. (122) 1874, Dee. 12. Charles John (Colville), 8th lord Colville of Culross, afterwards viscount Colville. Warrant of appoint- ment 1874, July 30; invested at Windsor Castle Dec. 12; warrant of dispensation of installation Dec. 19. Died 1903, July 1. In place of No. 104. (123) K. T. 87 1875, May 13. John Pateick (Ceichton-Stuaet), 3rd marquess of -Bute. Warrant of appointment Apr. 29 ; invested at Windsor Castle May 13; warrant of dispensation of installation May 18. Died 1900, Oct. 9. In place of No. 95. (124) 1875, Aug. 5. William Henry Walteh (Montagu-Douglas-Scott), earl of Dalkeitli, afterwards 6tli duke of Buccleuch. and 8th duke of Queensberry. Warrant of appointment Aug. 5 ; invested at Osborne same day; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. In place of No. 114. (125) 1876, Dec. 9. Sir William Stieling-Maxwell, bart. Warrant of appointment Dec. 9; invested at Windsor Castle same day; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1878, Jail. 15. In place of No. 76. (126) 1878, Feb. 22. William Alexander Louis Stephen (Douglas- Hamilton), 12th duke of Hamilton and 9th duke of Brandon. Warrant of appointment Feb. 20 ; invested at Windsor Castle Feb. 22; warrant of dispensation of installation Feb. 22. Died 1895, May 16. In place of No. 106. (127) 1S78, Feb. 22. Schomberg Henry (Kere), 9th marquess of Lothian. Warrant of appointment Feb. 20 ; invested at Windsor Castle Feb. 22; warrant of dispensation of installation Feb. 22. Died 1900, Jan. 17. In place of No. 126. (128) 1879, Nov. 29. John Charles (Ogilvie-Ghant), 11th earl of Seafield. Warrant of appointment June 30; invested at Windsor Castle Nov. 29; warrant of dispensation of installation Nov. 29. Died 1881, Feb. 18. In place of No. 90. (129) 1879, Nov. 29. Douglas Beresford Malise Eonald (Graham), 6th duke of Montrose. Warrant of appointment Nov. 22; invested at Windsor Castle Nov. 29 ; warrant of dispensation of installation Nov. 29. In place of No. 108. (130) 1881, Mar. 24. Alexander William George (Duff), 6th earl, afterwards duke of Fife. Warrant of appointment Mar. 16 ; invested at Windsor Castle Mar. 24; warrant of dispensation of installation Mar. 26. In place of No. 129. (131) 1881, Dec. 7. John William (Ramsay), 13th earl of Dalhousie. Warrant of appointment Nov. 21; invested at Windsor Castle Dec. 7 ; warrant of dispensation of installation Dec. 7. Died 1887, Nov. 28. In place of No. 111. (132) 88 ORDER OF THE THISTLE 1881, Sept. 17. George William Feedebick Charles, duke of Cambridge. An extra knight ; nominated by special statute and by warrant of appointment botb dated Sept. 17 ; invested privately at Balmoral same day; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. Died 1904, Mar. 17. (133) 1888, Feb. 21. Alan Plantagenet (Stewart), 10th earl of Gralloway. Warrant of appointment 1887, Dec. 28 ; invested at Windsor Castle 1888, Feb. 21 ; warrant of dispensation of installation Mar. 8. Died 1901, Feb. 7. In place of No. 132. (134) 1891, Dec. 10. James Lxjdovic (Lindsay), 26th earl of Crawford. Warrant of appointment Dec. 7; invested at Windsor Castle Dec. 10; warra-nt of dispensation of installation Dec. 10. In place of No. 120. (135) 1893, July 5. George Frederick Ernest Albert, duke of York, afterwards prince of Wales. An extra knight; nominated by special statute and by warrant of appointment both dated July 5, and with precedence after the duke of Connaught and before the duke of Cambridge; warrant of dispensation of installation July 5. (136) 1895, June 28. Archibald Philip (Primrose), 5th earl of Eosebery. Warrant of appointment June 28; invested at Windsor Castle same day; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. In place of No. 127. (137) 1898, Dec. 8. William Montagu (Hat), 10th marquess of Tweeddale. Warrant of appointment Oct. 26; invested at Windsor Castle Dec. 8; warrant of dispensation of installa- tion Dec. 8. In place of No. 94. (138) 1899, July 3. Charles Alexander (Douglas-Home), 12th earl of Home. Warrant of appointment 1899, Feb. 25; invested at Windsor Castle July 3; warrant of dispensation of installation Aug. 17. In place of No. 112. (139) 1900, July 14. Lavprence (Dundas), 1st marquess of Zetland. Warrant of appointment Mar. 29; invested in the Green Drawing Room at Windsor Castle July 14; warrant of dispensation of installation July 14. In place of No. 128. (140) 1900, Sept. 20. John Adrian Louis (Hope), 7th earl of Hopetoun, afterwards marquess of Linlithgow. Warrant of appoint- ment July 12; invested at Balmoral Sept. 20; warrant of dispensation of installation Sept. 20. In place of No. 105. (141) K. T. 89 KING EDWARD VII., the ninth Sovereign. 1901, Mar. 18. Alexander Hugh (Bruce), 6th lord Balfour of Burghley. Appointed by queen Victoria by warrant dated 1901, Jan. 10; knighted and invested by Edward VII. at Marlborough House 1901, Max. 18; warrant of dispensation of installation Mar. 26. In place of No. 124. (142) 1901, June 10. Charles Gore (Hat), 20th earl of ErroU. Warrant of appointment June 1 ; knighted and invested in the Throne Room at St. James's Palace June 10; warrant of dispensation of installation June 21. In place of No. 134. (143) 1902, Aug. 8. Henry John (Innes-Ker), 8th duke of Roxburghe. An extra knight appointed on the occasion of the Coronation of Edward VII. Warrant of appointment Aug. 8 ; invested at Buckingham Palace same day; warrant of dispensation of installation same day. Succeeded as an ordinary knight on the death of No. 123. (144) 1902, Aug. 8. George (Baillie-Hamilton-Arden), 11th earl of Haddington. An extra knight ut supra. Nominated, invested, and dispensed for installation ut supra. Succeeded as an ordinary knight on the death of No. 115. (146) ^be riDoet Jllustdous ©rber of St Patrick, THE SOVEEEIGNS. See the list of sovereigns given seriatim supra under the Order of the Garter. GEAND MASTEES OF THE OEDEE. (The Lords Lieutenant of Ireland for the time being). The dates being those of their investiture with the insignia of the Order. Geoege (Ntjgent-Temple-Grenvilib), 3rd earl Temple. Invested 1783, Mar. 11. EoBEET (Henley), 2nd earl of Northington, 1783, June 3. Charles (Manners), 4th duke of Eutland, 1784, Eeh. 24. George (Nugent-Temple-Grenville), marquess of Buckingham formerly earl Temple, 1787, Dec. 16, for the second time. John (Fane), 16th earl of Westmorland, 1790, Jan. 5. William (Fitzwilliam), 2nd earl Fitzwilliam, 1795, Jan. 4. John Jeffreys (Pratt), 2nd earl Camden, 1795, Mar. 31. Charles (Cornvfallis), 1st marquess Cornwallis, 1798, June 20. Philip (Torke), 3rd earl of Hardwicke, 1801, May 25. John (Eussell), 9th duke of Bedford, 1806, Mar. 28. Charles (Lennox), 9th duke of Eichmond, 1807, Apr. 19. Charles (Whitwokth), 1st earl Whitworth, 1813, Aug. 26. Charles Chetwynd (Chetwynd-Talbot), 3rd earl Talhot, 1817, Oct. 9. Eichard (Wellesley), marquess Wellesley, 1821, Dec. 29. Henry William (Paget), 1st marquess of Anglesey, 1828, Mar. 1. Hugh (Percy), 5th duke of Northumberland, 1829, Mar. 6. 94 ORDER OF ST. PATRICK Henry "William (Paget), 1st marquess of Anglesey, 1830, Dec. 23, for a second time. Richard (Wellesley), marquis Wellesley, 1833, Sept. 26, for a second time. Thomas (Hamilton), 9tli earl of Haddington, 1835, Jan. 6. Constantine Henry (Phipps), 2nd viscount, afterwards 3rd marquess of Normanby, 1835, May 11. Hugh (Fortescue), viscount Ebrington, afterwards 2nd earl Fortescue, 1839, Apr. 3. Thomas Philip (de Grey), 2nd earl de Grey, 1841, Sept. 15. William (A'Court), 1st lord Heytesbury, 1844, July 26. John William (Ponsonby), 4tb earl of Bessborough, 1846, July 11. George William Frederick (Villiers), Stb earl of Clarendon, 1847, May 26. Archibald William (Montgomerie), ISth earl of Eglintoun, 1852, Mar. 10. Edward Granville (Eliot), 3rd earl of St. Germans, 1853, Jan. 6. George William Frederick (Hovs^ard), lOth earl of Carlisle, 1855, Mar. 13. Archibald William (Montgomerie), 13tli earl of Eglinton, 1858, Mar. 12, for a second time. George William Frederick (Howard), lOtb earl of Carlisle, 1859, June 18, for a second time. John (Wodehouse), 3rd lord Wodehouse, afterwards 1st earl of Kimberley, 1864, Nov. 8. James (Hamilton), 2nd marquess, afterwards 1st duke of Abercom, 1866, July 20. John Poyntz (Spencer), 5tb earl Spencer, 1868, Dec. 23. James (Hamilton), 1st duke of Abercorn, 1874, Mar. 2, for tbe second time. K.P. 95 John Winston (Spencee-Chtjechill), 7th duke of Marlborougli, 1876, Dec. 12. Feancis Thomas de Geet (Cowpee), 7t]i earl Cowper, 1880, May 5. John Poyntz (Spencee), 5th earl Spencer, 1882, May 6. Heney Howaed Moltneux (Heebeet), 9th earl of Carnarvon, 1885, June 30. John Campbell (Hamilton-Goedon), 7th earl of Aberdeen, 1886, Feb. 10. Chaeles Sxewaet (Vane-Tbmpest-Stewabt), 6th marquess of Londonderry, 1886, Aug. 5. Laweence (Dundas), 3rd earl afterwards Ist marquess of Zetland, 1889, Oct. 5. EoBEET Offlet Ashbueton (Milnes), 2nd baron Houghton, 1892, Aug. 22. Geoege Heney (Cadogan), 6th earl Cadogan, 1895, July 8. William Humble (Waed), 2nd earl of Dudley, 1902, Aug. 16. 96 ORDER OF ST. PATRICK Knights of the Most Illustrious Order of St. Patrick. The fifteen original knights or "KnigMs Founders" as below were nominated on the 5th Feb., 1783, invested on the 11th March and installed on the 17th. The fifteenth knight, the earl of Ely, was, owing to ill health, absent from the investiture and in- stallation. He is therefore not considered one of the knights founders, though named in the letters patents. At the investiture on the 11th Mar., 1783, knights Nos. 2 — 10 were knighted. No. 1, prince Edward, was represented by a proxy, lord Muskerry, who was knighted. The marginal date is that of the investiture, except where other- wise stated. 1783, Mar. 11. H.E.H. prince Edwaed Augustus, afterwards duke of Kent and Strathearn. Died 1820, Jan. 23. (1) 1783, Mar. 11. William Robert (FitzGeeald), 2nd duke of Leinster. Died 1804, Oct. 4. (2) 1783, Mar. 11. Henry (De Burgh), 12th earl of Clanrickarde. Died 1795, Dec. 18.* (3) 1783, Mar. 11. Thomas (Nugent), 6th earl of Westmeath. Died 1790, Sept. 7. (4) 1783, Mar. 11. Mureough (O'Brien), 5th earl of Inchiquin, after- wards marquess of Thomond. Died 1808, Feb. 10. (5) 1783, Mar. 11. Charles (Moore), 6th earl of Drogheda. Died 1821, Dec. 22. (6) 1783, Mar. 11. George de la Poee (Beresford), 2nd earl of Tyrone, afterwards marquess of Waterford. Died 1800, Dec. 3. (7) 1783, Mar. 11. Eichard (Boyle), 2nd earl of Shannon. Died 1807, May 20. (8) 1783, Mar. 11. James (Hamilton), 2nd earl of Clanbrassill. Died 1798, Feb. 6. (9) * Randall, "Willlam (Macdonnbl), 6th earl of Antrim, was nominated February after the earl of Clanrickarde, but relinquished his election as he rlid not wish to relinquish the order of the Bath, K.P. 97 1783, Mar; 11. Richaed (Welleslet), 2nd earl of Mornington. afterwards marquess Wellesley. Eesigned 1810, Mar. 3, on being elected K.G. (10) 1783, Mar. 11. Arthur Saunders (Gore), 2nd earl of Arran. Died 1809, Oct. 8. Nominated as a knight founder on the refusal of the earl of Antrim, who declined the honour. (11) 1783, Mar. 11. James (Stopford), 2nd earl of Courtown. Died 1810, Mar. 30. (12) 1783, Mar. 11. James (Caulfield), 1st earl of Charlemont. Died 1799, Aug. 4. (13) 1783, Mar. 11. Thomas (Taylour), 1st earl of Bective. Died 1795, Feb. 14. (14) 1783, Mar. 11. Henry (Loftus), earl of Ely. Died abroad 1783, May 8, uninvested. (15) 1784, Feb. 5. John Joshua (Probt), 2nd baron Carysfoot. In place of No. 15. Elected and invested 1784, Feb. 5. Knighted Mar. 5. Installed by proxy 1800, Aug. 11. Died 1828, Apr. 7. (16) 1794, Dec. 12. Charles (Loftus formerly Tottenham), Ist earl of Ely. In place of No. 4. Elected, knighted and invested 1794, Dec. 12. Installed 1800, Aug. 11. Died 1806, Mar. 22. (17) 1795, Mar. 30. William Henrt (Fortescue), earl of Clermont. In place of No. 14. Elected Mar. 30. Invested soon after by the Sovereign in England. Installed by proxy 1800, Aug. 11. Died 1806, Sept. 30. (18) 1798, Mar. 19. Walter (Butler), earl of Ormonde and Ossory. In place of No. 3. Knighted Mar. 9. Elected and invested 1798, Mar. 19. Installed 1800, Aug. 11. Died 1820, Aug. 10. (19) 1798, Mar. 19. Charles (Dillon), 12th viscount Dillon. In place of No. 9. Knighted Mar. 9. Elected and invested 1798, Mar. 19. Installed by proxy 1800, Aug. 11. Died 1813, Nov. 9. (20) 1800, Aug. 5. John Dennis (Browne), 3rd earl of Altamont. In- place of No. 13. Elected and invested Aug. 5. Installed Aug. 11. Died 1809, Jan. 2. (21) 7 98 ORDER OF ST. PATRICK 1801, Jan. 22. Henky (Conyngham), 2nd earl, afterwards 1st marquess, Conyngham. In place of No. 7. Elected, knighted and invested 1801, Jan. 22. Installed 1809, June 29. Died 1832, Dec. 28. (22) 1806, Mar. 14. Henry de la Poee, (Beeesfoed), 2nd marquess of Waterford. In place of No. 2. Elected, knighted and invested 1806, Mar. 14. Installed 1809, June 29. Died 1826, July 16. (23) 1806, May 15. Thomas (Tatlottr), 1st marquess of Headfort. In place of No. 17. Elected May 16. Invested soon after by the sovereign in England. Installed by proxy 1809, June 29. Died 1829, Oct. 23. (24) 1806, Nov. 13. Robert (Jocelyn), 2nd earl of Roden. In place of No. 8. Elected, knighted and invested 1806, Nov. 13. Installed 1809, June 29. Died 1820, June 29. (25) 1807, Nov. 3. John (Loftxjs), 2nd marquess of Ely. In place of No. 8. Elected, knighted and invested 1807, Nov. 3. Installed 1809, June 29. Died 1845, Sept. 23. (26) 1808, Apr. 5. Henry (Boyle), 3rd earl of Shannon. In place of No. 5. Elected, knighted and invested 1808, Apr. 5. Installed 1809, June 29. Died 1842, Apr. 22. (27) 1809, Eeb. 13. Charles Henry St. John (O'Neill), 1st earl O'Neill. In place of No. 21. Elected, knighted and invested Feb. 13. Installed June 29. Died 1841, Mar. 25. (28) 1809, Nov. 11. William (O'Bryen), 2nd marquess of Thomond. In place of No. 11. Elected, knighted and invested 1809, Nov. 11. Installed 1819, May 27. Died 1846, Aug. 21. (29) 1810, Mar. 24. Howe Peter (Browne), 2nd marquess of Sligo. In place of No. 10, resigned. Invested at Malta by special dis- pensation 1811, June 11. Installed 1819, May 27. Died 1845, Jan. 26. (30) 1810, Apr. 27. John Willoughby (Cole), 2nd earl of Enniskillen. In place of No. 12. Elected, knighted and invested 1810, Apr. 27. Installed 1819, May 27. Died 1840, Mar. 31. (31) 1813, Dec. 17. Thomas (Pakenham), 2nd earl of Longford. In place of No. 20. Elected, knighted and invested 1813, Dec. 17. Installed 1819, May 27. Died 1835, May 24. (32) K. P. 99 1821, Aug. 20. H.R.H. Ernest Augustus, duke of Cumberland and Teviotdale, afterwards king of Hanover. In place of No. 1. Invested by proxy Aug. 20. Installed by proxy Aug. 28. Died 1851, Nov. 18. (33) 1821, Aug. 20. Geoege Augustus (Chichester), 2nd marquess of Donegall. In place of No. 25. Knighted by George IV. and invested Aug. 20; installed Aug. 28. Died 1844, Oct. 5. (34) 1821, Aug. 20. Du Pre (Alexander), 2nd earl of Caledon. In place of No. 19. Installed Aug. 28. Died 1839, Apr. 8. (35) Six knights extraordinary (No. 36 — 41) were nominated at the Coronation of George IV., 1821, July 19, to be gradually absorbed among the knights in ordinary. 1821, Aug. 20. Charles Chetwynd (Chetvpynd-Talbot), 3rd earl Talbot, viceroy of Ireland. Knighted by George IV. and invested Aug. 20. Installed Aug. 28. Became a knight in ordinary in place of No. 6. Resigned 1844, Oct. 11, on being made K.G. (36) 1821, Aug. 20. James (Butler), earl of Ormonde and Ossory. Knighted by George IV. and invested Aug. 20. Installed Aug. 28. Became a knight in ordinary in place of No. 23. Died 1838, May 18. (37) 1821, Aug. 20. John Chambre (Brabazon), 10th earl of Meath. Knighted by George IV. and invested Aug. 20. Installed Aug. 28. Became a knight in ordinary in place of No. 16. Died 1851, Mar. 15. (38) 1821, Aug. 20. Arthur James (Plunkett), 8th earl of Fingall. Knighted by George IV. and invested Aug. 20. Installed Aug. 28. Became a knight in ordinary in place of No. 24. Died 1836, July 30. (39) 1821, Aug. 20. James George (Stopford), 3rd earl of Courtown. Knighted by George IV. and invested Aug. 20. Installed Aug. 28. Became a knight in ordinary in place of No. 22. Died 1835, June 15. (40) 1821, Aug. 20. Robert (Joceltn), 3rd earl of Roden. Knighted by George IV. and invested Aug. 20. Installed Aug. 28. Became a knight in ordinary by the statute of 1833, Jan. 24. Died 1870, Mar. 20. (41) Tour knights extraordinary (Nos. 42 — 5) were nominated at the Coronation of "William IV, 1831, Sept. 8, to be gradually absorbed among the knights in ordinary. 100 ORDER OF ST. PATRICK 1831, Nov. 24. Aethur Blundell Sandys Tktjmbull (Hill), 2nd marquess of Downshire. Invested Nov. 24. Installed by dispensation 1833, Jan. 30. Became a knight in ordinary by the statute of 1833, Jan. 24. Died 1845, Apr. 12. (42) 1831, Oct. 19. Ulick John (de Buegh), 1st marquess of Clanri- carde. Invested by the sovereign 1831, Oct. 19. Installed by dispensation 1833, Jan. 30. Became a knight in ordinary ut supra. Died 1874, Apr. 10. (43) 1831, Oct. 19. Francis "William (Caulfield), 2nd earl of Charle- mont. Invested and installed ut supra. Became a knight in ordinary ut supra. Died 1863, Dec. 26. (44) 1831, Nov. 24. Francis James (Mathew), 2nd earl of Llandaff. Knighted and invested 1831, Nov. 24. Installed by dis- pensation 1833, JaJi. 30. Became a knight in ordinary itt supra. Died 1833, Mar. 12. (45) 1833, Mar. 27. Francis Nathaniel (Contngham), 2nd marquess Conyngham. By the increase of the order under the statute of 1833, Jan. 24. Nominated and invested Mar. 27. In- stalled by dispensation Apr. 3. Died 1876, July 17. (46) 1834, Apr. 8. Nathaniel (Clements), 2nd earl of Leitrim. By the increase ut supra. Elected and invested Apr. 8. Installed by dispensation May 31. Died 1854, Dec. 31. (47) 1834, Apr. 8. John (Helt-Hutchinson), 3rd earl of Donoughmore. In place of No. 45. Elected, invested and installed ut supra. Died 1851, Sept. 14. (48) 1835, July 22. Edmund (Boyle), 8th earl of Cork and earl of Orrery. In place of No. 32. Nominated, knighted, invested and installed by dispensation on same day. Died 1856, June 30. (49) 1835, July 22. Thomas (St. Lawrence), 3rd earl of Howth. In place of No. 40. Nominated, knighted, invested and installed by dispensation on sam.e day. Died 1874, Feb. 4. (50) 1837, Sept. 12. Thomas Anthony (Southwell), 3rd viscount South- well. In place of No. 39. Knighted and invested Sept. 12. Installed by dispensation Sept. 20. Died 1860, Feb. 29. (51) 1839, Apr. 15. Thomas (Taylour), 2nd marquess of Headfort. In place of No. 37. Elected, knighted and invested Apr. 15. installed by dispensation Apr. 18. Died 1870, Dec. 6. (52) 1839, Apr. 29. William (Hare), 3rd earl of Listowel. In place of No. 53. Elected, knighted and invested Apr. 29. Installed by dispensation May 7. Died 1856, Feb. 3. (53) K. P. loi 1841, Mar. 13. Joseph (Leeson), 4th eaxl of Milltown. In place of No. 31. Knighted and invested Mar. 13. Installed by- dispensation Mar. 21. Died 1866, Jan. 31. (54) 1841, May 6. Philip Yoeke (Gore), 4th earl of Arran. In place of No. 28. Knighted and invested May 6. Installed by dispensation July 19. Died 1884, June 25. (55) 1842, Jan. 20. H.R.H. prince Albert (Feaxcis Albert Augustus Charles Emanuel), duke of Saxony, prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, K.G. Declared by sign manual an extra knight with precedence above all other knights and dispensation from investiture and installation. Died 1861, Dec. 14. (56) 1842, June 5. William (Howard), earl of Wieklow. In place of No. 27. Knighted and invested Nov. 9. Dispensed from installation Nov. 5. Died 1869, Mar. 22. (57) 1845, Jan. 4. William (Parsons), 3rd earl of Eosse. In place of No. 34. Knighted Jan. 4. Dispensed from installation Jan. 9. Died 1867, Oct. 31. (68) 1845, Jan. 4. Henry de la Poer (Beresford), 3rd marquess of Waterford. In place of No. 36. Knighted, invested and dispensed ut supra. Died 1859, Mar. 29. (69) 1846, Sept. 17. John (Fitz Gibbon), 2nd earl of Clare. In place of No. 30. Knighted Sept. 17. Invested and dispensed from installation Sept. 20. Died 1851, Aug. 18. (60) 1845, Sept. 17. John (Butler), 2nd marquess of Ormonde. In place of No. 42. Knighted, invested and dispensed ut supra. Died 1864, Sept. 26. (61) 1845, Nov. 12. Henry (Maxwell), 7th baron Farnham. In place of No. 26. Knighted Nov. 12. Invested and dispensed from installation Nov. 14. Died 1868, Aug. 20. (62) 1846, Oct. 9. Arthur James (Plunkett), 9th earl of Fingall. In place of No. 29. Knighted Oct. 12. Invested and dispensed from installation Oct. 21. Died 1869, Apr. 21. (63) 1861, July 3. John Skeffington (Foster-Skeffington), viscount Massareene and viscount Fenard. In place of No. 38. Knighted, invested and dispensed from installation July 3. Died 1863, Apr. 28. (64) 1861, Nov. 17. H.E.H. George William Frederick Charles, duke of Cambridge, etc., K.G., etc. In place of No. 60. Invested and dispensed from installation Nov. 17. Died 1904, Mar. 17. (66) 102 ORDER OF ST. PATRICK 1851, Nov. 18. RoBEET Shapland (Garew), 1st baron Uarew. Knighted Nov. 18. In place of No. 48. Died 1856, June 2. (66) 1855, Feb. 22. Richard (Dawson), 3rd baron Cremorne, afterwards earl of Dartrey. In place of No. 61. Dispensed from installation Apr. 21. Died 1897, May 11. (67) 1855, Feb. 22. Archibald (Acheson), 3rd earl of Gosford. In place of No. 47. Dispensed ut supra. Died 1864, June 22. (68) 1856, Aug. 28. Frederick William Robert (Stewart), 4th marquess of Londonderry. In place of No. 53. Dispensed from installation Dec. 23. Died 1872, Nov. 25. (69) 1857, Jan. 30. George Arthur Hastings (Forbes), 7th earl of Granard. In place of No. 66. Dispensed from installation Mar. 10. Died 1889, Ang. 25. (70) 1857, Jan. 30. HtroH (Gough), 1st viscount Gough of Goojerat and of Limerick. In place of No. 49. Dispensed ut supra. Died 1869, Mar. 2. (71) 1857, Feb. 3. *George Hamilton (Chichester), 3rd marquess of Donegall. Dispensed from installation Mar. 10. In place of No. 33. Died 1883, Oct. 20. (72) 1859, May 24. Arthur Wills Blundell Sandys Trumbull Windsor (Hill), 4th marquess of Downshire. In place of No. 59. Dispensed from installation July 2. Died 1868, Aug. 6. (73) 1860, June 13. Richard Edmund St. Lawrence (Boyle), 9th earl of Cork and earl of Orrery. Dispensed from installation June 20. In place of No. 51. Died 1904, June 22. (74) 1864, Jan. 28. Frederick Temple (Hamilton-Blackwood), baron Dufferin aaid Claneboye, afterwards marquess of Dufferin and Ava. Dispensed from installation Feb. 11. In place of No. 64. Died 1902, Feb. 12. (75) 1864, Mar. 31. Charles (Brownlow), 2nd baron Lurgan. Invested at Dublin Castle Mar. 31. Dispensed from investiture Apr. 12. In place of No. 44. Died 1882, Jan. 16. (76) [1864, Sept. 14. George Ponsonby (O'Callaghan), 2nd viscount Lismore, was nominated in place of No. 68, but relinquished the honour.] 1865, Dec. 28. James Molyneux (Caulfield), 3rd earl of Charle- mont. Dispensed from installation 1866, Feb. 26. In place of No. 68. Died 1892, Jan. 12. (77) * The marquess of Donegall was nominated to fill the vacancy caused by the death of No. 33, the king of Hanover, but was not invested. He was permitted to wear the insignia by warrant of the grand master, 1857, Jan. 28, and these were delivered to him by Ulster King of Arms, Feb. 3. K. P. 103 1866, Mar. 13. Edwin Richard Windham (Wyndham-Quin), 3rd ♦ earl of Dunraven and Mountearl. Dispensed from installa- tion Mar. 31. In place of No. 54. Died 1871, Oct. 6. (78) 1868, Feb. 7. Henry Francis Seymour (Moore), 3rd marquess of Drogheda. Dispensed from installation Feb. 20. In place of No. 58. Died 1892, June 29. (79) 1868, Mar. 18. H.R.H. Albert Edward, prince of Wales, E.G., etc. Declared by sign manual an extra knight with precedence above all other knights. Installed at St. Patrick's cathedral 1868, Apr. 18. Succeeded as Edward VII., 1901, Jan. 22. (80) 1868, Nov. 17. John Henry de la Poer (Beresford), 5th marquess of Waterford. Dispensed from installation 1869, Jan. 16. In place of No. 73. Died 1895, Oct. 23. (81) 1868, Nov. 17. John (Crichton), 3rd earl Erne. Dispensed ut supra. In place of No. 62. Died 1885, Oct. 3. (82) 1869, Jan. 18. Richard Southweil (Bourke), 6th earl of Mayo, governor-general of India. Created a knight extraordinary by sign manual 1868, Nov. 11, but became a knight in ordinary in place of No. 71. Ceremonies dispensed with 1868, Nov. 17. Invested at Calcutta 1869, Jan. 18. Installation dispensed with Apr. 12. Died 1872, Feb. 8. (83) 1869, Mar. 30. H.R.H. prince Arthur William Patrick Albert, E.G., afterwards duke of Connaught and Strathearn. Declared by sign manual an extra knight with precedence after the prince of Wales. Installation dispensed with May 1. (84) 1869, June 2. Granville Leveson (Proby), 4th earl of Carysfort. In place of No. 57. Died 1872, May 18. (85) 1869, June 2. Archibald Brabazon Sparrow (Acheson), 4th earl of Gosford. In place of No. 63. (86) 1871, Aug. 2. Mervyn (Wingfield), 7th viscount Powerscourt. In place of No. 41. Died 1904, June 5. (87) 1871, Aug. 2. Thomas Arthur Joseph (Southwell), 4th viscount Southwell. In place of No. 52. Died 1878, Apr. 26. (88) 1872, Feb. 29. Robert Shapland (Carew), 2nd baron Carew. In place of No. 78. Died 1881, Sept. 8. (89) 104 ORDER OF ST. PATRICK 1872, June 1. Valentine Augustus (Browne), 4tli earl of Kenmare. Invested privately at the Vice-Regal Lodge Jun^ 3. In place of No. 83. (90) 1873, Feb. 20. William (Hare), 3rd earl of Listowel. In place of No. 69. (91) 1874, Aug. 31. William (Probt), 5th earl of Carysfort. In place of No. 50. (92) 1874, Aug. 31. George Henry Robert Charles William (Vane- Tempest), 5th marquess of Londonderry. Nominated Apr. 23. In place of No. 50. Died 1884, Nov. 5. (93) 1876, May 13. Windham Thomas (Wtndham-Quin), 4th earl of Dunraven and Mountearl. Nominated 1872, Aug. 7, but not invested till 1876, May 13. In place of No. 85. (94) 1877, Mar. 3. William Drogo (Montagu), 7th duke of Manchester. In place of No. 46. Died 1890, Mar. 21. (95) 1879, Feb. 8. Henry John Reuben (Dawson-Damer), 3rd earl of Portarlington. In place of No. 88. Died 1889, Mar. 1. (96) 1880, May 14 (20). H.R.H. Alfred Ernest Albert, duke of Edin- burgh, duke of Saxony, prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, K.G., etc. Declared by sign manual an extra knight with precedence next to the prince of Wales, as a mark of the sense entertained by Her Majesty of the services rendered by H.R.H. in administering relief in Ireland. Died 1900, July 30. (97) 1882, Jan. 17. Thomas (0'HAGAN),lst baron O'Hagan and formerly lord chancellor of Ireland. Invested in the Vice-regal Lodge Jan. 17. In place of No. 89. Died 1885, Feb. 1. (98) 1882, Apr. 11. Chichester Samuel (Parkinson-Fortescue), baron Carlingford, afterwards baron Clermont. Nominated Feb. 9. In place of No. 76. Died 1898, Jan. 30. (99) 1884, May 8. William Ulick Tristram (St. Lawrence), 4th earl of Howth. In place of No. 72. (100) 1885, Feb. 9. Luke (White), 2nd baron Annaly. Nominated Jan. 1. Invested at Dublin Feb. 9. In place of No. 55. Died 1888, Mar. 17. (101) 1885, Feb. 9. Thomas Spring (Rice), 2nd baron Monteagle of Brandon. Nominated and invested ut supra. In place of No. 94. (102) K P. 105 1885, Kov. 28. Gahnet Joseph (Wolselet), viscount Wolseley. In place of No. 98. (103) 1885, Nov. 28. Thoajas (TAYL0Uii),3rd marquess of Headfort. Invested at Dublin Nov. 28. In place of No. 82. Died 1894, July 22. (104) 1887, June 28. H.R.H. prince Albeet Victor Christian Edward, of Wales, K.G., afterwards duke of Clarence. An extra knight with precedence after the duke of Connaught. Died 1892, Jan. 14. (105) 1888, Apr. 26. James Edward William Theobald (Butler), 3rd marquess of Ormonde. In place of No. 101. (106) 1889, Apr. 4. John Henry (Crichton), 4th earl Erne. In place of No. 96. (107) 1890, Feb. 7. Edward Nugent (Leeson), 6th earl of Milltown. Nominated 1889, Sept. 26. Invested at Dublin Castle 1890, Feb. 7. In place of No. 70. Died 1890, May 30. (108) 1890, May 24. Francis Charles (Needham), 3rd earl of Kilmorey. Nominated Apr. 22. Invested in St. Patrick's Hall, Dublin Castle. In place of No. 95. (109) 1890, Aug. 29. Lawrence (Parsons), 4th earl of Eosse. Nominated July 7. Invested Aug. 29 in St. Patrick's Hall, Dublin Castle. In place of No. 108. (110) 1890, Dec. 18. Prince William Augustus Edward, of Saxe Weimar. Nominated Sept. 30. Invested at Windsor Nov. 24. An extra knight with precedence after the duke of Cambridge. Died 1902, Nov. 16. (Ill) 1892, Mar. 18. William Hale John Charles (Pery), 5th earl of Limerick. Nominated Feb. 8. In place of No. 77. Died 1896, Aug. 8. (112) 1892, Aug. 5. Edward Donough (O'Brien), 14th baron Inchiquin. In place of No. 79. Died 1900, Apr. 8. (113) 1894, Nov. 3. Frederick Edward Gould (Lambart), 9th earl of Cavan. Nominated Sept. 25. Invested privately at the Vice-Regal Lodge. In place of No. 104. Died 1900, July 14. (114) 1896, Feb. 25. Edward Cecil (Guiness), 1st baron Iveagh. Nominated 1895, Nov. 27. Invested in St. Patrick's Hall 1896, Feb. 25. In place of No. 81. (115) 106 ORDER OF ST. PATRICK 1897, Feb. 11. James (Alexander), 4th earl of Caledon. Nominated 1896, Nov 14. Invested at Dublin Castle 1897, Feb. 11. In place of No. 112. Died 1898, Apr. 27. (116) 1897, Aug. 20. H.R.H. George Frederick Ernest Albert, duke of York, afterwards prince of Wales. Nominated July 6. Invested in St. Patrick's Hall Aug. 20. An extra knight. (117) 1897, Aug. 20. Frederick Sleigh (Roberts), baron, afterwards earl Roberts. Nominated June 4. Invested in St. Patrick's Hall Aug. 20. In place of No. 67. (118) 1898, Mar. 15. Arthus Saunders William Charles Fox (Gore), 7th earl of Arran. Nominated Mar. 9. Invested Mar. 15. In place of No. 99. Died 1901, Mar. 14. (119) 1899, Mar. 4. George (Bingham), 4th earl of Lucan. Nominated 1898, May 8. Invested in St. Patrick's Hall 1899, Mar. 2. In place of No. 116. (120) 1900, Aug. 29. James Francis (Bernard), 4th earl of Bandon. Nominated Apr. 24. Invested privately at the Vice Regal Lodge, Aug. 29, the usual formalities being dispensed with in consequence of Court mourning. In place of No. 113. (121) 1900, Aug. 29. Luke Gerald (Dillon), 4th baron Clonbrock. Nominated Aug. 2. Invested ut supra. In place of No. 114. (122) 1901, June 10. Thomas (Pakenham), 5th earl of Longford. Nominated May 15. Knighted and invested at St. James's Palace, June 11. In place of No. 119. (123) 1902, Mar. 15. Henry de la Poer (Beresford), 6th marquess of Waterford. In place of No. 75. (124) 1902, Aug. 11. LowRY Egerton (Cole), 4th earl of Enniskillen. An extra knight (on the King's Coronation), became an ordinary knight in place of No. 65. Privately invested in the Throne Room at Dublin Castle. (1^5) 1902, Aug. 11. Dudley Charles FitzGerald-de-Ros), 24th lord de Ros. An extra knight (on the King's Coronation), became an ordinary knight in place of No. 87. Invested ut supra. (126) 1904. Dermot Robert Wyndham (Bourke), 7th earl of Mayo. In place of No. 74. Invested Feb. 3, 1905. (127) mntobts of the Bath, Knights of the Bath. SOVEREIGNS. See list of sovereigns given seriatim under the Order of the Garter. GRAND MASTERS and (subsequently) First and Principal Knights Grand Cross. 1725, May 27. John (Montagu), 2nd duke of Montagu. Died 1749, July 16. 1767, Dec. 30. Prince Feedeeick, of Brunswick Liineburg, after- wards duke of York. Died 1827, Jan. 5. 1827. William Henet, duke of Clarence. Succeeded as Sovereign as William IV., in 1830, June 26. 1837, Dec. 16. Augustus Feedeeick, duke of Sussex. Died 1843, Apr. 21. 1843, May 31. Feancis Albbet Augustus Chaeles Emanuel, prince Consort. Died 1861, Dec. 14. 1897, June 22. Albeet Edwaed, prince of Wales. Succeeded as Sovereign of the Order as Edward VII., in 1901, Jan. 22. 1901, Feb. 26. Aethue William Pateick Albeet, duke of Connaught and Streathearn. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH (K.B.). From 1204 to 1815. 1127 at Pentecost. Geoffeet, son of Fulk, count of Anjou (by Henry I. at Rouen). after 1204, July 18. Thomas Estuemy. 1205, Nov. 5. Theodoeic le Tyes. 1233, June 11. William Longspee. 1233, June 11. Rogee (Bigod), 5th earl of Norfolk. 1233, June 11. Hugh (de Veee), 4th earl of Oxford. 1234, June 11. Gilbeet (Maeshal), 6th earl of Pembroke, after 1249, July 26. Stephen de Salinis. no KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1249, Dec. 25. John de Simnevil. 1252, Dec. 25. Alexandee III., king of Scotland, and 20 others. 1253, Oct. 6. Reginald de Cokee' (to be made at the coming feast of St. Edward. Writ tested at the Camp before Benanges). 1253, Oct. 6. Bertrandus de Ceesst, valettus to the king's half- brother Guy, of Lusignan (to be made, etc., ut supra). 1253, Oct. 6. Ingeram de Fenes (to be made, etc., ut supra). 1253, Oct. 7. Warin de Fruges' (to be made at the coming feast of St. Edward and to have accoutrements sicut aliis novis militibus. Writ tested at the Camp before Benanges). 1253, Oct. 15. William de Cottrtenay and a companion (to be made at the coming feast of All Saints. Writ tested ut supra) . 1253, Oct. 15. Gaucher de Gomarcyn, a relative of Peter of Savoy ; together with two companions (to be made, etc., ut supra). 1253, Oct. 15. Robert de Creneqtter (to be made, etc., ut supra, with accoutrements sicut novis militibus nostris). 1254-5. Matthew Hantbal. ? 1256. Drogo de Barentino, whom the king of England in Gascony decorated with the belt of a knight. (Edward I.). 1302-3. Peter de la Foix. 1302-3. John de Horne, as a Banneret. 1302-3. Robert de Uffoed, as a Banneret. 131)2-3. John de Felton, as a bachelor. 1302-3. Richard de , as a simple knight. 1302-3. John de Dagworth, as a simple Banneret. 1302-3 (1303, May 23). Richard de Stratton, as a Banneret. 1302-3. John de Coemailles, as a simple Banneret. 1302-3. William de Botecodrt, as a simple Banneret. 1302-3. John de Berkeley, as a simple Banneret. 1302-3. John Giffard, as a simple Banneret. 1302-3. Philip de Neville, as a Banneret. 1304-5. Pain de Tibetot. 1304-5. George de Thoepe. simple KNIGHTS OF THE BATH. Ill 1304-5. John Dottvedale. 1304-5. John de Neville. 1304-5. Thomas de Latimee. 1304-5. Eichaed Geet. 1304-5. Petee Skeek. 1304-5. William Cleek. 1304r-5. John de Wateeville. 1304-5. John le Strange. 1304-5. Hugh de Ceofte. 1304-5. Baetholomew Dynevile. The names of all the knights (267 in all) made at Whitsuntide, 34 Edward I., on the occasion of the knighting of Edward, prince of Wales, afterwards Edward II.* 1806, May 22. Dominus Edwaedtjs, princeps Walliae. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Waeenna [7tli earl of Surrey], son [in-law] to the count of Bar. 1306, May 22. Edmundtjs [John] de Aeundel. 1306, May 22. Thomas de Geeilly. 1306, May 22. Johannes de la Waeb [Mare] [lord de la Mare]. 1306, May 22. Thomas de Feeees. 1306, May 22. Baetholombws de Enfeud. 1806, May 22. Johannes [son of Roger] de Moubeay [2nd lord Mowbray]. 1306, May 22. Alantts Plokenet. 1306, May 22. Aungeeus filius Henrici. 1306, May 22. Gilbeetus de Olaee, filius domini Thomae de Clare. * The above list of 267 knights made on the occasion of the knighting of Edward Prince of "Wales, is printed by Ashmole, in the 1672 Edition of the 'Institutions, &c., . . of the Garter,' pp. 38-9. Ashmole there states as his authority the Rotulus computi Johannis de Drokensford Custodi^ Magnae Guarderobae regis, a MS. then in the possession of the King's Remembrancer. Drokensford's wardrobe account for the 34th year of Edward I. is still preserved at H. M. Record Office, among the Exchequer Q.R. But I have been quite unable to find in this account the lists of knights here printed. Running parallel or contem- poraneous with the big yearly Wardrobe account for this year, 34 Edward I., there are several smaller files and accounts (in especial Miscellaneous Rolls Chancery, Wardrobe and Household Accounts, }§, and Exchequer Accounts, Q. R. Bundle 369, Roll No. 4). These accounts give the names of a small proportion of the knights printed in the text here, frequently with variations in the form of the name or in the description. Where the difierence is material, I have incorporated it in the text by printing the variant within square brackets. In addition, the smaller accounts give the names of two persons to be knighted, which do not appear in Ashmole ; but are printed above. These two names are as follows ; — Males [Malisel son of [and himself afterwards 8th] Earl of Stratherne, to be knighted at All Saints [Nov. 1] with 5 others unnamed, Walter Lislebone, banneret ; to be knighted at Xmas. 112 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1306, May 22. Edmundtjs de Coentjbia. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Feivill. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Feeigne. 1306, May 22. Amaeicus de Fossad [come from afar]. 1306, May 22. Fulcitts filius Warini. 1306, May 22. Walteeus de Hugefoed. 1306, May 22. Stephantts de Btjeghash. 1306, May 22. Jacobus de Noetwoode. 1306, May 22. Humpheidus de Waldene. 1306, May 22. Eogeeus de Chaundos. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Deen. 1306, May 22. Wilhelmus de la Zouche. 1306, May 22. Eichaedus Lovel. 1306, May 22. Eogeeus de Moetuomaei. 1306, May 22. "Walteeus Hakelut. 1306, May 22. Eogeeus de Banfou [Beaufoy]. 1306, May 22. Galfeidus de Sete. 1306, May 22. Eichaedus [de] Poeteseie [tanquam banerettus]. 1306, May 22. Egidius de Beeheus. 1306, May 22. Walteeus de Molleswoeth. 1306, May 22. Eetheeicus de Ispania. 1306, May 22. Peteus de Gavaston. 1306, May 22. Thomas de Yerdon. 13D6, May 22. Humfeidus de Bassingbotten. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 113 1306, May 22. Kicholatjs Eeyell. 1306, May 22. Robeetus, filius Roberti filii Pagani. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Haeecouet. 1306, May 22. Johannes, filius domini Johannis de SuUeye. 13'06, May 22. Williblmus Teacy. 1306, May 22. Hugo, filius domini Hugonis le Despenser. 1306, May 22. Willelmtjs de Huntingfetjd. 1306, May 22. Thomas Baedolf [tanquam banerettus]. 1306, May 22. Nicholaus Malemeyns. 1306, May 22. Robeetus de Scales. 1306, May 22. Willielmus Tetjssbl. 13D6, May 22. Johannes de Hants. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Monteacute. 1306, May 22. Thomas de Mdlton. 13D6, May 22. Walteetts de Montgomeeie. 1306, May 22. Rogeeus filius domini Rogeri de Mortuomari. 1306, May 22. Etjstachius de Whyteneye. 1306, May 22. Johannes Matjteavees [tanquam banerettus]. 1306, May 22. Thomas de Veee, filius comitis Oxonie. 1306, May 22. Thomas de Lodelawe. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Beenyngham. 1306, May 22. Geiffinus filius Griffini de la Pole. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Lodelawe. 1306, May 22. Philippus de Couetenay. 8 114 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1306, May 22. TJeianus de Sancto Petko. 1306, May 22. Wakinus de Bassingbuen [nouveau chevalier]. 1306, May 22. Johannes lb Blount, mayor of London. 1306, May 22. Johannes Denee. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Insula. 1306, May 22. Thomas de Lucy. 1306, May 22. Radulphus de Botetouete. 1306, May 22. Hugo [Hugelin] de Mailly. 1306, May 22. Radulphus de Kamoxs. 1306, May 22. Peteus filius domini Petri de Malolacu [Mauley]. 1306, May 22. Edmundus de Willington. 1306, May 22. Robeetus de Kjendale. 1306, May 22. Heneicus de Den. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Nevill. 1306, May 22. Rogeeus de Ingelfeld. 1306, May 22. Hugo Beaboef. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Weston. 1306, May 22. Johannes filius Warini. 1306, May 22. Thomas de Ponynges. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Foxley. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Walkingham. 1306, May 22. "Willelmus de Haeden. 1306, May 22. Radulphus de "Weden. 1306, May 22. Johanes de Meeyeth. 1306, May 22. Radulphus de Rolleston. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 115 1306, May 22. Johannes de Mauduit. 1306, May 22. Thomas de Boiville. 1306, May 22. Willielmus Coebet. 1306, May 22. Willielmus Beabazon. 1306, May 22. Geoegitjs [Gregory] de Thoenetone. 1306, May 22. Johannes de la Penne [nouveau chevalier]. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Bykebyet. 1306, May 22. Willielmus de Cosyngton. 1306, May 22. Radulphus Bagot. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Bassinges. 1306, May 22. Andeeas de Sakeville. 1306, May 22. Nicolaus Peeshots. 1306, May 22. Moeganus ap Meeeduk. 1306, May 22. Umfeidus de Boune. .1306, May 22. Walteeus de Skydemoee. .1306, May 22. Johannes Chaundos. 1306, May 22. Walteeus de Deelyngham. 1306, May 22. Walteeus de Stiekelonde. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Clyndon. 1306, May 22. Ingeleamus Belet [simple knight]. 1306, May 22. Laueentius de Hollebeche. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Stauntone. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Wachesham. 1306, May 22. Johannes de la Make. "6 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1306, May 22. Hugo Howel. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Menymeate [Momyrate], socius Ameurey de Fossad. 1306, May 22. "Willelmus Pyrot, socius Stepliani de Burways. 1306,May 22. Johannes Sauvage. 1306, May 22. Philippus de Vyeelet. 1306, May 22. Robeetus Lovel. 1306, May 22. Adam Walran. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Penbeug. 1306,- May 22. Rogeeus Pychaed. 1306, May 22. Heneicus le Moigne. 1306, May 22. Robeetus de Lacy. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Boillaunde. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Guyse. 1306, May 22. Willelmus Motoun. 1306, May 22. Rogeeus Waleys. 1306, May 22. Philippus le Lou. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Hinton. 1306, May 22. Johaitnes de Twytoed. 1306, May 22. Richaedus de Beeheus. 1306, May 22. Stephanus de Cobbeham. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Haulo. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Sanwico. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Mounteney. 1306, May 22. Robeetus le Conestable. 1306, May 22. Johannes Maeteyn. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 117 1306, May 22. Johannes de Bello Oampo. 1306, May 22. Robeetus de Ros. 1306, May 22. Radulphus Basset. 1306, May 22. Petetjs de Geisle. 13D6, May 22. Thomas Maloeie. 1306, May 22. Richaedus de Sculton. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Haitndesacrb. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Thouthoep. 1306, May 22. Walteeus de Romeseye. 13D6, May 22. Johannes de Ruda [Routh]. 1306, May 22. Peteus de Bosoun. 1306, May 22. Nicholaus de Geneville. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Knoville [son of Gilbert de Knovill]. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Lacy. 1306, May 22. Willielmus Beenak. 1306, May 22. Richaedus Daniel. 1306, May 22. Robeetus de Wygkham. 1306, May 22. Robeetus Achaed. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Heepeden. 1306, May 22. Jacobus de Lambouene. 1306, May 22. Johannes Mauncel. 1306, May 22. Robeetus de Wyvill. 1306, May 22. Philippus le Rous. 1306, May 22. Johannes Oomyn. Ii8 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1306, May 22. Johannes de Someet. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Lungevill. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Harpefeld. 1306, May 22. Egidius de Astele. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Boivill. 1306, May 22. Heneicus filius Conani. 1306, May 22. Eogerus de Btjeton. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Multon. 1306, May 22. Godefeidtjs de Meatjx. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Plescis. 1306, May 22. Edmundus de Plescis. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Hollands. 1306, May 22. Heneicus de E/YPSFoed. 1306, May 22. Thomas de Zedesen. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Ltngetne. 1306, May 22. Eogeetjs de Bavent. 1306, May 22. Gaxfeidus de Colevill. 1306, May 22. Johannes, filius Johannis Mautravers. 1306, May 22. Johannes Conquest. 1306, May 22. Wlllelmus de Stopham. 1306, May 22. Radulphus de Detbt. 1306, May 22. Thomas de Geex. 1306, May 22. Eobeetus de la Maee. 1306, May 22. Thomas Coebet. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH iig 1306, May 22. Johannes de Heetk. 1306, May 22. Robeetus de Hoo. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Lacy. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Mannebt. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Moetone. 1306, May 22. Geeaedtjs de Aillesfoed. 1306, May 22. Gilbeetus de Axon. 1306, May 22. Ricaedtjs de Beeley. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Neubottegh. 1306, May 22. Johannes de la Poille. 1306, May 22. Eobeetus, filius Gtjidonis. 1306, May 22. Hugo Hose. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Goldington. 1306, May 22. Walteeus filius Domini J de Insula. 1306, May 22. Thomas de Beompton. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Weotesle. 1306, May 22. Eichaedus Huwys. 1306, May 22. Robeetus de Hildyaed. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Kyekeby. 1306, May 22. Thomas de Leukenoee. 1306, May 22. Peteus de Evercy. 1306, May 22. Waeinus de Scaegil. 1306, May 22. Geeaedus de Usflet. 1306, May 22. Peteus de Buegate. 120 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1306, May 22. Robeetus de Faudon. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Saustone. 1306, May 22. Johannes Maulevebee. 1306, May 22. "Willelmtjs de Lucy. 1306, May 22. Eogeeus de Chedle. 1306, May 22. Hugo de Dulton. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Haveetngton. 1306, May 22. Rogeeus de Someeville. 1306, May 22. Adam de Walton. 1306, May 22. Nicholaus de Sheldon. 1306, May 22. Willelmtjs de Weilonde. 1306, May 22. "Walteeus de Faucumbeeg. 1306, May 22. Nicholaus de Rye. 13D6, May 22. Rogeeus de Geymeston. 1306, May 22. Heneictjs de Eedyngton. 1306, May 22. Willelmus Dauteie. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Launey. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Ryson. 1306, May 22. Heneicus Beausun [Beaufou]. 1306, May 22. Rogeeus filius Domini Thomae Corbet. 1306, May 22. Hugo de Pykewoeth. 1306, May 22. Baldewinus de Colne. 1306, May 22. Robeetus de Skale. 1306, May 22. Heneicus de Biey. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH I2i 1306, May 22. Henricus de Bermtngham. 1306, May 22. Waltertjs le Poure. 1306, May 22. Thomas de Bbchum. 1306, May 22. Walterus filius Humfridi. 1306, May 22. Edmundus Pecche. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Treiagtj. 1306, May 22. Eichardus Foliot. 1306, May 22. Eichardus de Echebaston. 1306, May 22. Eobertus de Godemanston. 1306, May 22. Adam de Everingham. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Bassingbotjrn. 1306, May 22. Adam de Wanerville. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Somercotes. 1306, May 22. Thomas, filius Domini T. de Chawortli. 1306, May 22. Eadulphus de Kele. 1306, May 22. Petrtjs de Lbkeburne. 1306, May 22. Htjgo filius Henrici. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Salsbiri. 1306, May 22. Eichardtjs de Etvers. 1306, May 22. Johannes filius Johannis de Wegetone. 1306, May 22. Johannes le Eous. 1306, May 22. Georgius du Ghastel. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de la Mote. 1306, May 22. Willelmus de Bayous. 122 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1306, May 22. Willelmtjs Maemxon. 1306, May 22. WiLLELMirs Eosel. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Langeton. 1306, May 22. Willelmus Littebon [Villabon]. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Pabenham [tanquam banerettus]. 1306, May 22. Thomas Moedac [tanquam simplex miles]. 13D6, May 22. Jacobus de Norton [tanquam simplex miles]. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Belhotjs [or his attorney]. 1306, May 22. Beankaleo de Boloigne [Drantaleon de Ordalo or Endalo de Bologne]. 1306, May 22. Johannes Ptkaed. 1306, May 22. Walteetjs de Ktngeshevede [Kingsliemede ; valettus of the Household]. 1306, May 22. Robeettts de Wateevili. 1306, May 22. Eogeetis de Ejeedeston. 1306, May 22. Johannes de Daventee. 1316, July 3. RiCHAED de Rodney (at Keynsham). 1322, Sept. 10. Henet Peecy. 1323, June 1. John de la Hate. 1323. William de Dounton. 1323. William Waykam. 1323. Henet Tilly. 1323. Heney Longchamp. 1323. Raymond Dtteant, as a Banneret with his companion as a simple knight. 1324, Aug. 10. Hugh de Potntz, as a Banneret. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 123 1324, Aug. 13. Peter de Boxstede, by the hand of his cousin, Sir Henry de Boxstede. 1324, Aug. 13. Richard Pyke, by the king's hand. 1324, Aug. 13. Thomas de Marlbergh. 1324, Oct. 24. Peter de la Horse. 1324, Oct. 31. Hugh de Plessis, as a Banneret, by the king's hand. 1325, Apr. 2. Hugh de Nevill. 1326, Mar. 31. James Botillee of Ireland, as a Banneret. 1326, Apr. 19. William de Montacute, as a Banneret, by the hands of Thomas de Langford at London. 1326, Apr. 19. Ebulo le Strange, as a Banneret, by the hands of Thomas de Langford. 1326, Apr. 19. Roger de Bourne, by same. 1326, Apr. 19. Eoger Only, by same. 1326, Apr. 19. Matthew FitzHerbert, by same. 1326, Apr. 19. John de Gras, by same. 1326, Apr. 19. Thomas West, by same. 1326, Apr. 19. Eyce ap Griffith, by same. 1326, Apr. 19. Thomas de Weston, by same. 1326, Apr. 19. Nicholas de Cantelou, by same. 1326, Apr. 19. Thomas de Goushull, by same. 1326, Apr. 19. Henry de Harnhall, by same. 1326, Apr. 19. Adam de Moleston (Moleleston), by same. 1326, Apr. 19. Walter de Faucgnberge, by same. 1326, Apr. 19. William de Albemarle, by same. 1326, Apr. 19. John de Kirketon, by same. 1326, Apr. 19. Henry le Vavasour, by same. 124 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1326, Apr. 19. Roger Detncourt, by the hands of Thomas de Langford. 1326, Apr. 19. William Peverell, by same. 1327, Jan. 20. John de Bohun, the king's cousin, as an earl. 1327, Jan. 20. Edmund de Mortimer, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Roger de Mortimer, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Geoffry de Mortimer, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Gerard de la Bret, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Hxtgh de Courtenay, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Ralph de Wylinton, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Ralph Daubeney, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. John de Willoughby, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Edward Stradling, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Ralph Stafford, afterwards lord and earl of Stafford, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. John de Moeles, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. William de Percy, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Gerard de Lisle, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Peter Breton, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Roger de Strange, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Ernomville de Poitiers, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. John de Neville, as a Banneret ; and four others. 1327, Jan. 20. William de Willotjghby, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. John de Ralee, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Ralph de Bloyon, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Oto Botetourt, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. William Daubeney, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Robert Brente, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. John de Chernstone, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. John de Sutton, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Alexander de Cobledyl, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Sayer de Rocheford, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. William Cheyney, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Reginald de la Mare, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Robert de Breus, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Simon EitzRalph, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. Hugh Abetot, as a Banneret. 1327, Jan. 20. John de Rous, as a Banneret. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 125 1327, Jan. 20. William de Evseeux. 1327, Jan. 20. John de Hotham. 1327, Jan. 31. The king, Edwaed III. 1329, Oct. 22. John de Cahbkidge (Justice Itinerant), as a Banneret. 1329, Oct. 22. Edward le Blottnt, as a Banneret. 1329, Oct. 22. Peter de Thorntone, as a Banneret. 1329, Oct. 22. Eichard de Bajocis (Baictjs), as a Banneret. 1329, Oct. 22. Banco de Leee, a Lombard, as a Banneret. 1330. Thomas de Bradbston, as a Banneret. 1330. Edmund de Cornwall, as a Banneret (son of lord Edmund de Cornwall). 1330. William de Pomeroy, as a Banneret, and three others. 1331. Walter de Manny, as a Banneret. 1332. EoBERT DE ScoRESBURGH (Justice Itinerant), as a Banneret. 1332. William de Denam (Baron of the Exchequer), as a Banneret. 1332. Richard de Aldebuegh (a Justice of Common Pleas), as a Banneret. 1332. John de Shardelowe (a Justice of Common Pleas), as a Banneret. 1332. Thomas Bacon (a Justice of Common Pleas), as a Banneret. 1333. John de Shoeeditch (Baron of the Exchequer), as a Banneret. 1333. William de Shaeeshull (a Justice of Common Pleas), as a Banneret. 1333. Nathaniel de Bath, as a Banneret. 1333. Simon FitzRichard, as a Banneret. 1333. Robert de Scaedebuegh (a Justice of Common Pleas). 1333. John Petit. 1333. Nicholas Giffaed. 1347, Dec. 25. Maueice FitzThomas, of Kildare, and his com- panion, by the king's hand. 1347, Dec. 25. Philip de Staunton. 1347, Dec. 25. Thomas de Fencotes (a Justice of Common Pleas), as a Banneret. 1360, Dec. 25. John Mowbeay (a Justice of Common Pleas), as a Banneret. 1360, Dec. 25. William de Skipwith (a Justice of Common Pleas), as a Banneret. 126 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1377, Apr. 23. Knights of the Bath made on the occasion of the inaldng Richard, 'prince of Wales, and Henry earl of Derby, knights of the Garter. RiCHAED prince of Wales, afterwards Richard III. Henry earl of Derby, afterwards Henry IV. Thomas of Woodstock, sixth son of Edward III., and after- wards duke of Gloucester. Robert (db Vere) 9th earl of Oxford. John (Beaumont) 4th lord Beaumont. John (de Mowbray) 5th lord Mowbray, afterwards earl of Nottingham. Two sons of the earl of Stafford. Three sons of lord Percy, who was afterwards earl of Northumberland, one of the said sons being Henry Percy known as Hotspur. John de Sothereye. A son of Sir John Artjndel. 1377, July 15. Knights inade at the Coronation of Richard II. after dinner in the Palace of Westminster. Edward (son of Edmund earl of Cambridge) afterwards 2nd duke of York. John (son of Thomas lord Ros of Hamlake) afterwards 6th lord Ros. Robert (Grey), 4th lord Grey de Rotherfield. Richard (son of Gilbert lord Talbot) afterwards 4th lord Talbot. Gerard db Lisle, son of Warine lord Lisle. Michael de la Pole (son of Michael lord De La Pole), after- wards 2nd lord De La Pole and 4th earl of Suffolk. Richard (Poynings), 4th lord Poynings. Robert (Harington), 3rd lord Haeington. Thomas de la Mare (doubtless a misreading for Thomas La Warr, afterwards 5th lord La Warr). 1383, Dec. 25. John Holt (a Justice of Common Pleas), as a Banneret. At Eltham, by the King. 1383, Dec. 25. William Burgh (a Justice of Common Pleas), as a Banneret. At Eltham, by the King. 1389, Feb. 28. Geoffrey de la Vale, of Ireland, as a Banneret. At Windsor, by the King. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 127 1389, Apr. 23. Walter Clopton (Chief Justice King's Bench), as a Banneret. At Windsor. 1389, Apr. 23. Robeet Chaeleton (Chief Justice of Common Pleas), as a Banneret. At Windsor. 1390, Apr. 23. Eogee (Moetimee), 4th earl of March. By the King at Windsor. 1390, Apr. 23. Thomas (Staffoed), 3rd earl of Stafford. 1390, Apr. 23. Alphonso, son of the count of Denia in Arragon. 1394, Mar. 25. O'Neale, king of Meath. By Richard II. in the Cathedral Church of Dublin. 1394, Mar. 25. Beian de Thomond, king of Thomond, ihid., by same. 1394, Mar. 25. Arthtje MacMoeough, king of Leinster, ibid., by same. 1394, Mar. 25. Connoe, king of Chenow and de Erpe. 1394, Mar. 25. Thomas Otjegham. 1394, Mar. 25. Johnathas de Pado. 1394, Mar. 25. John de Pado. On the eve of the Coronation of king Henry IV. 1399, Oct. 11. Thomas (Plantagenet), afterwards duke of Clarence, son of king Henry IV. 1399, Oct. 11. John (Plantagenet), afterwards duke of Bedford, son of the king. 1399, Oct. 11. HtTMPHEEY (Plantagenet), afterwards duke of Gloucester, son of the king. 1399, Oct. 11. Thomas (Fitz-Alan), 17th earl of Arundel. 1399, Oct. 11. RiCHAED (Beatjchamp), afterwards 13th earl of Warwick. 1399, Oct. 11. Edmund (Staffoed), 5th earl of Stafford. 1399, Oct 11. Hugh (Couetenat), son of and afterwards 13th earl of Devon. 1399, Oct. 11. Couetenat. 128 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1399, Oct. 11. Henet (Beaumont), 5tli lord Beaumont, and tMrty- tliree others [partly accounted for as follows] 1399, Oct. 11. WiLLOuGHBY, brotkcr to William, 5th lord Willoughby. 1399, Oct. 11. Hugh Stafford, brother to the earl of Stafford. 1399, Oct. 11. EiCHAED Camois, son of Thomas, lord Camois. 1399, Oct. 11. The lord of Paule. 1399, Oct. 11. Petes (de Mauley), 4th lord Mauley. 1399, Oct. 11. John Nevill, 5th lord Latimer. 1399, Oct. 11. Ralph [erratum for John] Deincouet, 5th lord Deincourt. 1399, Oct. 11. Almaric de St. Amand, 3rd lord Seyntismond or St. Amand. 1400, Mar. 17. Thomas Beauchampe. 1400, Mar. 17. Thomas Pelham. 1400, Mar. 17. John Lutteell. 1400, Mar. 17. John Lisle (Lisleie). 1400, Mar. 17. William Hankfoed (a Justice of Common Pleas). 1400, Mar. 17. William Beencheslet (a Justice of Common Pleas). 1400, Mar. 17. Bartholomew Eochfoed (Rachfoed). 1400, Mar. 17. Giles Daubeney. 1400, Mar. 17. William Butlee. 1400, Mar. 17. John Ashton. 1400, Mar. 17. Richard Snape or Sanape. 1400, Mar. 17. John Tiptoft (Tipston). 1400, Mar. 17. Richard Prancis. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 129 1400, Mar. 17. Heney Percy. 1400, Mar. 17. John Aeundell. 1400, Mar. 17. William Stkall or Steallet. 1400, Mar. 17. John Tuepington. 1400, Mar. 17. Ailmbe Saint. 1400, Mar. 17. Edwaed Hastings. 1400, Mar. 17. John Geeislet. 1400, Mar. 17. Gerald Sotill (Satell). 1400, Mar. 17. John Arden. 1400, Mai". 17. EoBEET Chalons. 1400, Mar. 17. Thomas Dtmock. 1400, Mar. 17. Waltee Hungeefoed. 1400, Mar. 17. William Gibethorpe (Gilethorpe). 1400, Mar. 17. William Newpoet, and otters to the number of 46 in all. On the eve of the Coronation of Henry V., Apr., 1413. 1413, Apr. 8. Edmond (Moetimee), 5tli earl of March. 1413, Apr. 8. Rogee Moetimee, his brother. 1413, Apr. 8. John (Holand), restored as 14th earl of Huntington, afterwards duke of Exeter. 1413, Apr. 8. [Richaed] Holand, his brother. 1413, Apr. 8. EiCHAED le Despbnsee [wrongly styled] lord le Despencer. 1413, Apr. 8. John Phelip. 1413, Apr. 8. John Rothenhale. 9 130 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1413, Apr. 8. Thomas West. 1418, Apr. 23. Lewis Robsaet, on the celebration of the feast of St. Greorge at Ca«n. 1418, Apr. 23. Roger Salveine (ibid.). 1418, Apr. 23. John Stewabt (ibid.). 1418, Apr. 23. John Shotesbeooke (ibid.). 1418, Apr. 23. John Montgomery and 10 more (ibid.). 1421, Apr. 23. James I., king of Scotland, on the feast of St. George at Windsor. 1421, Apr. 23. Humphrey (Stafford), 6th earl of Stafford (ibid.). 1426, May 19. After the battle of Verneuil (Aug., 1424), the duke of Bedford came over into England and on Whitsuntide in 1426 at Leicester [at a Parliament there] he dubbed king Henry VI. knight and forthwith the said king dubbed the following 44 knights. Prior to this ceremony writs had been issued dated from Leicester, 1426, May 4, to 24 out of the following 44 knights commanding them to present themselves at Leicester at the coming feast of Pentecost to receive the dignity of knighthood along with the king.* 1426, May 19. Eichard (Plantagenet), 3rd duke of York. 1426, May 19. John (de Mowbray), son and heir to the duke of Norfolk, and afterwards 5th duke of Norfolk. 1426, May 19. Thomas (Courtenay), 14th earl of Devon. 1426, May 19. John (de Verb), 12th earl of Oxford. 1426, May 19. Ralph (de Nevill), 2nd earl of Westmorland. 1426, May 19. Henry (Percy), son and heir to and afterwards 3rd earl of Northumberland. 1426, May 19. James (Butler, alias Ormond), son and heir to and afterwards 5th earl of Ormond. * The remaining knights elect who did not receive such summons are here printed in italics. As to the question whether the italicised knights in this list are to be considered knights bachelors or knights of the Bath, see introduction, p. xv. ' KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 131 1426, May 19. Thomas de Eos, 9tli lord Eos. 1426, May 19. John (Beaumont), lord, afterwards viscount, Beaumont. 1426, May 19. James Butler. 1426, May 19. John (Fitz-Alan), lord Maltravers, afterwards 19th earl of Arundel. 1426, May 19. John Coenwall. 1426, May 19. Henry (Grey), 2nd earl of TankerviUe. 1426, May 19. William (Nevill), afterwards 6tli lord Nevill de Fauconberge. 1426, May 19. George [erratum for John] (Nevill), 6th lord Latimer. 1426, May 19. Lionel (de Welles), 6th lord Welles. 1426, May 19. James (de Berkeley), lord de Berkeley. 1426, May 19. John (Talbot), son and heir to lord Talbot, and afterwards 5th earl of Shrewsbury. 1426, May 19. Hugh (de Camoys), 2nd lord Camoys. 1426, May 19. Henry Bourchier. 1426, May 19. Rauf Grey, of Werke. 1426, May 19. Egbert Yere, brother of the earl of Oxford. 1426, May 19. Richard de Grey (Gray). 1426, May 19. Gilbert Debbnham. 1426, May 19. Edmond [ ? Robert] Hungerford, son and heir of Baron Hungerford. 1426, May 19. Robert Wingfield. 1426, May 19. John Butler (Boteler). 1426, May 19. Reginald Cobham,. 132 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1426, May 19. John Pasheley (Pasleu). 1426, May 19. Thomas Tunstall (Dunstall, Constable). 1426, May 19. John Chidioke. 1426, May 19. Rauf Longford (Alonghford). 1426, May 19. William (Thomas) Deuey. 1426, May 19. William af Thomas. 1426, May 19. Eichaed Caebonell. 1426, May 19. Richard Wydevill (Wodewyk). 1426, May 19. John (Ralph) Shirdelowe ( Shadelowe, Shirley). 1426, May 19. Nicholas Blouket (Bloucat, Phuket). 1426, May 19. Rauf Radclif. 1426, May 19. Edmond Teaffoed (Canford). 1426, May 19. William Chetnet (Shetne, Chetne), Justice of the King's Bench. 1426, May 19. William Babington, Chief Justice of Common Pleas. 1426, May 19. John June (Juen), Justice of CoTnmon Pleas. 1426, May 19. Gilbert Beauchampe. Coronation of Henry VI., 1429, Nov. 6; 30 (32 or 36) knights made; names not recorded. "And the rnorrow after was the Prince's son of Portugal m.ade knight in the Whitehall at Westminster." 1449, Xmas (at Greenwich). Edmund Tudoe, afterwards 15th earl of Richmond, half-brother to the king. 1449, Xmas. Jaspee Tudoe, afterwards 16th earl of Pembroke, half-brother to the king. 1449, Xmas. Thomas Nevill, son of Richard, 8th earl of Salisbury.. 1449, Xmas. John Nevill, son of Richard, 8th earl of Salisbury. 1449, Xmas. William Heebeet. 1449, Xmas. Rogee Lewknoe. 1449. Xmas. William Catesbt. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 133 Knights of the Bath made at the Tower of London \on the eve before^ the Coronation of Edward IV., 1461, June 27. 1461, June 27. George (Plantagenet), 3rd duke of Clarence, brother to the king. 1461, June 27. Richakd (Plantagenet), brother to the king, 3rd duke of Gloucester, afterwards Richard III. 1461, June 27. John de Mowbeat, son and heir to, and afterwards 6th duke of Norfolk. 1461, June 27. John (Staffoed), lord Stafiord, afterwards 3rd earl of Wiltshire. 1461, June 27. Thomas FitzAlan, commonly called lord FitzAlan, son of, and afterwards 22nd earl of Arundel. 1461, June 27. John (Le Steange), 8th lord Strange of Knokyn. 1461, June 27. Humphex Botjechiee. 1461, June 27. John Maekham. 1461, June 27. Eobeet Danbt. 1461, June 27. William Yelveeton. 1461, June 27. John Wingefield. 1461, June 27. Waltee Blount. 1461, June 27. Robeet Maekham. 1461, June 27. Eobeet Clifden or Clifton. 1461, June 27. William Stanley. 1461, June 27. Nicholas Byeon. 1461, June 27. William Cantelewe. 134 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 48 \_? 40'] of Knights of the Bath made on Ascension day in the Tower of London by Edward IV., on the Coronation of Elizabeth, Queen of Edward IV., 1465, May 26. 1465, May 26. Henet (Stapfoed), 2nd duke of Buckingham. 1465, May 26. Stapford, his brother. 1465, May 26. John (de Veee), 13th earl of Oxford. 1465, May 26. Thomas (Talbot), 2nd Viscount Lisle. 1465, May 26. John Fitz-Alan, styled lord Maltravers, son of John \_sic for William], 21st earl of Arundel. 1465, May 26. Geoege Geet, son of Edward [Edmund], who was afterwards 12th earl of Kent. 1465, May 26. Richaed Wtbvile. 1465, May 26. John Wtdvile, brother to the Queen. 1465, May 26. Ralph Josseltne. 1465, May 26. Richaed Bingham, a Justice of Common Pleas. 1465, May 26. Robeet Danvees, a Justice of the King's Bench. 1465, May 26. John Needham, a Justice of Common Pleas. 1465, May 26. Richaed Choke, a Justice of Common Pleas. 1465, May 26. Walter Moyle, a Justice of the King's Bench. 1465, May 26. Sir Richaed Illingwoeth, Chief Baron of the Exchequer. 1465, May 26. Htngham. 1465, May 26. John Arundelle. 1465, May 26. William Calthoep. 1465, May 26. Thomas Beewce or Beuce. 1465, May 26. Geoege Daeelle. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 135 1465, May 26. Eichard Haeecouet. 1465, May 26. Waltee Mauntelle. 1465, May 26. Edmund Ebde. 1465, May 26. William Hawte. 1465, May 26. John Clifford. 1465, May 26. John Sat. 1465, May 26. John Cheney, of Canterbury. 1465, May 26. Eobeet Daecy. 1465, May 26. Thomas Ovedale. 1465, May 26. John Duewaed. 1465, May 26. John Henyngham. 1465, May 26. John Savage. 1465, May 26. Eogee Corbet, of Murtone. 1465, May 26. [Nicholas?] Culpepee. 1465, May 26. Hugh Whyche. 1465, May 26. Thomas Cooke, citizen of London. 1465, May 26. John Plomee. 1465, May 26. Henet Wafyr (Waver), citizen of London. 1465, May 26. Mathew Philip, citizen of London. 1465, May 26. Lord Dueas, a Gascon. 1465, May 26. Baetelot db Eobaiee (Eibaiee), of Bayonne, a Gascon. 136 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH At the creation of prince Edward, the king's eldest son, as prince of Wales, 1475, April 18, at Westminster, in Saint Edward's Chamber, on Whit Sunday, viz., on the right side of the Chamber, the following: — 1475, Apr. 18. Edwaed, prince of Wales, afterwards Edward Y., the king's son. 1475, Apr. 18. Richabd (Plantagenet), 5th duke of York, the king's son. 1475, Apr. 18. John (de la Pole), earl of Lincoln, son and heir of John, duke of Suffolk. 1475, Apr. 18. Geoege (Talbot), 7th earl of Shrewsbury. 1475, Apr. 18. Edwaed (Stafford), 4th earl of Wiltshire. 1475, Apr. 18. Ralph (Neville), 6th lord Neville, afterwards 3rd earl of Westmorland. 1475, Apr. 18. James Ttjchet, son of, and afterwards 7th lord Audley. 1475, Apr. 18. Richabd Beauchamp [afterwards 6th] lord St. Amand. 1475, Apr. 18. John Stoueton, son of, and afterwards 3rd lord Stourton. 1475, Apr. 18. [Waltee?] Heebeet, brother to William, earl of Pembroke. 1475, Apr. 18. Thomas Betan, Chief Justice of Common Pleas. 1475, Apr. 18. Thomas Ltttelton, Justice of Common Pleas. 1475, Apr. 18. Henet Bodetngam. 1475, Apr. 18. Richaed Chaeleton. 1475, Apr. 18. John Pilktnton. On the left side of the chamber these following. 1475, Apr. 18. Thomas (Geet), 16th earl of Huntingdon, the Queen's son, created marquess of Dorset the same day after dinner and so dined in his habit. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 137 1475, Apr. 18. Richard Geet, his brother. 1475, Apr. 18. Edwaed Wtdville. 1475, Apr. 18. William (Berkeley), [lord, afterwards Ist marquess of Berkeley], son of James, lord Berkeley. 1475, Apr. 18. George Stanley, son of Thomas, 2nd lord Stanley. 1475, Apr. 18. Edward Hastings, son of and afterwards 2nd lord Hastings. 1475, Apr. 18. John (Devereux), son of and afterwards 8th lord Ferrers of Chartley. 1475, Apr. 18. Thomas Vaughan. 1475, Apr. 18. Bryan Stapilton. In the chamber end these following. 1475, Apr. 18. William Knyvett. 1475, Apr. 18. Richard Ludlow. Knights of the Bath made on the marriage of Richard, duke of York, the King's 2nd son, to Ann, daughter of John, duke of Norfolk. The marriage was solemnised on the 15th Jan. These knights were elected on the 17th, and dubbed on the 18th Jan., 1477-8. 1477-8, Jan. 17. Henry Botjrchier, son of William, viscount Bourchier, and grandson of and afterwards 15th earl of Essex. 1477-8, Jan. 17. Richard (Nevill), 2nd lord Latimer. 1477-8, Jan. 17. John (Bourchier), 2nd lord Berners or Barnes. 1477-8, Jan. 17. John (Grey), lord Powis. 1477-8, Jan. 17. Henry (Lovbl), 8th lord Morley. 1477 8, Jan. 17. Thomas (West), 8th lord de la Warr. 1477-8, Jan. 17. John (Blount), 3rd lord Mountjoy. 138 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1477-8, Jan. 17. John Beauchamp, son and lieir of lord [Eichard] Beauchamp. 1477-8, Jan. 17. Thomas Howabd (son and heir of John, let lord Howard), afterwards 9tli duke of Norfolk. 1477-8, Jan. 17. Thomas Bouchiee. 1477-8, Jan. 17. Thomas St. Leger. 1477-8, Jan. 17. John Eleington, treasurer of the Household. 1477-8, Jan. 17. Giles Dawbeney. 1477-8, Jan. 17. William Stonee. 1477-8, Jan. 17. Guy Faiefax. 1477-8, Jan. 17. William Gascoigne. 1477-8, Jan. 17. Eobeet Beoughton. 1477-8, Jan. 17. Thomas Feoweck. 1477-8, Jan. 17. Heney Talboys, or Tailboys. 1477-8, Jan. 17. William Redman. 1477-8, Jan. 17. Heney [Richaed] Wentwoeth. 1477-8, Jan. 17. Richaed Delabeee. 1477-8, Jan. 17. Richaed Lakyn. The following persons were summoned by writs dated 1483, June 5, to furnish themselves to receive knighthood at the intended Coronation of Edward V., on the 22nd June. The ceremony of the Coronation, however, did not taJte place. Otes Gilbeet, esquire. John Speke. Beaumont. Edwaed Coueteney. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 139 [1483, June.] "William Gaeeaunt. Thomas Aeundell. William Bolnet. Alexander Ceessemeee. John Clopton. Henet Hatden. John "Wtnkbfeld. Cheistophee Willoughbt. Philip Calthoepe. Bedyngfeld. Thomas Lewkenore. William Baekelet. John Stanley. Geavile. William Biemingam. Thomas Buttelee, of Beawsey. John Beeon. William Teowtbek. MiLBOUEN. Lord DoEMOND [PSir John Dnimmond, afterwards 1st lord Drummond]. Edwaed (Sutton alias Dudley), 6th lord Dudley, or lord Sutton de Dudley. [Edmund] Coenewall, lord of Burford. [Geoege] Nevill, son of, and afterwards 5th lord Abergavenny. John Beown, of Stamford. 140 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH [1483, June.] [Geoege] (Geey), lord Grey, of Euthen, afterwards 13th earl of Kent. John Giffobd. William Chenat, of Shepay. Robert White, of Southwame Borrowe. Gervase Clyfton, of Oddisake. Nicholas Lile. William Berkeley, of Beverston. Henry Yernon. Nicholas Montgomery. Grene. William Ovedale. William Say. [? Thomas Brooke], son and heir of lord Cobham. Th. Hamden, of Hamden. Thomas Darcy. E,AUF Langford [Sanford]. Babyngton. Henry Colet, alderman of London. Kyngeston. John Pawlet. Thomas Wyndesore. John Roger, of Frefolke. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 141 At the Coronation of Richard III., 1483, July 6. 1483, July 6. Edmund de la Pole, afterwards 3rd duke of Suffolk. 1483, July 6. John \_sic for George] Geey, son of and afterwards 13tli earl of Kent. 1483, July 6. William Zouchb, brother of John, lord Zouclie. 1483, July 6. William or Heney [sic for George] Nevill, son of and afterwards 5th lord Abergavenny. 1483, July 6. Christophek Willoughby. 1483, July 6. William Berkeley of Beverston. 1483, July 6. Henry [? William] Banington [Babington]. 1483, July 6. Thomas Aeundell. 1483, July 6. Thomas Bolayne or Boleyn. 1483, July 6. Edmund Bedingfield [Beningefeld]. 1483, July 6. Gesvase or Beewas of Clifton. 1483, July 6. William Say. 1483, July 6. William Enderby. 1483, July 6. Thomas [James] Lewkenor. 1483, July 6. Thomas Ormond. 1483, July 6. John Browne. 1483, July 6. William Barkeley of Wyldy. 1483, July 6. Edmund Cornwall, baron of Burford. Twelve knights of the Bath made at [two or three days before'] the Coronation of Henry VII., 1485, Oct. 28, in the Hall within the Tower of London. 1485, Oct. 28. Edward Stafford, afterwards 3rd duke of Buckingham. 142 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1485, Oct. 28. John (Radcliff), 9th. lord Fitz-Walter. 1485, Oct. 28. Thomas Cokesat. 1485, Oct. 28. RoGEE Lewkenoe. 1485, Oct. 28. Henet Hetdon. 1485, Oct. 28. Reginald Beat. 1485, Oct. 28. John Yeenex. ? 1485, Oct. 28. Hugh Beice (Bryse), mayor of London. Eleven knights of the Bath created on the eve of the Coronation of Elizabeth, queen of Henry VII., 1487, Nov. 24. 1487, Nov. 24. William Cotjetenat, styled lord Courtenay, son of and afterwards 19tli earl of Devon. 1487, Nov. 24. Edwaed (Sutton, alias Dudley), 6tli lord Dudley. 1487, Nov. 24. John or William Gascotne. 1487, Nov. 24. Thomas Butlee of Warrington. 1487, Nov. 24. Edwaed Beekeley. 1487, Nov. 24. William Lucy. 1487, Nov. 24. Thomas Hungeefoed. 1487, Nov. 24. Guy of Wolston. 1487, Nov. 24. Thomas or Richaed Pemeey (Pomerey). 1487, Nov. 24. John or Ralph Sheldon. 1487, Nov. 24. Hugh Lutteell. 1487, Nov. 24. Thomas Pulteney. 1487, Nov. 24. Hugh Conway. 1487, Nov. 24. Nicholas Lisley (Lisle). KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 143 On the creation of prince Arthur as prince of Wales, 1489, Nov. 29, on St. Andrew's eve. 1489, Nov. 29. Arthue, prince of Wales (the King's son). 1489, Nov. 29. Henry Algernon (Percy), Gtli earl of Northumber- land. 1489, Nov. 29. William (Fitz-Alan), lord Maltravers, afterwards 23rd earl of Arundel. 1489, Nov. 29. Richard Grey, commonly called lord Grey of Ruthyn, son of and afterwards 14tli earl of Kent. 1489, Nov. 29. William (Stourton), 5tli lord Stourton. 1489, Nov. 29. Thomas West, son of and afterwards 9tli lord De La Warr. 1489, Nov. 29. John St. John. 1489, Nov. 29. Henry Vernon. 1489, Nov. 29. John Hastings. 1489, Nov. 29. William Griffith. 1489, Nov. 29. William Tyndall. 1489, Nov. 29. Nicholas Montgomery. 1489, Nov. 29. William TJvedall. 1489, Nov. 29. Matthew Browne. 1489, Nov. 29. Thomas Darcy. 1489, Nov. 29. Thomas Cheney. 1489, Nov. 29. Edmund Gorges. 1489, Nov. 29. Walter Denis. 1489, Nov. 29. William Scott. 1489, Nov.29. John Guyse. 144 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH On the creation of 'prince Henry as duke of York, 1494, Oct. 31. 1494, Oct. 31. Prince Henry, duke of York, afterwards Henry VIII. 1494, Oct. 31. Thomas Grey, styled lord Haryngton, son of and afterwards 5th. marquess of Dorset. 1494, Oct. 31. Henry (Clifford), lOtli lord Clyfford. 1494, Oct. 31. John (Bourchiee), llth lord Fitz Warin. 1494, Oct. 31. Thomas (Fiennes), 8tli lord Dacre of the South. 1494, Oct. 31. Thomas Stanley, son of lord Strange and grandson of and afterwards 11th earl of Derby. 1494, Oct. 31. John Artjndell of the West. 1494, Oct. 31. Walter Gryffith of Lancashire. 1494, Oct. 31. Geevase Clifton of Yorkshire. 1494, Oct. 31. Edward [Edmond], Traford. 1494, Oct. 31. Robert Harcourt or Hardecouet of the West. 1494, Oct. 31. Henry Marney of Essex. 1494, Oct. 31. Roger Newbuegh. 1494, Nov. 1. Ralph Rider of Yorkshire. 1494, Nov. 1. Thomas Bawde of Harfordshire. 1494, Nov. 1. John Speke. 1494, Nov. 1. Humphrey Fulford. 1494, Nov. 1. Robert Lytton, or Litten. 1494, Nov. 1. PiEES Edgecombe. 1494, Nov. 1. Robeet Clere. 1494, Nov. 1. Thomas Fairfax. 1494, Nov. 1. Richard Knightley de Falwesley. 1494, Nov. 1. John (William) Chooke or Cheoke. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 145 On the marriage of Arthur, 'prince of Wales, 1501, Nov. 14. 1501, Wov. 14. EicHAED (Hastings), StL. lord Willoughby de Eresty. 1501, Nov. 14. John (Clinton), 7tli lord Clinton. 1501, Nov. 14. Geoege Hastings, son of Edward, 2nd lord Hastings, and afterwards 3rd lord Hastings and ISth. earl of Huntingdon. 1501, Nov. 14. Thomas Pents or Pinnis. 1501, Nov. 14. Grtffithe ap Ets Thomas. 1501, Nov. 14. EoBEET Corbet. 1501, Nov. 14. John Wogan. 1501, Nov. 14. Thomas Laurence. 1501, Nov. 14. Henry Eogers. 1501, Nov. 14. William Walgrave. 1501, Nov. 14. William Seymour. 1501, Nov. 14. Robert Throgmorton. 1501, Nov. 14. John Bassett. 1501, Nov. 14. Thomas Grenefield or Grenville. 1501, Nov. 14. John Arundel of Trerice. 1501, Nov. 14. EoGER Strange. 1501, Nov. 14. John Scrope of Castlecomb. 1501, Nov. 14. John Paulet. 1501, Nov. 14. Walter Baskervyle. 1501, Nov. 14. Robert Waterton. 1501, Nov. 14. John Gyfford. 1501, Nov. 14. John Aston. 10 146 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1501, Nov. 14. Aston. 1501, Nov. 14. William Ftlloll. 1501, Nov. 14. Thomas Ingilfield. 1501, Nov. 14. "William Mahttn. 1501, Nov. 14. William Callwet. 1501, Nov. 14. Geoege Putnam. 1501, Nov. 14. Nicholas Bieon (Byron). 1501, Nov. 14. Thomas Hawte. 1501, Nov. 14. Eichaed de la Waee. 1501, Nov. 14. Alnathe Maltveeee. 1501, Nov. 14. William Eedb. 1501, Nov. 14. John Teevelyan. 1501, Nov. 14. John (Geoege) Fostee. 1501, Nov. 14. Waltee Stetkeland. 1501, Nov. 14. Thomas Long. 1501, Nov. 14. John Philpot. 1501, Nov. 14. John Lee, of Wiltshire. 1501, Nov. 14. William Haetwell. 1501, Nov. 14. Nicholas Geiffin. 1501, Nov. 14. Lancelot Thyekyll. 1501, Nov. 14. John Noeton. 1501, Nov. 14. RoGEE Oemeston. 1501, Nov. 14. Geoege or Geeaed [PEdwaed], Fyldenge. 1501, Nov. 14. Thomas Cuewyn. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 147 15D1, Nov. 14. Hugh Loder. 1501, Wov. 14. Thomas Sampson. 1501, Nov. 14. Richard Fovs^lee. 1501, Nov. 14. Thomas WooDHOtrsE. 1501, Nov. 14. Philip Bothe. 1501, Nov. 14. John (George) Iwardby (Inwardby). 1501, Nov. 14. Henry Frovtick. 1501, Nov. 14. John Leghe, of Stokewell. 1501, Nov. 14. William Ascue. 1501, Nov. 14. Thomas Kemp. 1501, Nov. 14. Morgan Ktdwell. 1501, Nov. 14. John Gtllot. On the creation of Henry, duke of York (afterwards Henry VIII.) as prince of Wales, 1503, Feb. 18.* 1503-4, Feb. 18. John (Grey), 4tli viscount Lisle. 1503-4, Feb. 18. Thomas (Dacrb), 3rd lord Dacre, of the North. 1503-4, Feb. 18. Myles Bussy. 1603-4, Feb. 18. Edward Pomery. 1503-4, Feb. 18. John Mordaunt. 1503-4, Feb. 18. Brian Stapilton. 1503-4, Feb. 18. Eauff Gray. 1503-4, Feb. 18. James Hubert. * See these eight names repeated as knights of the sword in the list of Itnights bachelors, infra Vol, ii. p. 34 148 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH At the Coronation of Henry VIII., 1509, June 23. 1509, June 23. Robert (Eadcliffe), 10th lord FitzWalter. 1509, June 23. Henry (Le Scrope), 7tk lord Scrope of Bolton. 1509, June 23. George (Fitz-Hugh), 7tli lord Fitz-Hugh. 1509, June 23. William (Blount), 4tli lord Mountjoy. 1509, June 23. Henry (Daubeney), 2nd lord Dauteney. 1509, June 23. Robert (Willoughby), 2nd lord Willougliby de Broke. 1509, June 23. Morris Barkeley. 1509, June 23. Henry Clyfford. 1509, June 23. Thomas Knevet (Knyvet). 1509, June 23. Andrew Windsor. 1509, June 23. Thomas Parre. 1509, June 23. Thomas Boleyivt. 1509, June 23. Richard Wentworth. 1509, June 23. Henry Owtrbd. 1509, June 23. Francis Cheney. 1509, June 23. Henry Wyotte or Wyatt. 1509, June 23. George Hastings. 1509, June 23. Thomas Metham. 1509, June 23. Gyles Allington. 1509, June 23. John Trevanyon. 1509, June 23. Thomas Bedingfield. 1509, June 23. John Skelton. 1509, June 23. William Crowmeh. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 149 1509, June 23. John Heydon of Bakenthorpe. 1509, June 23. Edward or Godaed Oxenbridge. 1509, June 23. Henry Sackveyle or Sacheverell. 1509, June 23. Stephen Jenyns, lord mayor of London 1508. Knights of the Bath made on the Coronation of Anne Boleyn, queen of Henry VIII., 1533, May 30, on Whit-Sunday, the last day of May. 1583, May 30. Henry (Grey), 6tk marquess of Dorset. 1533, May 30. Edward (Stanley), 12tli earl of Derby. 1533, May 20. Henry Clifford, commonly called lord Clifford, son of and afterwards 2nd earl of Cumberland. 1533, May 30. Henry Ratcliffe, commonly called lord Fitzwalter, son of and afterwards 9th earl of Sussex. 1533, May 30. Francis Hastings, commonly called lord Hastings, son of and afterwards 19th earl of Huntingdon. 1533, May 30. William Stanley, son of and afterwards 3rd lord Monteagle. 1533, May 30. Thomas (Vaux), 2nd lord Vaux of Harrowden. 1533, May 30. Henry Parker, son of Henry, 10th lord Morley. 1533, May 30. William Windsor, son of and afterwards 2nd lord Windsor. 1533, May 30. John Mordaunt, son of and afterwards 2nd lord Mordaunt. 1533, May 30. Francis Weston. 1533, May 30. Thomas Arundell. 1533, May 20. John Hudleston. 1533, May 30. Thomas Poynings. 150 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1533, May 30. Henry Savell. 1533, May 30. George Fitz Williams, of Lincolnshire. 1533, May 30. John Ttndall. 1533, May 30. Sir Henry ( ? John) Jermey. On the Coronation of Edward VI., 1547, Feb. 20. Knights dubbed by the King on Sunday, the day of his Coronation, the 20th of February, being crowned, to the number of 40, in lieu of the Bath, which then could not be performed according to all ceremonies thereto belonging , the time for that purpose being too short. (See infra footnote, Vol. II., p. 59). 1546-7, Feb. 20. Henry (Brandon), 5th duke of Suffolk. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Edward (Seymour), 8th earl of Hertford, duke of Somerset. 1546-7, Feb. 20. John (de Verb), 16th earl of Oxford. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Thomas (Btjtler), 11th earl of Ormond. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Henry (Fitz-Alan), lord Maltravers [son of the earl of Arundel]. 1546-7, Feb. 20. George Talbot, commonly called lord Talbot, son of and afterwards 9th earl of Shrewsbury. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Edwabd [erratum for Henry] Stanley, commonly called lord Strange, son of and afterwards 13th earl of Derby. 1546-7, Feb. 20. William Somerset, commonly called lord Herbert, son of and afterwards 8th earl of Worcester. 1546-7, Feb. 20. John (Dudley), viscount Lisle, son and heir of John, 19th earl of Warwick. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Gregory (Cromwell), 1st lord Cromwell. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Henry Hastings, commonly called lord Hastings, son of and afterwards 20th earl of Huntingdon.. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Charles Brandon, brother of and afterwards 6th duke of Suffolk. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 151 1546-7, Feb. 20. Henry Sceope, son of and afterwards 9tli lord Scrope, of Bolton. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Thomas Windsor, son and heir to William, 2nd lord Windsor. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Francis Ettssell. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Anthony Browne, son to the Master of the Horse. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Eichard Devereux. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Henry Seymour. 1546-7, Feb. 20. John Gates. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Anthony Cook, of Essex. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Alexander TJmpton, of Oxfordshire. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Gteorge Norton, of Somersetshire. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Valentine Knightley. 1546-7i Feb. 20. Eobeet Lytton. 1546-7, Feb. 20. George Vernon, of the Peak. 1546-7, Feb. 20. John Porte, of Derbyshire. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Thomas Josselyn. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Edmund Molyneux, Sergeant-at-Law, afterwards Justice of Common Pleas. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Christopher Barker, Garter King of Arms. 1546-7, Feb. 20. James Hales (Hailes or Halles). 1546-7, Feb. 20. William Bapthorpe (Babthorpe). 1546-7, Feb. 20. Thomas Brykenell (Brudenall). 1546-7, Feb. 20. Thomas Neville, of the Holt. 1546-7, Feb. 20. Angell Mareyn (Marnia, Marian, Marina), an Italian from Cremona. 152 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1546-7, Feb. 20. John Holceofte. 1546-7, Feb. 20. John Cuttb (Cuff or Cutt), of Essex. (See infra, Vol. II., p. 63). 1546-7, Feb. 20. Henry Tyeell (Terrell), of Heron. 1546-7, Feb. 20. William Sherrington (Scarrington). 1546-7, Feb. 20. Wimond Carewe. 1546-7, Feb. 20. William Sneath (Snathe, Smyth). Knights of the Bath made prior to the Coronation of queen Mary, 1553, Sept. 28. 1553, Sept. 29. Edward (Courtenat), 2l8t earl of Devon. 1553, Sept. 29. Thomas Howard, son of and afterwards 15th earl of Surrey. 1553, Sept. 29. Henry Herbert, commonly called lord Cardiff, son of and afterwards 20th earl of Pembroke. 1553, Sept. 29. Henry (Nevill), 6th lord Abergavenny or Bergavenny. 1553, Sept. 29. Henry (Berkeley), 7th lord Berkeley. 1553, Sept. 29. John (Lumley), 6th lord Lumley. 1553, Sept. 29. James (Blount), 6th lord Mountjoy. 1553, Sept. 29. Henry Clinton, son of and afterwards 10th lord Clinton. 1553, Sept. 29. William Paulet, son of John, lord St. John, and grandson of and afterwards 3rd marquess of Winchester. 1553, Sept. 29. Hugh High, son of Richard, 1st lord Rich. * 1553, Sept. 29. Henry Paget, son of and afterwards 2nd lord Paget. 1553, Sept. 29. Henry Parker. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 153 1553, Sept. 29. Eobeet Rochester, Comptroller of the Houseliold. 1553, Sept. 29. Henry Jerningham. 1553, Sept. 29. "William Dormer. Knights of the Bath made at the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth, 1558-9, Jan. 15. 1658-9, Jan. 15. John Darcy, 2n(i lord Darcy of tlie North [of Darcy and Mainhill]. 1558-9, Jan. 15. John Sheffield, 2nd lord Sheffield of Butterwicke. 1558-9, Jan. 15. John (Darcy), 2nd lord Darcy of Chiche. 1558-9, Jan. 15. Egbert Riche. 1558-9, Jan. 15. Roger North. 1558-9, Jan. 15. John de la Souwche or Zouche. 1558-9, Jan. 15. Nicholas Poynes (Pointz). 1558-9, Jan. 15. John Berkeley. 1558-9, Jan. 15. Edward Umpton (Unton). 1558-9, Jan. 15. Henry Weston. 1558-9, Jan. 15. George Speke. Knights of the Bath made at the Coronation of king James I., 1603, July 25. 1603, July 25. Philip Herbert, afterwards 23rd earl of Montgomery. 1603, July 25. Thomas Berkeley, son and heir of Henry, 7th lord Berkeley. 1603, July 25. William (Eure), son of and afterwards 4th lord Eure. 1603, July 25. George Wharton. 154 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1603, July 25. Egbert Eich, afterwards 23rd earl of "Warwick. 1603, July 25. Egbert Carr, afterwards 6tli earl of Somerset. 1603, July 25. Jghn Egertgn, afterwards earl of Bridgewater. 1603, July 25. Henry Comptgn (brother of William, lord Compton, wlio was afterwards 8th earl of Northampton). 1603, July 25. Jghn Erskine (son of earl of Mar), afterwards 20th earl of Mar. 1603, July 25. William Anstruther, a Glentleman of the Bed- chamber. 1603, July 25. Patrick Murray, afterwards 3rd earl of TuUi- bardine. 1603, July 25. James (Hay), 7th lord Hay, of Tester. 1603, July 25. Jghn Lindesay [of Lothian]. 1603, July 25. Eichard Prestgn, afterwards 17th earl of Desmond. 1603, July 25. Oliver Crgmwell, of Huntingdonshire. 1603, July 25. Edward Stanley, of Lancashire. 1603, July 25. William Herbert, afterwards 1st lord Powis. 1603, July 25. Fulke Greville, afterwards 1st lord Brooke of Beauchamps Court. 1603, July 25. Francis Fane, afterwards 7th earl of Westmorland. 1603, July 25. Egbert Chichester, of Devonshire. 1603, July 25. Egbert Knowles, of Berkshire. 1603, July 25. Gtervase or William Clifton, of Nottinghamshire. 1603, July 25. Francis Fgrtescue, of Devonshire. 1603, July 25. Edward (? Eichard) Corbet, of Shropshire. 1603, July 25. Edward Herbert, afterwards 1st lord Herbert, of Chirbury. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 155 1603, July 25. Thomas Langton, of Lancashire. 1603, July 25. William Pope, of Oxfordshire, afterwards 1st earl of Downe. f 1603, July 25. Arthur Hopton, of Somerset. 1603, July 25. Charles Mohison or Moeyson, of Hertfordshire. 1603, July 25. Francis Leigh, of Warwickshire, afterwards 1st earl of Chichester. 1603, July 25. Edward Montagu, afterwards 1st lord Montagu, of Boughton. 1603, July 25. Edward Stanhope, of Yorkshire. 1603, July 25. Peter Manwood, of Kent. 1603, July 25. Robert Harley, of Herefordshire. 1603, July 25. Thomas Strickland, of Yorkshire. 1603, July 25. Christopher Hatton, of Northamptonshire. 1603, July 25. Edward Griffin, of Northamptonshire. 1603, July 25. Robert Bevill, of Huntingdonshire. 1603, July 25. William Welby, of Lincoln. 1603, July 25. Edward Harwell, of Worcestershire. 1603, July 25. John Mallet, of Somersetshire. 1603, July 25. Walter Aston, of Staffordshire, afterwards Ist lord Aston of Forfar. 1603, July 25. Henry Gawdy, of Essex. 1603, July 25. Richard Musgrave, of Westmorland. 1603, July 25. Thomas Leeds, of Suffolk. 1603, July 25. John Stowell, of Somersetshire. 1603, July 25. Richard Amcotbs, of Lincolnshire. 156 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1603, July 25. Thomas Jermyn, of Norfolk. 1603, July 25. Ealph Hare, of Norfolk. 1603, July 25. William Forstek, of Buckinghanisliire. 1603, July 25. George Speke, of Somersetshire. 1603, July 25. George Htde, of Berkshire. 1603, July 25. Anthony Felton, of Suffolk. 1603, July 25. "William Browne, of Northamptonsliire. 1603, July 25. Thomas Wise, of Essex. 1603, July 25. Robert Chamberlaine, of Oxfordshire. 1603, July 25. Anthony Palmer, of Suffolk. 1603, July 25. Edward Heron, of Lincolnshire. 1603, July 25. Henry ( ? Thomas) Burton, of Surrey. 1603, July 25. Eobert Barker, of Suffolk. 1603, July 25. William Norris, of Lancashire. 1603, July 25. Roger Bodenham, of Herefordshire. Knights of the Bath made on the creation of prince Charles (after- wards Charles I.) as duke of York, 1604r-5, Jan. 5-6. 1604-5, Jan. 6. Charles, duke of Tork and Albany, afterwards Charles I. 1604-5, Jan. 6. Robert Bertie, 12th lord Willoughby de Eresby, afterwards 1st earl of Lindesey. 1604-5, Jan. 6. William Compton, commonly called lord Compton, afterwards 8th earl of Northampton. 1604-5, Jan. 6. Grey (Brydges), 5th lord Chandos. 1604-5, Jan. 6. Francis (Norris), 2nd lord Norris, afterwards Ist earl of Berkshire. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 157 1604-5, Jan. 6. William Cecil, afterwards 15tli earl of Salisbury. 1604-5, Jan. 6. Allan Percy, brother of Henry, earl of North- umberland. 1604-5, Jan. 6. Francis Manners, afterwards 7th earl of Rutland. 1604-5, Jan. 6. Francis Clifford, brother of and afterwards 4th earl of Cumberland. 1604-5, Jan. 6. Thomas Somerset, afterwards viscount Somerset, of Cashel, in Ireland. 1604-5, Jan. 6. Thomas Howard, afterwards 2nd earl of Berkshire. 1604-5, Jan. 6. John Harrington, son of and afterwards 2nd lord Harrington of Exton. Knights of the Bath Ttiade on the creation of prince Henry as prince of Wales, at Durham House, 1610, June 2 (? 4). 1610, June 2 (?4). Henry (de Yere), 18th earl of Oxford. 1610, June 2. George Gordon, commonly called lord Gordon, afterwards 2nd marquess of Huntley. 1610, June 2. Henry Clifford, styled lord Clifford, afterwards 5th earl of Cumberland. 1610, June 2. Henry Ratcliffe, commonly called lord Fitzwalter [son and heir to the earl of Sussex]. 1610, June, 2. Edward (Bourchier), lord FitzWarine, afterwards 5th earl of Bath. 1610, June 2. Francis \_sic : erratum for James] Hay, commonly called lord Hay, afterwards 2nd earl of Carlisle. 1610, June 2. James Erskine, commonly called lord Erskine (son of earl of Mar), and afterwards 18th earl of Buchan. 1610, June 2. Thomas (Windsor), 6th lord Windsor. 1610, June 2. Thomas (Wentworth), 4th lord Wentworth, after- wards 1st earl of Cleveland. 158 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1610, June 2. Charles Somerset, 3rd son of Edward, earl of Worcester. 1610, June 2. Edward Somerset, 4tli son of Edward, earl of Worcester. 1610, June 2. Thomas Ratcliffe, 2nd son of earl of Sussex. 1610, June 2. Francis Stuart, son of earl of Moray. 1610, June 2. William Stewart, son of and afterwards 2nd lord Blantyre. 1610, June 2. Ferdinando Sutton, son of Edward, lord Dudley. 1610, June 2. Henry Caret, afterwards 4th Lord Hunsdon and 1st earl of Dover. 1610, June 2. Oliver St. John, commonly called lord St. Jolin, afterwards 1st earl of Bolingbroke. 1610, June 2. Gtilbeet Gerard, son of and afterwards 2nd lord Gerard. 1610, June 2. Charles Stanhope, son of and afterwards 2nd lord Stanhope of Harrington. 1610, June 2. Edward Bruce, son of and afterwards 2nd lord Kinlosse. 1610, June 2. Robert Sydney, commonly called lord Sydney, afterwards 12th earl of Leicester. 1610, June 2. Ferdinando Touchet, second son of George, lord Audley. 1610, June 2. Peregrine Bertie, brother of Robert, 12th lord Willoughby de Eresby. 1610, June 2. Henry Rich, afterwards 1st earl of Holland. 1610, June 2. Edward Sheffield (son of lord Sheffield). 1610, June 2. William Cavendish, afterwards 1st duke of New- castle. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH I59 Knights of the Bath made on the creation of Charles, duke of York (afterwards Charles I.) as -prince of Wales, at Whitehall, 1616, Nov. 3 C? 4). 1616, Nov. 3 (?4). James Howard, commonly called lord Maltravers, son of Thomas, earl of Arundel. 1616, Nov. 3. Algernon Percy, commonly called lord Percy, afterwards llth earl of Northumberland. 1616, Nov. 3. James "Wriothesley, commonly called lord Wriothes- ley, son of Henry, earl of Southampton. 1616, Nov. 3. Theophilus Clinton, commonly called lord Clinton, afterwards 16th earl of Lincoln. 1616, Nov. 3. Edward Seymour, lord Beauchamp, grandson of Edward, 9th earl of Hertford. 1616, Nov. 3. George Berkeley, 8th lord Berkeley. 1616, Nov. 3. John (Mordaunt), 5th lord Mordaunt, afterwards 1st earl of Peterborough. 1616, Nov. 3. Alexander (Brskine), master of Fentoun or vis- count of Fentoun, son of Thomas, who was afterwards 1st earl of Kellie. 1616, Nov. 3. Henry Frederick Howard, afterwards 27th earl of Arundel. 1616, Nov. 3. Robert Howard, 3rd or 5th son of Thomas, earl of Suffolk. 1616, Nov. 3. Edward Sackville, afterwards 7th earl of Dorset. 1616, Nov. 3. William Howard, 4th or 6th son of Thomas, earl of Suffolk. 1616, Nov. 3. Edward Howard, 5th or 7th son of Thomas, earl of Suffolk. 1616, Nov. 3. William Seymour, afterwards 1st marquess of Hertford. l6o KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1616, Nov. 3. Montagu Bertie, afterwards 2nd earl of Lindsey. 1616, Nov. 3. William Stotjeton, afterwards lltlx lord Stourton. 1616, Nov. 3. Henry Parker, afterwards 6tli lord Monteagle. 1616, Nov. 3. Dudley North, afterwards 4th lord North. 1616, Nov. 3. William Spencer, afterwards 2nd lord Spencer. 1616, Nov. 3. Spencer CoMPTON, afterwards 9th earl of Northampton. 1616, Nov. 3. EowLAND St. John, brother to Oliver, lord St. John. 1616, Nov. 3. John Cavendish, 2nd son of William, earl of Devonshire. 1616, Nov. 3. Thomas Nevill, son of Edward, lord Abergavenny. 1616, Nov. 3. John Eoper, afterwards 3rd lord Teynham. 1616, Nov. 3. John North, brother of Dudley, lord North. 1616, Nov. 3. Henry Carey, afterwards 1st viscount of Falkland. Knights of the Bath made at the Coronation of Charles I., 1625—6, Feb. 1. 1625-6, Feb. 1. George Feilding, viscount Callan, afterwards 18th earl of Desmond. 1625-6, Feb. 1. James Stanley, commonly called lord Strange, afterwards 16th earl of Derby. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Charles Cecil, commonly called viscount Cran- borne, son of William, earl of Salisbury. 162§-6, Feb. 1. Charles Herbert, commonly called lord Herbert of Shurland, son of Philip, earl of Montgomery. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Egbert Rich, commonly called lord Eich, after- wards 24th earl of Warwick. 1625-6, Feb. 1. James Hay, commonly called lord Hay, afterwards 3rd earl of Carlisle. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH i6r 1625-6, Feb. 1. Basil Fielding, commonly called Tiscount Fielding, afterwards 2nd earl of Denbigh. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Oliver St. John, commonly called lord St. John, son of Oliver, earl of Bolingbroke. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Mildmay Fane, commonly called lord Burgbersh, afterwards 8tb earl of Westmorland. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Heney Paulet, commonly called lord Henry Paulet, son of "William, marquess of Winchester. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Edwaed Montagu, afterwards 2nd earl of Man- chester. 1625-6, Feb. 1. John Carey, afterwards 2nd earl of Dover. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Charles Howard, afterwards 3rd earl of Berkshire. 1625-6, Feb. 1. William Howard, son of Thomas, earl of Arundel. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Eobert Stanley, 2nd son of William, 15th earl of Derby. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Pawlet St. John, 2nd son of Oliver, earl of Bolingbroke. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Francis Fane, 2nd son of Francis, earl of Westmoreland. 1625-6, Feb. 1. James Howard, afterwards 11th earl of Suffolk. 1625-6, Feb. 1. William Cavendish, afterwards 4th earl of Devonshire. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Thomas Wentwoeth, afterwards 5th lord Went- worth. 1625-6, Feb. 1. William Paget, afterwards 6th lord Paget. 1625-6, Feb. 1. William Russell, afterwards 4th duke of Bedford. 1625-6. Feb. 1. Heney Stanhope, son of Philip, lord Stanhope of Shelford. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Richaed Vaughan, afterwards 2nd earl of Carbery. 11 l62 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1625-6, Feb. 1. Cheistophee Neville, 2iii son of Edward, lord Abergavenny. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Roger Bertie, 2nd son of Eobert, lord Willougbby de Eresby. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Thomas Wharton, 2nd son of Tbomas, lord Wharton. 1625-6, Feb. 1. St. John Blunt or Blount, brother of Mountjoy, lord Mountjoy. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Ralph (St.) Clare, of Worcestershire, the king's servant of the Privy Chamber. 1625-6, Feb. 1. John Matnard (brother to lord Maynard), the king's servant of the Privy Chamber. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Francis Carew, of Devonshire, the king's servant of the Privy Chamber. 1625-6, Feb. 1. John Btron, of Nottinghamshire, the king's servant of the Privy Chamber. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Roger Palmer, Master of the Household. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Henry Edmonds, son of the Treasurer of the Household. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Ralph Hopton, of Somersetshire. 1625-6, Feb. 1. William Brooke, of Kent. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Alexander Ratcliffe, of Lancashire. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Edward Scott, of Kent. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Christopher Hatton, of Northampton. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Thomas Sackville, of Sussex. 1625-6, Feb. 1. John Munson, or Monson, of Lancashire, son of Sir Thomas Munson. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Peter Wentworth, of Oxfordshire. 1625-6, Feb. 1. John Butler, of Hertfordshire. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Edward Hungerford, of Wiltshire. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Richard Lewson, of Kent. KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 163 1625-6, Feb. 1. Nathaniel Bacon, of Culford, in Suffolk. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Eobeet Poyntz, of Gloucestersbire. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Egbert Bbvill, of Huntingdonshire. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Geoege Sandes, of Kent. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Thomas Smith, or Smythe, afterwards 1st viscount Strangford. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Thomas Fanshawe, of Warparte, in Hertfordshire. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Miles Hobaet, of Plumstead, in Norfolk. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Henry Hart, of Kent, son of Sir Percival Hart. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Francis Carew, alias Throgmorton, of Bedington, Surrey. 1625-6, Feb. 1. John Baccus, or Backhouse, of Berkshire. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Matthew Monins, of Kent. 1625-G, Feb. 1. John Stowell, or Stawell, of Somersetshire. 1625-6, Feb. 1. John Jennings, of Hertfordshire. 1625-6, Feb. 1. Stephen Harvey, of Northampton, son of Justice Harvey. Knights of the Bath made with prince Charles as preparatory to his receiving the Order of the Garter, 1638, May 21 (? 22). 1638, May 21. Prince Charles, afterwards Charles II. 1638, May 21. Egbert (Devereux), 20th earl of Essex. 1638, May 21. Ulice; (Botjeke), 2nd earl of St. Albans. 1638, May 21. Egbert (Bruce), 1st earl of Elgin. 1638, May 21. William (Villiers), 2nd viscount Grandison. Knights of the Bath made at the Coronation of Charles II., 1661, Apr. 23. 1661, Apr. 23. Edward Clinton, commonly called Lord Clinton, afterwards 17th earl of Lincoln. 1661, Apr. 23. John Egerton, commonly called lord Brackley, afterwards 4th earl of Bridgewater. 1661, Apr. 23. Philip Herbert, 2nd son of Philip, earl of Pembroke and Montgomery. l64 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1661, Apr. 23. William Egerton, 2iid son of Jolin, earl of Bridgewater. 1661, Apr. 23. Yere Fane, afterwards 10th earl of Westmorland. 1661, April 23. Charles Berkeley, afterwards 2nd earl of Berkeley. 1661, Apr. 23. Henry Belasyse, son and heir apparent of Jolin, who was afterwards Ist lord Belasyse. 1661, April 23. Henry Hyde, afterwards 2nd earl of Clarendon. 1661, Apr. 23. Rowland Bellasyse, brother to Thomas, viscount Fauconberg. 1661, Apr. 23. Henry Capell, 2nd son of Arthur, earl of Essex. 1661, Apr. 23. John Vaughan, 2nd son of earl of Carbery. 1661, Apr. 23. Charles Stanley, grandson of Charles, 17th earl of Derby. 1661, Apr. 23. Francis Fane, grandson of the late earl of Westmorland. 1661, Apr. 23. Henry Fane, grandson of the late earl of Westmorland. 1661, Apr. 23. Sir William Portman, hart. 1661, Apr. 23. Sir Richard Temple, bart. 1661, Apr. 23. Sir William Ducie, bart., afterwards 1st viscount Downe. 1661, Apr. 23. Sir Thomas Trevor, bart. 1661, Apr. 23. Sir John Scudamore, bart. 1661, Apr. 23. Sir William Gardiner, bart. 1661, Apr. 23. Charles Cornwallis, afterwards 2nd lord Com- wallis. 1661, Apr. 23. John Nicholas, son of Sir Edward Nicholas, Secretary of State. 1661, Apr. 23. John Monson. 1661, Apr. 23. Bourchier Wrey (Wray). KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 165 1661, Apr. 23. John Coventry. 1661, Apr. 23. Edwabd Hungerford. 1661, Apr. 23. John Kntvet (Knevet). 1661, Apr. 23. Philip Butler. 1661, Apr. 23. Adrian Scroope. 1661, Apr. 23. Richard Knightley. 1661, Apr. 23. Henry Heron. 1661, Apr. 23. John Lewkenor. 1661, Apr. 23. George Browne. 1661, Apr. 23. William Terringham, or Tiringham 1661, Apr. 23. Francis Godolphin. 1661, Apr. 23. Edward Baynton. 1661, Apr. 23. Grevill Verney. 1661, Apr. 23. Edward Harley. 1661, Apr. 23. Edward Walpole. 1661, Apr. 23. Francis Popham. 1661, Apr. 23. Edward Wise. 1661, Apr. 23. Christopher Calthorpe. 1661, Apr. 23. Richard Edgcumbe. 1661, Apr. 23. William Bromley. 1661, Apr. 23. Thomas Bridges. 1661, Apr. 23. Thomas Fanshawe. 1661, Apr. 23. John Denham. 1661, Apr. 23. Nicholas Bacon. i66 KNIGHTS OF THE BATH 1661, Apr. 23. James Altham. 1661, Apr. 23. Thomas Windy, or Wendy. 1661, Apr. 23. John Beampston. 1661, Apr. 23. George Freeman. 1661, Apr. 23. Nicholas Slaning. 1661, Apr. 23. Richard Ingoldsby. 1661, Apr. 23. John Rolies. 1661, Apr. 23. Edward Heath. 1661, Apr. 23. William Moeley. 1661, Apr. 23. John Bennet. 1661, Apr. 23. Hugh Smith. 1661, Apr. 23. Simon Leech. 1661, Apr. 23. Henry Chester. 1661, Apr. 23. Robert Atkins. 1661, Apr. 23. Robert Gater or Gayre. 1661, Apr. 23. Richard Powle. 1661, Apr. 23. Hugh Darcy or Ducie. 1661, Apr. 23. Stephen Hales. 1661, Apr. 23. Ralph Bash. 1661, Apr. 23. Thomas Whitmore. Zhc ^08t Ibonoutable ©tbet of tbe Batb. The Most Honourable Order of the Bath. SOVEREIGNS. See list of sovereigns given seriatim under the Order of the Garter. GRAND MASTERS and (subsequently) First and Principal Knights Grand Cross. 1725, May 27. John (Montagu), 2nd duke of Montagu. Died 1749, July 16. 1767, Dec. 30. Prince Feedeeick, of Brunswick Liineburg, after- wards duke of York. Died 1827, Jan. 5. 1827. William Heney, duke of Clarence. Succeeded as Sovereign as William IV., in 1830, June 26. 1837, Dec. 16. Augustus Feedeeick, duke of Sussex. Died 1843, Apr. 21. 1843, May 31. Feancis Albeet Augustus Chaeles Emanuel, prince Consort. Died 1861, Dec. 14. 1897, June 22. Albeet Edwaed, prince of Wales. Succeeded as Sovereign of the Order as Edward VII., in 1901, Jan. 22. 1901, Feb. 26. Aethue William Pateick Albeet, duke of Connaught and Streatheam. Ordee Revived by George I., 1725, May 18. Original Knights Companions (K.B.) invested May 27, and installed June 17. 1725, May 27. Prince William Augustus, 2n(i son of George, prince of Wales, and grandson of George I., afterwards duke of Cumberland. Installed by proxy. 1725, May 27. John (Montagu), 2nd duke of Montagu (Great Master). 1725, May 27. Charles (Lennox), 7tli duke of Eicbmond (not invested). Kniglited by tbe Grand Master. Installed by proxy. 1725, May 27. William (Montagu), 2nd duke of Manchester. 1725, May 27. Charles Beauclerk, commonly called earl of Burford, afterwards 2nd duke of Saint Albans. 1725, May 27. John (Sydney), 17th eaxl of Leicester. 1725, May 27. William Anne (Van Keppel), 14th earl of Albemarle. 1725, May 27. Henry (Scott), 1st earl of Deloraine. 1725, May 27. George (Montague), 2nd earl of Halifax. 1725, May 27. Talbot (Telverton), 17th earl of Sussex. 1725, May 27. Thomas (Fbrmor), 1st earl of Pomfret. 1725, May 27. Nassau Paulet, commonly called Lord Nassau Paulet, son of Charles, 3rd duke of Bolton. 1725, May 27. Adm. George (Byng), 1st viscount Torrington. 1725, May 27. George Cholmondeley, commonly called viscount Malpas, afterwards 3rd earl of Cholmondeley. 1725, May 27. John Campbell, commonly called viscount Glenorchy, afterwards 3rd earl of Breadalbane. Knighted in Denmark. Installed by proxy. 1725, May 27. John (West), lord De la Warr, afterwards 1st earl De la Warr. 1725, May 27. Hugh (Fortescue), 13th lord Clinton, afterwards 1st earl Clinton. 1725, May 27. Robert (Walpole), lord Walpole, afterwards 2nd earl of Orford. 1725, May 27. The Honourable Spencer Compton, afterwards earl of Wilmington (quitted for the Garter 1733, Aug.). 1725, May 27. William Stanhope, 2nd son of Philip, earl of Chesterfield. l68 ORDER OF THE BATH 1725, May 27. Coniees D'Aect, uncle of Robert, earl of Holder- nesse. 1725, May 27. Thomas Lumlet-Saundeeson, afterwards 3rd earl of Scarbrough. 1725, May 27. Paul Methuen. 1725, May 27. Egbeet Walpole, afterwards 1st earl of Orford (quitted for the Garter 1726). 1725, May 27. Eobeet Sutton. 1725, May 27. Lieut. Gen. Chaeles "Wills ("Willis). 1725, May 27. Sir John Hobaet, bart., afterwards earl of Bueking- bamshire. 1725, May 27. Sir "William Gage, bart. 1725, May 27. Eobeet Clifton, son of Sir Gervase Clifton, bart. 1725, May 27. Michael Newton (afterwards bart.). 1725, May 27. "William Tonge, afterwards bart. 1725, May 27. Thomas "Watson-"Wentwoeth, afterwards Ist marquess of Eockingbam. 1725, May 27. John Monson, afterwards 1st lord Monson. 1725, May 27. "William Moegan, of Tredegar. 1725, May 27. Thomas Coke, afterwards 19tb earl of Leicester. 1725, May 27. "William (O'Beien), 4tb earl of Incbiquin. Invested 1725, May 28. Installed June 15. 1725, May 27. John (Beownlow), 1st viscount Tyrconnell. Invested 1725, May 28. Installed June 15. (Dates of Investiture.) 1732, Jan. 12. Henry Brydges, commonly called marquess of Carnarvon, afterwards 2nd duke of Cbandos. Installed June 30. 1732, Jan. 12. "William (Bateman), 1st viscount Bateman. Installed June 30. 1732, Jan. 12. Sir George Downing, bart. Installed June 30. K. B. 169 1732, Jan. 17. Charles Guntee Nicoll. Installed June 30. Date of nomination 1742, June 26. Sir Thomas Eobinsoij', bart., afterwards Ist lord Grantham. Invested at Yienna Dec. 8. Installed 1744, Oct. 20. 1743, July 12. Lieut. Gen. Philip Honywood. Installed 1744, Oct. 20. 1743, July 12. The Hon. James Campbell, Lieut. Gen., second son of the earl of Loudoun. Installed 1744, Oct. 20. 1743, July 12. Lieut. Gen. John Cope. Installed 1744, Oct. 20. 1743, July 12. Sir John Louis Ligoniee, afterwards earl Ligonier. Installed 1744, Oct. 20. Date of investiture 1744, May 28. Richaed (Fitzwilliam), 6th viscount Fitzwilliam of Meryon. Installed Oct. 20. 1744, May 28. Thomas Whitmore. Installed Oct. 20. 1744, May 28. Henet Calthoepe. Installed Oct. 20. 1744, May 28. Sir William Moeden Haeboed, bart. Installed Oct. 20. 1744, May 28. Chaeles Hanbttet Williams. Installed Oct. 20. 1747, May 29. R. Adm. Petee Waeeen. Installed 1749, June 26. 1747, Nov. 14. V. Adm. Edwaed Hawke, afterwards Ist Lord Hawke. Installed by proxy 1749, June 26. 1749, May 2. The Hon. Chaeles Howaed, Lieut. Gen., brother of Henry, earl of Carlisle. Installed 1749, June 26. 1749, May 2. Maj. Gen. Chaeles Aemand Powlett. Installed 1749, June 26. 1749, May 2. Maj. Gen. John Moedaunt. Installed 1749, June 26. 1749, May 2. John Savile, afterwards 1st earl of Mexborough. Installed 1749, June 26. 1752, Mar. 12. Richard (Onslow), 3rd lord Onslow. Installed 1753, Dec. 27. 1753, Aug. 27. The Hon. Edwaed Walpole, 2nd son of Robert, 1st earl of Orford. Installed Dec. 27. 170 ORDER OF THE BATH 1753, Aug. 27. Lieut. Gen. Charles Powlett, afterwards 5tli duke of Bolton. Installed Dec. 27. 1753, Aug. 27. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Eichahd Ltttelton, brother of George, lord Lyttelton. Installed Dec. 27. 1753, Aug. 27. Edward Husset-Montagu, afterwards earl of Beaulieu. Installed Dec. 27. 1753, Dec. 12. Adm. William Eowley. Installed Dec. 27. 1754, Sept. 23. Benjamin Keene. Nominated Aug. 17. Invested Sept. 23 at Madrid by the king of Spain. Not installed. 1756, Nov. 27. Lieut. Gen. William Blakenet, afterwards lord Blakeney. Installed by proxy 1761, May 26. 1761, Mar. 23. John (Probt), 1st lord Carysfort. Installed May 26. 1761, Mar. 23. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Joseph Yorke, afterwards lord Dover. Installed May 26. 1761, Mar. 23. Sir James Gray, bart. Appointed Mar. 23 ; installed by prosy May 26; invested at Naples by king Ferdinand June 6. 1761, Mar. 23. Sir William Beauchamp Proctor, bart. Installed by proxy May 26. 1761, Mar. 23. Sir John Gibbons, bart. Installed May 26. Date of nomination 1761, Mar. 23. Adm. George Pocock. Invested May 6. Installed May 26. 1761, Mar. 23. MaJ. Gen. Sir Jefeerx Amherst, afterwards 1st lord Amherst. Invested at Staten Island, in North America, by Maj. Gen. Monckton, Oct. 25. Installed by proxy May 26. Date of investiture 1761, Mar. 23. Maj. Gen. John Griffin Griffin, afterwards 4th lord Howard de Walden. Installed by proxy May 26. 1761, Mar. 23. Francis Blake Delaval. Installed May 26. 1761, Mar. 23. Charles Frederick. Installed May 26. 1761, Mar. 26. George Wahren. Installed May 26. Date of nomination 1761, May 16. V. Adm. Charles Saunders. Invested at Gibraltar by Maj. G«n. Parslow, July 6. Installed by proxy May 26. K. B. 171 Date of inveatiture 1764, Jan. 16. Charles Coote, afterwards 5th earl of Bellomont. Invested by the Lord Lieutenant at Dublin Castle. Installed 1772, June 15. 1764, Apr. 24. Maj. Gen. Robeet (Clive), 1st lord Clive. Installed 1772, June 15. 1765, Dec. 13. Andrew Mitchell. Not installed. 1765, Dec. 27. Maj. Gen. William Draper. Installed 1772, June 15. 1767, Dec. 30. Prince Frederick, of Brunswick-Liineburg, Bishop of Osnaburgh, afterwards duke of York. Nominated First and Principal Companion. Installed by proxy 1772, June 15. 1768, Oct. 25. Sir Horatio Mann, bart. Invested at Florence by the grand duke of Tuscany. Installed by proxy, 1772, June 15. 1770, May 18. Robert (Knight), 1st earl of Catherlough. Not installed. 1770, May 18. V. Adm. Sir John Moore, bart. Installed by proxy 1772, June 15. Date of nomination 1770, June 28. R. Adm. Sir John Lindsay, bart. Invested by the Nabob of the Carnatic, near Madrasj 1771, Mar. 11. In- stalled 1772, June 15. 1770, June 28. Maj. Gen. Eyre Coote. Invested 1771, Aug. 30. Installed 1772, June 15. Date of investiture 1771, Feb. 18. Lieut. Gen. Charles Montagu. Installed 1772, June 15. 1771, Feb. 18. Ralph Payne, afterwards lord Lavington. Installed by proxy 1772, June 15. Date of nomination 1771, Feb. 18. William Lynch. Invested at Turin Mar. 11. Installed 1772, June 15. Date of investiture 1772, Jan. 15. Sir Charles Hotham (afterwards Hotham-Thomp- son), bart. Installed June 15. 1772, Jan. 15. William Hamilton. Installed June 15. 172 ORDER OF THE BATH Date of nomination 1772, Feb. 29. Lieut. Col. Robbrt Murray Keith. Nominated a supernumerary knight. Succeeded as an ordinary knigM on the death of the earl of Caterlough. Installed by proxy June 15. 1772, May 29. Rt. Hon. Sir George Macartney, afterwards earl Macartney. Invested at Dublin, June 25. Installed by proxy June 15. Date of investiture 1773, Feb. 22. Lieut. Gen. James Adolphus Oughton. Installed by proxy 1779, May 19. Bate of nomination 1773, June 2. Robert Gunning, afterwards hart. Invested at St. Petersburg by the empress of Russia, July 9. Installed by proxy 1779, May 19. Date of investiture 1774, Aug. 3. Lieut. Gen. Sir George Hovfard, bart. Installed 1779, May 19. 1774, Aug. 3. Lieut. Col. Rt. Hon. John Blaquiere, afterwards 1st lord de Blaquiere. Installed 1779, May 19. 1775, Feb. 3. William Gordon. Installed 1779, May 19. 1775, Dec. 15. Lieut. Gen. Rt. Hon. John Irwine. Installed 1779, May 22. Date of nomination 1776, July 6. Gen. Guy Carleton, afterwards 1st lord Dorchester. Installed 1779, May 19. 1776, Oct. 13. Maj. Gen. the Hon. William Howe, afterwards 5th viscount Howe. Invested at New York by viscount Howe, 1777, Jan. 18. Installed 1779, May 19. 1776, Nov. 9. Lieut. Gen. John Clavering. Invested by himself at Calcutta, 1777, June 30. Not installed. Date of investiture. 1777, Apr. 11. Maj. Gen. Henry Clinton. A supernumerary knight till the death of the earl of Inchiquin in July following. Installed by proxy 1779, May 19. 1778, Dec. 9. R. Adm. Edward Hughes. Installed by proxy 1779, May 19. Date of nomination , 1779, Feb. 24. James Harris, afterwards Ist earl of Malmesbury. Invested by the Empress of Russia at St. Petersburg, Mar. 21. Installed by proxy May 19. K. B. 173 1779, Mar. 23. Maj. Gen. Hector Monro. Invested by the nabob of Arcot, near Madras, Oct. 13. Installed by proxy May 19. Bate of investiture 1779, May 5. Eandall William (MacDonnell), Gtb earl, after- wards 1st marquess of Antrim. Installed 1779, May 19. Bate of nomination 1780, Nov. 13. Thomas Whoughton. Invested at Stockholm by the king of Sweden, Dec. 5. Not installed. 1780, Nov. 13. Lieut. Gen. Richard Pierson. Invested Nov. 13. Not installed. 1780, Nov. 14. Adm. Sir George Brtdges Rodney, bart., after- wards 1st Lord Rodney. A supernumerary knight till the death of Sir Richard Pierson in 1781, Feb. Installed 1788, May. 19. Bate of investiture 1781, Dec. 17. Lieut. Gen. Edward (Ligonier), 1st earl Ligonier. Died before installation. 1782, May 29. Capt. John Jervis, afterwards earl of St. Vincent. Installed 1788, May 19. Bate of nomination 1783, Jan. 8. The Hon. George Ausgustus Elliott, afterwards 1st lord Heathfield. Invested at Gibraltar by Lieut. Gen. Boyd, 1783, Apr. 23. Installed 1788, May 19. Bate of investiture 1783, Jan. 8. Lieut. Gen. Charles Grey, afterwards 1st earl Grey, of Howick. A supernumerary knight till the death of Sir Eyre Coote, 1783, Apr. 26. Installed 1788, May 19. 1785, Jan. 28. Lieut. Gen. Robert Boyd. Installed 1788, May 19. 1785, Sept. 30. Lieut. Gen. Frederick Haldimand. Installed 1788, May 19. 1785, Sept. 30. Maj. Gen. Archibald Campbell. A supernumerary knight till the death of Sir Charles Frederick, 1785, Dec. Installed by proxy 1788, May 19. 1786, Dec. 20. Lieut. Gen. "William Fawcett. Installed 1788, May 19. 1786, Dec. 20. Robert (Monckton-Arundell), 8th viscount Galway. A supernumerary knight till the death of Sir William Draper, 1787, Jan. Installed 1788, May 19. 174 ORDER OF THE BATH 1788, May 7. Rt. Hon. Sir George Tonge, bart. Installed May 19. 1788, May 7. V. Adm. Alexander Hood, afterwards 1st viscount Bridport. Installed May 19. 1788, June 6. Gen. Robert Sloper. Not installed. Bate of nomination 1791, Dec. 16. Morton Eden, afterwards 1st lord Henley. Invested at Berlin by the king of Prussia, 1792, Jan. 1. Installed 1803, May 19. Date of investiture 1792, Aug. 15. Lieut. Gen. the Et. Hon. William Augustus Pitt. Installed 1803, May 19. 1792, Aug. 15. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. John Vaughan. Not installed. Date of nomination 1792, Aug. 15. Maj. Gen. William Medows. Invested Dec. 14. Installed by proxy 1803, May 19. 1792, Aug. 15. Maj. Gen. Robert Abercrombt. Invested at Bombay by Sir C. W. Malet, 1793, June 4. Installed by proxy 1803, May 19. 1793, Sept. 27. Charles Whitworth, afterwards lord Whitworth. Invested at St. Petersburg by the Empress of Russia, 1793, Nov. 17. Installed by proxy 1803, May 19. Date of investiture 1794, May 30. R. Adm. the Hon. George Keith Elphinstone, afterwards 1st viscount Keith. Installed by proxy 1803, May 19. 1794, May 30. Capt. the Rt. Hon. Sir John Borlase Warren, bart. Installed by proxy 1803, May 19. Date of nomination 1794, Nov. 18. Maj. Gen. Adam Williamson. Invested at Kingston, Jamaica, by the earl of Balcarres, 1795, Apr. 21. Not installed. Date of investiture 1795, July 1. Sir Joseph Banks, bart. Installed 1803, May 19. 1795, July 22. Maj. Gen. Ralph Abercrombt. Not installed. 1796, Feb. 17. R. Adm. Hugh Cloberrt Christian. Not installed. K. B. 175 Bate of nomination 1797, Jan. 14. Maj. Gen. Alueed Clarke. Installed 1803, May 19. 1797, Jan. 14. Maj. Gen. James Heney Craig. Installed 1803, May 19. 1797, May 27. R. Adm. Horatio Nelson, afterwards viscount Nelson. Invested Sept. 27. Installed by proxy 1803, May 19. Date of investiture 1798, Feb. 14. V. Adm. John Colpots. Installed 1803, May 19. Date of nomination 1799, Jan. 8. Lieut. Gen. tbe Hon. Charles Stuart. Invested 1800, Jan. 8. Not installed. Date of investiture 1800, Jan. 8. V. Adm. Henry Harvey. Installed 1803, May 19. 1800, Jan. 8. V. Adm. Andrew Mitchell. Installed by proxy 1803, May 19. Date of nomination 1801, May 14. R. Adm. Thomas Graves. Invested by lord Nelson in Kiego Bay, 1801, June 14. Installed by proxy 1803, May 19. 1801, May 28. Maj. Gen. the Hon. John Hely-Hutchinson, after- wards 2nd earl of Donougbmore. Installed 1803, May 19. 1801, June 6. Lieut. Gen. Thomas Trigge. Installed by proxy 1803, May 19. 1801, June 6. R. Adm. John Thomas Duckworth. Invested at Antigua by lord Lavington, 1801, Nov. 30. Installed by proxy 1803, May 19. 1801, Sept. 5. R. Adm. Sir James Saumarez, bart. Invested at Gibraltar by Gen. O'Hara, 1801, Nov. 17. Installed by proxy 1803, May 19. Date of investiture 1802, May 19. Maj. Gen. Eyre Coote. A supernumerary knight till the death of Sir Robert Sloper, 1802, Aug. Installed 1803, May 19. 1803, Feb. 16. Maj. Gen. John Francis Ceaddock. Installed May 19. 12 176 ORDER OF THE BATH 1803, Apr. 28. Lieut. Gen. David Dundas. Installed May 19. Date of nomination 1804, May 21. Et. Hon. Aethue Paget. Installed 1812, June 1. 1804, Aug. 28. Maj. Gen. the Hon. Aethub Wellesley, after- wards duke of Wellington. A supernumerary knight till the death of viscount Nelson in Oct., 1805. Invested in India about March, 1805. Installed by proxy 1812, June 1. 1804, Sept. 26. Maj. Gen. the Hon. Geoege James Ludlow, after- wards 3rd earl Ludlow. A supernumerary knight till the death of Sir Hector Munro in Jan., 1806. Invested 1804, Nov. 14. Installed 1812, June 1. 1804, Sept. 26. Maj. Gen. John Mooee. A supernumerary knight till the death of Sir Andrew Mitchell in Eeb., 1806. Invested 1804, Nov. 14. Not installed. 1804, Sept. 26. Commodore Samuel Hood. A supernumerary knight till the death of earl Macartney in March, 1806. Invested at Antigua by lord Lavington in May, 1805. Installed by proxy 1812, June 1. 1806, Jan. 29. R. Adm. William (Caenegie), 7th earl of Northesk. A supernumerary knight till the death of lord Lavington in Aug., 1807. Invested 1806, June 5. Installed 1812, June 1. 1806, Jan. 29. R. Adm. Sir Eichaed John Steachan, bart. A supernumerary knight till the death of earl Grey in Nov., 1807. Invested 1807, Mar. 4. Installed 1812, June 1. 1806, Mar. 29. E. Adm. the Hon. Alexandee Poeeestee Inglis GoCHEANE. A supernumerary knight till the death of lord Dorchester in Nov., 1808. Installed by proxy 1812, June 1. 1806, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. John Stuaet. A supernumerary knight till the death of Sir John Moore in Jan., 1809. Invested 1807, Mar. 4. Installed 1812, June 1. 1806, Oct. 29. Philip Feancis. A supernumerary knight till the death of Sir William Pitt in Dec, 1809. Invested 1806. Oct. 29. Installed 1812, June 1. 1806, Oct. 29. Sir Geosge Hilaeo Baelow, bart. A supernumerary knight till the death of viscount Galway in July, 1810. Invested at Calcutta by lord Minto, 1807, Aug. 12. Installed by proxy 1812, June 1. K. B. 177 1808, Mar. Percy Clinton Sydney (Smythe), 6th viscount Strangford. A supernumerajry knight till the death of Sir Henry Harvey in Dec, 1810. Invested 1808, Mar. 16. Installed by proxy 1812, June 1. 1808, Oct. 15. R. Adm. Richard Goodwin Keats. A super- numerary knight till the death of Sir James Craig in Jan., 1812. Invested 1809, July 12. 1809, Apr. 21. Lieut. Gen. Sir David Baied, hart. A siiper- numerary knight till the death of lord Blaquiere in Aug., 1812. Invested 1809, Apr. 26. Installed 1812, June 1. 1809, Apr. 21. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. John Hope, afterwards 4th earl of Hopetoun. A supernumerary knight till the death of Sir George Yonge in Sept., 1812. Invested 1809, Apr. 26. Installed by proxy 1812, June 1. 1809, Apr. 21. Maj. Gen. Brent Spencer. A supernumerary knight till the resignation of the marquess of Wellington in May, 1813. Invested 1809, Apr. 26. Installed 1812, June 1. 1809, Apr. 24. Lieut. Gen. the Rt. Hon. George Beckwith. A supernumeraiy knight till the death of Sir William Medows in Nov., 1813. Invested at Martinique by Sir Alexander Cochrane, 1809, Aug. 20. Installed by proxy 1812, June 1. 1809, Apr. 24. Capt. the Hon. Thomas Cochrane, commonly called lord Cochrane,, afterwards 10th earl of Dundonald. A supernumerary knight till the death of Sir Thomas Trigge in Jan., 1814. Invested 1809, Apr. 26. Installed 1812, June 1. Expelled the Order 1814, July 15, but re-admitted as G;C.B. 1847, May 22. 1809, Sept. 16. Maj. Gen. John Cope Sherbrooke. A super- numerary knight till the death of lord Bridport in May, 1814. Invested at Badajoz by viscount Wellington, 1809, Oct. 7. Installed by proxy 1812, June 1. 1810, Oct. 16. Lieut. Gen. William Carr Beresford, afterwards viscount Beresford. A supernumerary knight till the death of Sir Thomas Graves in June, 1814. Invested by viscount Wellington at Mafra, 1810, Nov. 7. Installed by proxy 1812, June 1. 1812, Feb. 22. Lieut. Gen. Thomas Graham, afterwards lord Lynedoch. A supernumerary knight till the death of viscount Howe in July, 18l4. Invested by the earl of Wellington, 1812, Mar. 10. Installed by proxy June 1. 178 ORDER OF THE BATH 1812, Feb. 22. Lieut. Gen. Rowland Hill, afterwards Ist viscount Hill. A supernumerary knight till the expulsion of lord Cochrane in July, 1814. Invested by the earl of Wellington, 1812, Mar. 10, at Elvas. Installed by proxy June 1. 1812, Feb. 22. Maj. Gren. Samuel Auchmuty. A supernumerary knight till the death of Sir Samuel Hood in Dec, 1814. Installed by proxy, June 1. 1812, Mar. 10. The Et. Hon. Henry Wellesley, afterwards 1st lord Cowley. A supernumerary knight. Invested at Cadiz by the President of the Regency. Installed by proxy June 1. Date of investiture 1812, June 12. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Edv7Aed Paget. A super- numerary knight. Bate of nomination 1812, Aug. 21. Lieut. Gen. Sir Stapleton Cotton, bart., afterwards 1st viscount Combermere. A supernumerary knight. In- vested by the marquess of Wellington in Sept. or Oct., 1812. 1812, Sept. 26. Charles Stuart, afterwards 1st lord Stuart de Rothesay. A supernumerary knight. Invested at Lisbon, 1813, Jan. 17, by the marquess of Wellington. 1812, Oct. 10. Maj. Gen. Isaac Brock. An extra knight. Slain in North America on the 13th of the same month. 1813, Feb. 1. Adm. the Hon. George Craneield Berkeley. A supernumerary knight. Invested 1813, Mar. 4. 1813, Feb. 1. Lieut. Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sir George Nugent, bart. A supernumerary knight. Invested by the earl of Moira, gov. gen. of India. 1813, Feb. 1. Lieut. Gen. William Keppel. A supernumerary knight. 1813, Feb. 1. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Doyle, bart. A supemumerarv knight. Knighted and invested same day at Carlton House. 1813, Feb. 1. Lieut. Gen. William Cavendish Bentinck, commonly called lord William Cavendish Bentinck. A supernumerary knight. 1813, Feb. 1. Maj. Gen. James Leith. A supernumerary knight- Invested 1813, Mar. 4. K. B. 179 1813, Feb. 1. Maj. Gen. Thomas Picton. A supernumerary knight. Invested 1813, Feb. 1. 1813, Feb. 1. Maj. Gen. Galbeaith Lowey Cole. A supernumerary knigbt. Invested by the marquess of Wellington at Giudad Rodrigo in April, 1813. 1813, Feb. 1. Maj. Gen. tbe Hon. Chaeles William Stewaet, afterwards 3rd marquess of Londonderry. A supernumerary knight. 1813, June 29. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Alexandee Hope. A super- numerary knight. 1813, June 29. Maj. Gen. Heney Clinton. A supernumerary knight. Invested 1814, July 28. 1813, Sept. 11. Geoege (Ramsey), 9th earl of Dalhousie, lieut. gen. A supernumerary knight. Invested by the marquess of Wellington, 1813, Sept. 27, at Lesaca. 1813, Sept. 11. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. William Stuaut or Stewaet. A supernumerary knight. Invested ut supra. 1813, Sept. 11. Maj. Gen. Geoege Mueeay. A supernumerary knight. Invested ut supra. 1813, Sept. 11. Maj. Gen. the Hon. Edwaed Michael Pakenham. a supernumerary knight. Invested ut supra. 1814, July 12. Adm. William Young. A supernumerary knight. Invested 1814, July 12. 1814, Aug. 16. William Feedeeick Heney, of Nassau, hereditary prince of Orange, afterwards William L, king of the Netherlands. A supernumerary knight. Invested at Brussels by viscount Castlereagh, 1814, Aug. 16. i8o ORDER OF THE BATH Oedee Eemodelled, Jan. 2, 1815. KNIGHTS GRAiN'D CROSS— MILITAEY DIYISION. (G.C.B.). Existing Knights of the Bath declared to be Knights Grand Cross under the new organisation of the Order. 1815, Jan. 2. Feedeeick, duke of York. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. John (Jeevis), Ist earl of St. Vincent. 1815, Jan. 2. Gen. Sir Robeet Abeeceomby. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Geoege Keith (Elphinstone), let viscount Keitk. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Sir John Borlase Waeeen, bart. 1815, Jan. 2. Gen. Sir Alueed Claeke. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Sir John Colpoys. 1815, Jan. 2. Gen. John (Helt-Hutchinson), lord Hutchinson, afterwards 2nd earl of Donoughmore. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Sir John Thomas Duckworth. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Sir James Satjmaeez. 1815, Jan. 2. Gen. Sir Eyee Coote. 1815, Jan. 2. Gen. Sir John Francis Ceadock. 1815, Jan. 2. Gen. Sir David Dundas. 1815, Jan. 2. F. Marsh. Aethue (Wellesley), duke of Wellington. 1815, Jan. 2. Gen. Geoege James (Litdlow), 3rd earl Ludlow. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. "William (Caenegie), 7th earl of Northesk. 1815, Jan. 2. Y. Adm. Sir Richaed John Steachan. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. Sir Alexander Forrester Inglis Cochrane. G. C. B. MILITARY i8i 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Stuaet. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. Sir Eichaed Goodwin Keats. 1815, Jan. 2. Gen. Sir David Baied. 1815, Jan. 2. Gen. Sir Geoege Beckwith. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. John (Hope), lord Niddry, afterwards 4tli earl of Hopetown. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir Beent Spencee. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Cope Sheebeoke. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. William Caee (Beeesfoed), lord after- wards viscount Beresford. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Thomas (Geaham), 1st lord Lynedoch. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Eowland (Hill), lord afterwards viscount Hill. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir Samuel Auchmtity. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir Edwaed Paget. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Staplbton (Cotton), lord afterwards Viscount Combermere. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Sir Geoege Ceanfield Beekelet. 1815, Jan. 2. Gen. Sir Geoege Nugent, bart. 1815, Jan. 2. Gen. Sir William Keppell. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Doyle, bart. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir William Cavendish Bentinck, commonly called lord William Cavendisb Bentinck. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir James Leith. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir Thomas Picton. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir Galbeaith Lowey Cole. 1815, Jan, 2. Lieut. Gen. Chaeles William (Vane), lord Stewart, afterwards 3rd marquess of Londonderry. I82 ORDER OF THE BATH 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir Alexander Hope. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir Heney Clinton. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Geoege (Ramsay), 9tli earl of Dalliousie. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir William Stewaet. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Sir Geoege Mueeay. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Sir Edwaed Michael Pakenham. 1815, Jan. 2. (Honorary) William Feedeeick Heney of N"assatj, hereditary prince of Orange, afterwards William I., king of tke Netherlands. Subsequent appointments. Date of nomination 1815, Jan. 2. William Heney, duke of Clarence, afterwards William IV., acting Great Master, 1827. 1815, Jan. 2. F. Marsh. Edwaed, duke of Kent. 1815, Jan. 2. F. Marsh. Ernest Augustus, duke of Cumberland, afterwards king of Hanover. 1815, Jan. 2. F. Marsh. Adolphus Feedeeick, duke of Cambridge. 1815, Jan. 2. F. Marsh. William Feedeeick, duke of Gloucester. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Samuel (Hood), Ist viscount Hood. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Sir Richard Onslow, hart. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. the Hon. William Coenwallis. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. William (Waldegeave), 1st lord Radstock. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Sir Rogee Cuetis, bart. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Geoege Montagu. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Heney William (Paget), earl of Uxbridge, afterwards Ist marquess of Anglesey. 1815, Jan. 2. Gen. Sir Robeet Beowneigg, bart. G. C. B. MILITARY 183 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir Henry Calvekt, bart. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. tte Et. Hon. Thomas Maitland. 1815, Jan. 2. Gen. William Heney Clinton. 1816, Apr. 1. Richard (Le Poer Trench), 6th earl of afterwards Ist viscount Clancarty. 1815, Apr. 7. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Sir John Abercromby. 1815, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. the Hon. Charles Colville. 1815, June 7. Adm. James (Gambler), lord Gambler. Invested 1816, July 5. 1815, Aug. 18. F. Marsh. Karl Philip, prince Schwartzenburg. Invested on that day as an honorary G.C.B. by the duke of Wellington at Paris. 1815, Aug. 18. F. Marsh. Albert Louis Leopold, prince Blucher. Invested ut supra. 1815, Aug. 18. F. Marsh. Count Barclay de Tolly. Invested ut supra. 1815, Aug. 18. F. Marsh. Charles Philip, prince von Wrede. invested ut supra. 1815, Aug. 18. William Frederick Charles, prince and after- wards king William I. of Wurtemburg. Invested ut supra. 1815, June 22. Maj. Gen. the Et. Hon. Sir James Kempt. 1816, Mar. 16. Adm. Edward (Pellew), 1st lord Exmouth. 1816, May 23. Gen. Leopold George Frederick, duke of Saxe,etc., afterwards Leopold I., king of the Belgians. 1816, Dec. 10. Maj. Gen. Sir David Ochterlony, bart. 1817, Jan. 7. Lieut. Gen. Sir Gordon Deummond. 1817, Mar. 11. Maj. Gen. Sir George Townshend Walker, bart. 1818, Feb. 20. Adm. Sir Charles Morice Pole, bart. 1818, Feb. 20. R. Adm. Sir Thomas Francis Feemantle. 184 ORDER OF THE BATH 1818, Feb. 20. E. Adm. Sir George Cockbiten, afterwards bart. 1818, Oct. 14. Gen. Francis (Rawdon-Hastings), 1st marquess of Hastings. 1818, Oct. 14. Lieut. Gen. Sir Thomas Hislop, bart. Invested at Calcutta by the marquess of Hastings, 1819, May 11. 1819, Apr. 17. Prince Volkouskt, gen. of the Russian Service (Honorary). 1819, Apr. 17. Count Woronzow, gen. of the Russian Service (Honorary). 1819, Apr. 17. Ernst Karl Count von Zieten, gen. of the Prussian Service (Honorary). 1819, Apr. 17. Johann Mahia Frimont, afterwards count von Palota, etc. of the Austrian Service (Honorary). 1819, Nov. 20. Maj. Gen. Sir John Malcolm. Invested at Bombay by lieut, gen. Sir Charles Colville. 1820, Mar. 17. Lieut. Gen. Kenneth Alexander (Hovi^ard), 12th lord Howard, of Effingham, afterwards 5th earl of Effingham. 1820, May 16. Adm. Sir William Domett. 1820, May 16. V. Adm. Sir Thomas Foley. 1820, May 16. Gen. William (Harcourt), 3rd earl Harcourt, an extra G.C.B. in contemplation of the coronation of George IV. 1820, May 16. Adm. Benjamin Caldwell. Extra ut swpra. 1820, May 16. Adm. Sir Richard Rodney Bligh. Extra ut supra. 1820, May 16. Gen. Sir Henry Johnson, bart.. Extra ut supra. 1820, May 16. Gen. Henry (Phipps), 1st earl of Mulgrave. Extra ut supra. 1820, May 16. Adm. Sir Charles Henry Knowles, bart. Extra ut supra. 1820, May 16. Adm. the Hon. Sir Thomas Pakenham. Extra ut supra. G. C. B. MILITARY 185 1820, May 16. Gen. George (Habris), 1st lord Harris. Extra ut supra. 1820, May 16. Gen. Sir Banastre Tarleton, bart. Extra ut supra. 1820, May 16. Gen. the Et. Hon. Sir George Hewett, bart. Extra ut supra. 1820, May 20. Gen. Sir George Don. Extra ut supra. 1820, May 20. Gen. James (St. Claib-Erskini;), 2nd earl of Rosslyn, 9tli Dragoons. Extra ut supra. 1820, May 20. Gen. George (Gordon), commonly called marquess of Huntley, afterwards 5tli duke of Gordon. Extra ut supra. 1820, May 20. Lieut. Gen. Charles Cregan Craufurd. Extra ut supra. 1820, May 20. Lieut. Gen. Sir Hildebrand Oakes, bart. Extra ut supra. 1820, June 8. Adm. Sir George Campbell. 1820, Aug. 12. Gen. Charles Count Alten, of the Hanoverian Service. An Honorary G.C.B. 1821, Feb. 23. V. Adm. Sir George Martin. 1822, Sept. 14. V. Adm. Sir Thomas Boulden Thompson, bart. 1822, Sept. 14. Y. Adm. Sir Harry Nealb, bart. 1824, Feb. 25. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Osvs^ald, 35th Foot. 1825, Jan. 11. Adm. Sir Edward Thornbrough. 1825, Jan. 11. Adm. Sir Eliab Harvey. 1825, Oct. 4. V. Adm. Sir William Johnstone Hope. 1826, Jan. 24. Lieut. Gen. Sir Henry Fane (Vane). 1826, Dec. 26. Maj. Gen. Sir Archibald Campbell, bart. 1827, Nov. 13. V. Adm. Sir Edward Codrington. 1830, Mar. 3. V. Adm. Sir Thomas Byam Martin. i86 ORDER OF THE BATH 1830, July 22. Bernard, duke of Saxe-Weimar (Honorary). 1830, Not. 17. Adm. Sir James Hawkins Whitshed, bart. 1830, Nov. 17. Sir Philip Charles Henderson -Durham, afterwards Calderwood-Henderson-Durham. 1831, Feb. 16. Ernest Frederick Herbert, count Miinster, minister of State and Cabinet of Hanover (Honorary). 1831, Feb. 24. Lieut. Gen, Sir "William Houston, bart. 1831, Feb. 24. Lieut. Gen. Sir Edward Barnes. 1831, May 19. Adm. Sir Henry Trollope. 1831, June 6. Adm. tbe Hon. Sir Egbert Stopford. 1831, June 6. Adm. Sir Benjamin Hallowell Carew (extra). 1831, June 6. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Btng, afterwards 6tb earl of Strafford. 1831, Sept. 13. Gen. the Hon. Sir Henry George Grey. (Extra, on tbe Coronation of William IV.). 1831, Sept. 13. Gen. Sir Ronald Craufurd Ferguson. Extra ut supra. 1831, Sept. 13. Gen. Sir Henry Warde. Extra ut supra. 1831, Sept. 13. Adm. Sir Thomas Williams. Extra ut supra. 1831, Sept. 13. Adm. Sir William Hargood. Extra ut supra. 1831, Sept. 13. Lieut. Gen. tbe Hon. Sir William Lumley. Extra ut supra. 1831, Sept. 13. Lieut. Gen. Sir James Willoughby Gordon, bart. Extra ut supra. 1831, Sept. 13. R. Adm. Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, bart. Extra ut supra. 1833, Jan. 24. Adm. Sir Davidge Gould. G. C. B. MILITARY 187 1833, Jan. 29. Adm. Sir Chaeles Tyler. 1833, Apr. 24. V. Adm. Sir Pulteney Malcolm. 1833, July 29. Lieut. Gen. Sir Geoege Anson. 1833, July 29. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Oemsby Yandbleue. 1833, Aug. 1. Lieut. Gen. Sir Thomas Dallas, of the East India Company's Service. 1834, Apr. 16. Lieut. Gen. Sir Heebeet Tayloe. 1834, May 23. F. Marsh. Chaeles, archduke of Austria (Honorary). 1834, Aug. 19. Lieut. Gen. Ludwig Geoeg Thedel, count of Walmoden-Gimborn (Honorary). 1834, Oct. 6. Adm. Sir John Wells. 1834, Oct. 17. Lieut. Gen. Sir Robeet Edwaed Heney Somerset, commonly called lord Robert Edward Henry Somerset. 1834, Dec. 19. Lieut. Gen. Sir William Heney Peingle. 1835, Mar. 28. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Sir Edward Stopfoed. 1835, Aug. 3. Adm. Sir Amelitjs Beatjcleek, commonly called lord Amelius Beauclerk. 1835, Aug. 29. Lieut. Gen. Eenest Feederick Ferdinand Charles William Philip Louis, prince of Hesse Philippsthal Barch- feld (Honorary). 1836, Mar. 11. Y. Adm. Sir Geaham Moore. 1836, June 11. Gen. Lotris William Frederick, landgrave of Hesse-Homburg (Honorary). 1836, Sept. 10. Lieut. Gen. Matthew (Whitworth-Aylmer), 5th lord Aylmer. 1837, Feb. 6. Lieut. Gen. Sir Thomas Makdougall-Brisbane, bart. 1837, Feb. 24. Adm. Sir Lawrence William Halsted. 1837, Mar. 10. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Doveton, of the East India Company's Army. Invested at Madras by lord Elpinstone, 1839, Jan. 11. i88 ORDER OF THE BATH 1837, Mar. 10. Maj. Gen. Sir John Whittington Adams. Nominated but died 1837, Mar. 9, in India. 1837, May 30. Lieut. Gen. Sir Ei chard Husset Vivian, bart. 1838, Jan. 29. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Colborne, afterwards 1st lord Seaton. Invested in Canada by Maj. G«n. Sir James Macdonnel, 1839, Oct. 22 (additional). 1838, Feb. 15. Lieut. Gen. Sir Thomas Bradford. 1838, Feb. 16. Maj. Gen. Sir Henry Worslbt, of the East India Company's Army. 1838, Apr. 20. Lieut. Gen. Sir Frederick Philipse Eobinson. 1838, July 19. Adm. Sir William Sidney Smith (extra on the Queen's coronation). 1838, July 19. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Lambert (extra). 1838, July 19. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Sir Egbert William O'Callaghan (extra). 1838, July 20. Maj. Gen. Sir Alexander Caldwell, of the East India Company's Army (extra). 1838, July 20. Maj. Gen. Sir Jambs Law Ltjshington, of the East India Company's Army (extra). 1838, July 23. Maj. Gen. Sir Alexander Dickson (extra). 1839, June 12. Ferdinand George Augustus, prince of Saxe Coburg Saalfeld (Honorary). 1839, Aug. 12. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Keane, afterwards 1st lord Keane (additional). 1839, Oct. 25. Adm. Sir Henry William Bayntun. 1840, Jan. 21. Maj. Gen. Sir Willoughby Cotton. Invested at Jellalabad by Sir W. H. Macnaughten (additional). 1840, Mar. 6. F. Marsh. H.E.H. Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emanuel, duke of Saxony, prince of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, consort of Queen Victoria. Invested at St. James's Palace, Mar. 6. Nominated 1843, May 31, as First and Principal G.C.B. and acting Great Master in the room of H.E.H. the duke of Sussex deceased. 1840, June 20. Lieut. Gen. the Et. Hon. Sir Frederick Adam. 1840, June 20. Lieut. Gen. Sir Benjamin D'Urban. G. C. B. MILITARY 189 1840, June 20. Lieut. Gen. Sir Ajj^drew Feancis Barnard. 1840, July 4. Adm. Sir William Hotham. 1840, July 4. Adm. Sir Josias Eowley, bart. 1840, July 4. V. Adm. Sir Charles Eowlet, bart. 1840, July 4. V. Adm. Sir David Milne. 1840, July 20. Gen. Baldomero Espartero, count of Lucbana, and duke de la Victoria y de Morella. In tbe service of tbe Queen of Spain (Honorary). Appointed on orbefore July 18; dispensed for investiture and installation July 20. 1841, Feb. 12. Maj. Gen. Sir Joseph O'Halloran, of tbe Bengal Army. 1841, Oct. 14. Maj. Gen. Hugh Gotjgh, afterwards 1st viscount Gougb, commanding tbe forces in Cbina. 1842, Feb. 23. Adm. tbe Hon. Sir John Talbot. 1842, Feb. 23. Adm. Sir Eobert Barlow. 1842, Feb. 23. Adm. Sir Henry Digbt. 1842, May 30. Lieut. Gen. Emanuel, count Mensdorff-Pouillt. 1842, June 16. Col. Sir Robert Henry Sale, serving witb tbe rank of Maj. Gen. in Afgbanistan. 1842, Nov. 5. Arcbduke Frederick Charles, of Austria (Honorary). Dispensed of all ceremonies Nov. 10; appointed a G.C.B. 1841, Jan. 12, but on tbe representation of tbe Austrian Court invested only as a C.B. by Adm. Stopford by warrant of 1841, Jan. 16. 1842, Dec. 2. V. Adm. Sir William Parker. 1842, Dec. 2. Maj. Gen. George Pollock. 1842, Dec. 2. Maj . Gen. William Nott, of tbe East India Company's Service. 1843, July 4. Maj. Gen. Sir Charles James Napier. 184:3, Aug. 18. Prince Frederick William Charles, of Prussia (Honorary). 1845, May 8. Adm. Sir Robert Waller Otway, bart. 190 ORDER OF THE BATH 1845, May 8. V. Adm. Sir Edward William Campbell Eich Owen. 1846, Apr. 7. Col. Sir Henry George Wakeltn Smith, serving with the rank of Maj. Gen. in India. 1846, Nov. 10. Prince Waldemer of Prussia (Honorary). Warrant on that day to the earl of Westmorland, British ambassador at Berlin, to invest him. 1847, May 22. V. Adm. Thomas (Cochrane), 10th earl of Dundonald (see "Cochrane" under K.B., 1809, Apr. 21, p. 177, supra). 1847, Sept. 17. Fitzroy James Henry Somerset, called lord Fitzroy Somerset, afterwards 1st lord Raglan. 1847, Sept. 17. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Macdonald, adj. gen. of the Forces. 1847, Dec. 30. Gen. Sir Colin Halkett. 1848, Jan. 31. Maj. Gen. Sir John Hunter Littler, of the Bengal Infantry. 1848, Aug. 25. Sir James Lillyman Caldwell. 1849, May 7. Lieut. Gen. Sir Edward Blakeney. 1849, June 5. Maj. Gen. Sir Joseph Thackwell. 1849, June 5. Maj. Gen. Sir Walter Ealeigh Gilbert, in the service of the East India Company. 1852, Apr. 6. Adm. Sir Charles Ekins. 1852, Apr. 6. Gen. Sir Peregrine Maitland. 1852, Apr. 6. Adm. the Hon. Sir Thomas Bladen Capel. 1852, Apr. 6. Lieut. Gen. Sir Alexander Woodford. 1852, Apr. 6. Lieut. Gen. Sir Henry Frederick Botjverie. 1852, Apr. 6. V. Adm. Sir Charles Bullen. 1852, Apr. 6. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Fox Buegoyne, inspector general of fortifications. G. C. B. MILITARY ipr 1854, Aug. 12. F. Marsh. H.H. Omae, Lutfi Pacha, generalissimo of the Turkish Forces (Honorary). 1855, July 5. Lieut. Gen. Sir Geoege Bkown. 1855, July 5. V. Adm. James Whitley Deans Dundas. 1855, July 5. Lieut. Gen. H.R.H. Geoege William Frederick Chaeles, duke of Cambridge. 1855, July 5. Lieut. Gen. Sir De Lact Evans. 1855, July 5. Lieut. Gen. Sir Eichard England, Maj. Gen. with the rank of Lieut. Gen. in Turkey. 1855, July 5. Lieut. Gen. Sir Colin Campbell, afterwards lord Clyde, Maj. Gen. with the rank of Lieut. Gen. in Turkey. 1855, July 5. E. Adm. Sir Edmund Lyons, hart. 1855, July 5. Lieut. Gen. Sir George Cathcart, would have been recommended for the G.C.B. had he survived. 1855, July 5. Adm. Sir Graham Eden Hamond, bart. 1855, July 5. Adm. Sir James Alexander Gordon. 1855, July 6. Gen. Sir James McDonell. 1855, July 5. Gen. Sir Hew Dalrymple Ross. 1855, Sept. 5. Gen. Francois Certain Canrobert (Honorary). 1855, Sept. 5. H.I.H. Prince Napoleon (Honorary). 1855, Oct. 16. His Excellency Jean Baptiste Philibert comte Vaillant, senator and marshall of France, grand marshall of the Palace of Napoleon, and secretary of state for war (Honorary). 1855, Oct. 16. Gen. James Simpson. 1855, Oct. 25. Gen. Alfonso Ferrero Bella Marmora, command- ing-in-chief his Sardinian Majesty's forces in the Crimea (Honorary). 1855, Nov. 12. His Excellency marshall Aimable Jean Jacques Pelissier, afterwards due de Malakoff, commanding-in-chief the French army in the Crimea (Honorary). 13 192 ORDER OF THE BATH 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Pieeee Francois Joseph Bosquet, gen. of division, an officer of his Imperial Majesty the emperor of the French, afterwards marsh, of France (Honorary). 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Charles Marie Joseph Marius comte de Salles, general of division, an officer of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of the French (Honorary). 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Marie Edme Patrick Maurice de MacMahon, general of division, an officer of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of the French, afterwards due de Magenta and marsh, of France (Honorary). 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Augusts Michel Etlenne count Regnault de Saint Jean d'Angely, general of division, an officer of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of the French, afterwards marsh, of France (Honorary). 1856, Jan. 3. Louis Michel Morris, gen. of division, an officer of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of the French (Honorary) . 1857, Jan. 1. H.R.H. prince Frederick William Lewis, of Prussia, afterwards king William I., of Prussia, and emperor William I., of Germany, col. gen. in the Service of His Majesty the king of Prussia (Honorary). Warrant of appointment dated 1856, Dec. 10. 1857, May 7. Adm. Ferdinand Alphonse Hamelin, senateur, ministre secretaire d'Etat au departement de la Marine et des colonies, officer of the marine of the Emperor of the French (Honorary). 1857, July 30. Lieut. Gen. Sir James Outram, of the Bombay Army. 1858, July 6. Maj. Gen. Sir Hugh Henry Rose, afterwards lord Strathnairn. 1858, July 6. H.H. the Maharajah Jung Bahadoor Koonvfar Ranajbe, commander-in-chief of the Goorkha troops lately acting with the British Army in India. 1859, May 20. R. Adm. Sir Michael Seymour, late commander-in- chief of Her Majesty's Naval Forces in the East Indies and China. 1859, June 21. Gen. Sir Thomas McMahon, hart. 1859, June 21. Gen. Charles Murray (Cathcaet), 2nd earl Cathcart. G. C. B. MILITARY I93 1859, June 21. Gen. Sir William Matnaed Gomm. 1859, June 21. Gen. Sir Robeet William Gaedinee. 1860, May 18. Adm. Sir John West. 1860, May 18. Adm. Sir William Hall Gage, knight. 1860, May 18. Adm. Sir Feancis William Attsten. 1860, May 18. Adm. Sir Thomas John Cocheane. 1860, May 18. Adm. Sir Geoege Feancis Seymoue. 1860, May 18. Gen. Sir James Dawes Douglas. 1860, May 18. Gen. Sir Geoege Scovell. 1860, May 18. Ulysses (Buegh), 2nd lord Downes, gen. 1860, May 18. Gen. Sir Feedeeick Stovin. 1860, May 18. Gen. Sir James Feegusson. 1860, May 18. Gen. Sir John Bell. 1860, June 29. Lieut. Gen. Sir Chaeles Toeke, military secretary to H.R.H. the [duke of Cambridge] general commanding- in-chief. 1860, Nov 9. Lieut. Gen. Sir James Hope Geant, commanding Her Majesty's Military Forces in China. 1861, Mar. 1. Maj. Gen. Sir Pateick Geant, of the Bengal Infantry, serving with the local rank of Lieut. Gen. in the East Indies, late commander-in-chief at Madras. 1861, June 28. Gen. Sir Aethue Benjamin Clifton. 1861, June 28. Adm. Sir Phipps Hoenby. 1861, June 28. Gen. Sir James Aechibald Hope. 1861, June 28. Gen. Sir Thomas William Beotheeton. 1861, June 28. Gen. Sir Samuel Benjamin Auchmuty. 1861, June 28. Adm. Sir Baeeington Reynolds. 194 ORDER OF THE BATH 1861, June 28. Gen. Sir Thomas Willshiee, bart. 1861, June 28. V. Adm. the Et. Hon. Sir Maurice Feedbbick FiTZHAEDiNGE Beekelet, afterwards 1st lord Fitzhardinge. 1861, June 28. Lieut. Gen. Sir Haery David Jones. 1862, Nov. 10. Gen. Sir John Weight Guise, bart. (on the occasion of the coining of age of H.E-.H. the prince of Wales). 1862, Nov. 10. Gen. Sir John FoESTEE FitzGeeald (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Adm. Anthony (Maitland), 10th earl of Lauder- dale (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Adm. Sir Edwaed Tuckee, reserved half pay of the Navy (same occasion). 1865, Feb. 10. Gen. H.R.H. Albeet Edwaed, prince of Wales. 1865, Mar. 28. Adm. Sir Edwaed Haevey. 1865, Mar. 28. Adm. Sir Faiefax Moeesby. 1865, Mar. 28. Gen. Sir William Eowan. 1865, Mar. 28. Adm. Sir Houston Stewaet. 1865, Mar. 28. Gen. Sir William John Codeington. 1865, Mar. 28. Gen. Sir Geoege Augustus Wetheeall. 1865, Mar. 28. Adm. Sir Heney Ducie Chads. 1865, Mar. 28. Gen. Sir James Feedeeick Love. 1865, Mar. 28. Gen. Sir James Jackson. 1865, Mar. 28. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Gheape, Eoyal (late Bengal) Engineers. 1865, Mar. 28. Lieut. Gen. Heney (Dundas), 3rd viscount Melville. 1865, Mar. 28. V. Adm. the Hon. Sir Feedeeick William Geey. 1865, Mar. 28. V. Adm. Sir James Hope. 1865, June 7. Adm. Sir Geoege Egbert Lambeet. G. C. B. MILITARY 195 1867, Mar. 13. Adm. Sir Stephen Lushington. 1867, Mar. 13. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Lysaght Pennefathee. 1867, Mar. 13. Lieut. Gen. Sir Richard Aieey. 1867, Mar. 13. Adm. Sir Chaeles Howe Feemantle. 1867, Mar. 13. Maj. Gen. Sir Aechdale Wilson, bart. 1867, Mar. 13. Lieut. Gen. Sir Edwaed Lugaed. 1867, Mar. 13. Gen. Sir John Aitchison. 1867, Mar. 13. Gen. the Hon. Sir Chaeles Stephen Goee. 1867, Mar. 13. Geoege (Hat), 8th marquess of Tweeddale, gen. 1868, Apr. 27. Lieut. Gen. Sir Robeet Coenelis Napiee, after- wards lord Napier of Magdala. Lieut. Gen. commanding Her Majesty's forces in Abyssinia. 1869, June 2. Adm. Sir Henet Peescott. 1869, June 2. Geoege Chaeles (Bingham), 3rd earl of Lucan, gen 1869, June 2. Gen. Sir Richaed James Dacees. 1869, June 2. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Sir James Toeke Scaelett. 1869, June 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir Geoege Bdllee. 1869, June 2. Y. Adm. Sir Augustus Leopold Kupee. 1870, May 14. Lieut. Gen. Sir William Rose Mansfield, after- wards 1st lord Sandhurst (late commander-in-chief in India). 1871, May 20. Adm. the Hon. Sir Heney Keppel. 1871, May 20. Gen. Sir William Fenwick Williams, bart. 1871, May 20. Adm. Sir Alexander Milne. 1871, May 20. Gen. Sir Robert John Husset Vivian. 1871, May 20. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Michel. 196 ORDER OF THE BATH 1871, May 20. Lieut. Gen. Sir William Paulet, commonly called lord "William Paulet. 1871, May 20. Adm. Sir Sydney Colpoys Dacees. 1873, May 24. Gren. Sir Henby Geoege Andeew Tayloe, Madras Army. 1873, May 24. Gen. Sir Geoege Bowles. 1873, May 24. Adm. Sir Peovo William Paeey Wallis. 1873, May 24. Adm. Sir William Fanshawe Maetin, bart. 1873, May 24. Gen. Sir Abeaham Robeets. 1873, May 24. Gen. Sir James Chaeles Chatteeton, bart. 1873, May 24. Thomas (Maitland), llth earl of Lauderdale, adm. 1873, May 24. Adm. Sir Lewis Tobias Jones. 1873, May 24. Gen. Sir William Heney Elliott. 1873, May 24. Lieut. Gen. Sir Sydney John Cotton. 1873, May 24. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Bloomeield. 1873', May 24. Lieut. Gen. Sir Duncan Alexandee Cameeon. 1875, May 29. G«n. Sir Thomas Reed. 1875, May 29. Heney (Montagu), 6tli lord Rokeby, gen. 1875, May 29. Gen. Sir John Bloomeield Gough. 1875, May 29. Gen. Sir Chaeles Thomas Van Steaubenzee. 1875, May 29. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Sir Augustus Almeeic Spencee. 1875, May 29. V. Adm. Sir Hastings Reginald Telveeton. 1875, May 29. Lieut. Gen. Sir Chaeles Shepheed Stuaet, Bombay Army. 1875, May 29. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Gaevock. G. C. B. MILITARY 197 1875, May 29. Lieut. Gen. Sir Neville Bowles Chamberlain, Bengal Army. 1875, May 29. Maj. Gen. Sir Alfred Hastings Hoesfoed. 1877, Jan. 1. (Honorary) Gen. H.H. Jioji Rao Sindia, Maharaja of Gwalior. 1877, June 2. Adm. Sir Geoege Eodnet Mundy. 1877, June 2. Gen. Sir "William Wyllie. 1877, June 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir Feedeeick Edward Chapman. 1877, June 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir Feedeeick Paul Haines. 1877, June 2. Lieut. Gen. Sir David Edward Wood. 1877, June 2. Maj. Gen. Sir John Douglas. 1878, June 13. Gen. Sir Aethue Augustus ThurlowCuntnghame. 1878, July 3. (Honorary) Gen. H.R.H. prince Feedeeick Charles Nicholas, of Prussia. 1878, July 29. Gen. Sir John Linton Aeabin Simmons. 1879, Aug. 19. Maj. Gen. Frederick Augustus (Thesiger), 2nd lord Chelmsford, with rank of lieut. gen. while in command of the forces at the Cape of Good Hope. 1880, Apr. 23. Sir George Rose Sartorius, adm. of the Fleet. 1880, Apr. 23. Sir Thomas Matthew Charles Stmonds, adm. of the Fleet. 1880, Apr. 23. Adm. the Hon. Sir James Robert Drummond. 1880, June 19. Lieut. Gen. Sir Garnet Joseph Wolseley, after- wards viscount Wolseley, late governor and high com- missioner of the Colonies of Natal and Transvaal and commanding the forces in South Africa. 1880, Sept. 21. Lieut. Gen. Sir Donald Martin Stewart. 1880, Sept. 21. Maj. Gen. Sir Frederick Sleigh Roberts. 1881, May 24. Gen. William Lygon (Pakenham), 6th earl of Longford. 198 ORDER OF THE BATH 1881, May 24. V. Adm. Sir Frederick Beauchamp Paget Seymour, afterwards lord Alcester. 1882, Apr. 15. Gen. Sir Charles Henry Ellice. 1882, Nov. 17. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Miller Adye. 1882, Nov. 24. Adm. Sir Astley Cooper Key. 1882, Nov. 24. Adm. Sir William Robert Mends, director of transports (extra). 1883, Jan. 25. F. Marsh. Frederick William Nicholas Charles, crown prince of Prussia, afterwards emperor Frederick III. of Germany. 1884, May 24. Gen. Sir Charles William Dunbar Staveley. 1884, May 24. Gen. Sir Collingwood Dickson, V.C. 1884, May 24. Gen. Sir Arthur Borton. 1884, May 24. Gen. Sir Henry Charles Barnston Daubeney. 1884, May 24. Gen. Sir James Brind. 1885, July 3. Maj. Gen. Sir Peter Stark Lumsden. 1885, July 22. (Honorary) Gen. his highness prince Alexandre Louis George Frederic Emile, of Hesse. 1885, Dec. 19. Adm. Sir Geoffrey Thomas Phipps Hornby. 1886, Jan. 30. Lieut. Gen. Sir Frederick Charles Arthur Stephenson. 1886, May 29. Adm. lord Clarence Edward Paget, P.C. 1886, May 29. Gen. George Frederick (Upton), 3rd viscount Templetown. 1886, May 29. Gen. Sir William Jones. 1886, May 29. Gen. Sir Charles Reid, Bengal Staff Corps. 1886, May 29. Gen. Sir George Malcolm, Bombay StafE Corps. 1886, May 29. Gen. Sir Daniel Lysons. 1886, May 29. Lieut. Gen. and Honorary Gen. Sir Frederick Francis Maude, V.C. G. C. B. MILITARY 199 1886, July 30. Adm. Sir John Hay, commonly called lord John Hay. 1886, Dec. 10. (Honorary) His Highness Prince Alexander Joseph, of Bulgaria, in lieu of the Civil distinction of the G.C.B. to which he was gazetted 1879, June 6. 1887, June 21. Adm. Sir George Greville "Wellesley. 1887, June 21. Adm. Sir Edward Gennys Fanshawe. 1887, June 21. Gen. Sir Edward Cooper Hodge. 1887, June 21. Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sir Thomas Montague Steele. 1887, June 21. Gen. Sir Edwin Beaumont Johnson, Royal Artillery. 1887, June 21. Gen. Sir Henry Wylie Norman, Bengal Staff Corps. 1887, June 21. (Additional) prince William Augustus Edward, of Saxe-Weimar, gen. (gazetted on the 21st to civil division but on the 28th June to the military division, G.C.B.). 1887, June 21. (Additional) Adm. Sir William Houston Stewart. 1887, June 21. (Additional) Adm. Sir John Edmund Commerell, V.C. 1887, June 21. (Additional) Lieut. Gen. and Honorary Gen. Sir Charles Lawrence D'Aguilar, Royal Artillery. 1887, June 21. (Additional Lieut. Gen. Sir Archibald Alison, bart., commanding the' Division, Aldershot. 1887, June 21. (Additional) Lieut. Gen. Sir Charles Henry Brownlow, Bengal Staff Corps. 1887, July 1, and Sept. 27. (Additional) Adm. H.S.H. Ernest Leopold Victor Charles Auguste Joseph Emich, of Leiningen, Royal Navy [promoted from G.C.B. civil division], gazetted as Honorary G.C.B. on July 1 and as additional G.C.B. on Sept. 27, with precedence as from 1866, June 29. 1889, May 25. Adm. H.R.H. Alfred Ernest Albert, duke of Edinburgh, personal aide-de-camp to the Queen, late commander-in-chief on the Mediterranean station. 1889, May 25. Gen. Sir Frederick Horn. 1889, May 25. Gen. Sir John St. George, Royal Artillery. 200 ORDER OF THE BATH 1889, May 25. Gen. Sir Ahchibald Little. 1889, May 25. Gen. Sir Henet Daly, Bombay Staff Corps. 1889, May 25. Lieut. Gen. and Honorary Gen. Sir Alexander Taylor, Eoyal Engineers. 1889, Sept. 3. Adm. Sir Aethue William Acland Hood. 1890, July 1. (Honorary) His Imperial Highness Prince Akihito of Komatsu, general-in-cliief of the Japanese Imperial Household Troops. 1891, May 30. Gen. Sir Samuel James Beowne, Y.C, Indian Staff Corps. 1891, May 30. Gen. Sir Chaeles Patton Ketes, Indian Staff Corps. 1891, May 30. Gen. Sir John Ross, comma-nding the troops in the Dominion of Canada. 1891, May 30. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Chetham McLeod. 1891, May 30. Lieut. Gen. Sir Henet Evelyn Wood, Y.C, com- manding the troops, Aldershot. 1892, May 16. (Honorary) His Grand Ducal Highness gen. prince Henry Louis William Adalbert Waldemar Alexander, of Hesse. 1892, May 25. Adm. Sir George Ommanney Willes. 1893, June 3. Lieut. Gen. Sir James Hills-Johnes, Y.C, Royal (late Bengal) Artillery. 1893, June 3. Gen. Sir William Montagu Scott McMuedo. 1893, June 3. Gen. lord Maek Keee. 1893, Nov. 17. Adm. Sir Anthony Hiley Hoskins. 1894, May 26. Gen. Sir Robbet Onesiphoeus Bright. 1894, May 26. Gen. Sir Robert Phayee, Indian Staff Corps. 1894, May 26. Honorary Maj. Gen. Sir Chaeles Henry Palliser, retired full pay, late Indian Staff Corps. G. C. B. MILITARY 201 1894, May 26. Gen. Sir Chaeles Geoege Aebuthnot, Eoyal Artillery. 1894, May 26. Lieut. Gen. (temporary Gen.) the Et. Hon. Sir Redvees Henet Bullee, V.O., adjut. gen. to the Forces. 1895, May 25. Gen. Sir Michael Anthony Sheapnel Biddulph, col. commandant Royal Artillery. 1895, May 25. Gen. Sir Geoege Haeet Smith Willis, col. the Devonshire Regiment. 1895, May 25. Gen. Sir Chaeles John Stanley Gough, V.C, Indian Army. 1895, May 25. Lieut. Gen. Sir Deuey Quezon Deury-Lowe, col. 17th Lancers. 1895, May 25. Adm. Sir William Montagu Dowell. 1895, May 25. Richaed James (Meade), 4th earl of Clanwilliam, Admiral of the Fleet. 1895, May 25. Adm. Sir Richaed Yesey Hamilton. 1895, June 28. Adm. Sir Feedeeick William Richaeds. 1896, Jan. 21. Maj. Gen. Sir Robeet Cunliefe Low, Indian Army, commanding a first-class district in India, in recognition of services during the operation of the Chitral Relief Force. 1896, May 20. Gen. Sir Hugh Heney Gough, V.C, Indian Staff Corps. 1896, May 20. Lieut. Gen. Sir Gerald Geaham, V.C, Royal Engineers. 1896, May 20. Gen. Sir Geoege Richaeds Geeaves. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Gen. Sir Anthony Blaxland Steansham, Royal Marines. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Lieut. Gen. (Local Gen.) Sir Geoege Stewart White, V.C, commander-in-chief. East Indies. 202 ORDER OF THE BATH 1897, June 22. (Additional) Maj. Qen. and Hon. Lieut. Gen. Sir Henry Maeshman Havelock-Allan, bart., V.C., col. the Royal Irish Regiment. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Adm. Sir Nowell Salmon, V.C, commander-in-chief, Portsmouth. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Adm. Sir Algernon McLennan Lyons, principal naval A.D.C. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Adm. Sir Michael Culme-Seymoue, hart. ■* 1898, May 20. Gen. Sir William Stephen Alexander Lockhart, Indian Army, in recognition of services during the recent operations on the North-West Frontier of India. 1898, May 21. Gen. H.R.H. Aethur William Patrick Albert, duke of Connaught and Strathearn, A.D.C, commanding the Troops, Aldershot. 1898, Nov. 15. Lieut. Gen. Sir Francis Wallace Geeneell, com- manding the Force in Egypt, in recognition of services in Egypt and the Sudan, including the battles of Atbara and Khartum. Afterwards lord Grenfell. 1898, Nov. 15. Maj. Gen. Horatio Herbert, lord Kitchener, Royal Engineers, Sirdar of the Egyptian Army (same occasions). 1899, June 3. Gen. Sir John Forbes, Bombay Cavalry. 1899, June 3. Adm. Sir Walter James Hunt-Grubbe. 1899, June 3. Adm. the Hon. Sir Edmund Robert Feemantle. 1899, June 3. Adm. Sir John Ommanney Hopkins. 1899, June 3. Gen. Sir Robeet Biddulph, Royal Artillery, governor and commander-in-chief Gibraltar. 1900, May 23. Gen. Sir Charles Cooper Johnson, Indian Staff Corps. 1900, May 23. Lieut. Gen. Sir Baker Creed Russell, col. 13th Hussars, commanding the Troops Southern District. 1900, May 23. Gen. Sir William Olpheets, V.C, col. commandant Royal (late Bengal) Artillery. G. C. B. MILITARY 203 1900, Kov. 9. Y. Adm. Sir Edwaed Hobaet Setmoue. 1900, Nov. 29. Lieut. Gen. (temporary gen.) Sir Heney Beacken- BTJEY, col. commandant. Royal Artillery, in recognition of services in connection with the campaign in South Africa, 1899-1900. {See footnote on p. 347.) 1900, Nov. 29. Lieut. Gen. Sir Chaeles Mansfield Claeke, bart., (same occasion). 1901, Mar. 19. (Honorary) prince Ltjitpold Chaeles Joseph GuiLLAUME Louis, regent of Bavaria. 1901, Aug. 16. (Honorary) field-marshal count von Waldeesee. 1902, June 26. Adm. the lord Waltee Talbot Keee, 4th son of 7th marquess of Lothian. 1902, June 26. Adm. Sir John Aebuthnot Fishee. 1902, June 26. Y. Adm. Sir Feedbeick Geoege Denham Bedfoed. 1902, June 26. (Additional) Adm. the Rt. Hon. Sir John Chaeles Daleymple Hay, bart. (retired). 1902, June 26. (Additional) Sir William Geaham (retired). 1902, June 26. (Additional) Adm. Sir Algeenon Chaeles Fieschi Heneage (retired). 1902, June 26. (Additional) Adm. Sir Alex andee Btjllee (retired). 1902, June 26. Gen. Sir Eichaed Chambee Hayes Taylor. 1902, June 26. Gen. Sir Haeey Noeth Daleymple Peendeegast. Y.C., unemployed supernumerary list. Royal (late Madras) Engineers. 1902, June 26. Gen. Sir John Watson, Y.C, unemployed super- numerary list, Indian Staff Corps. 1902, June 26. Lieut. Gen. Sir Robeet Hume. 1902, June 26. Gen. Sir Maetin Dillon. 1902, June 26. Gen. Sir Reginald Gipps. 1902, June 26. Lieut. Gen. Sir Robeet Grant. 204 ORDER OF THE BATH 1902, Sept. 19. His Majesty Menelek II., emperor of Ethiopia. 1902, Oct. 31. (Additional) Lieut. Gen. Paul Sanfoed (Methuen), 3rd lord Methuen (for services in South Africa). 1902, Nov. 9. (Additional) Adm. Sir Robert Henry More MOLYNEUX. 1902, Nov. 9. (Additional) Adm. Sir Charles Frederick Hotham. 1902, Nov. 9. (Additional) Adm. the lord Charles Thomas Montagu-Douglas-Scott, 4th son of 5th duke of Buccleuch. 1903, June 26. Gen. Sir Arthur Power Palmer, Indian Army. 1903, June 26. Gen. Sir George Wentworth Alexander HiGGINSON. 1903, June 26. G«n. Sir Richard Harrison, Royal Engineers. 1903, Nov. 9. Adm. Sir Cyprian Arthur George Bridge. 1904, April 26. (Honorary) Friedeick Adolphe Hermann, reigning prince of Waldeck and Pyrmont. 1904, June 10. (Honorary) H.I. and R.H. Archduke Frederick Marie Albert William Charles, duke of Teschen of Austria. 1904, June 24. Gen. Sir Edward Alan Holdich. 1904, June 24. Gen. Sir John Alexander Ewart, since deceased. 1904, June 24. Gen. Sir William Gordon Cameron. 1904, June 24. Lieut. Gen. Sir Thomas Kelly-Kenny. 1904, June 24. Lieut. Gen. Sir Charles Comyn Egerton, Indian Army, in recognition of his services in command of the Somaliland Field Force. 1904, Nov. 9. Adm. Sir Compton Edward Domvile. G. C. B. CIVIL 205 KNIGHTS GRAND CROSS— CIVIL DIVISION (G.C.B.). Existing knights of the Bath declared Civil G.C.B. at the extension of the Order. 1815, Jan. 2. Sir Robert Gunning. 1815, Jan. 2. James (Haeeis), 1st earl of Malmesbury. 1815, Jan. 2. Morton (Eden), Ist lord Henley. 1815, Jan. 2. Charles (Whitworth), lord afterwards earl Whit- worth. 1815, Jan. 2. Sir Joseph Banks, bart. 1815, Jan. 2. Rt. Hon. Sir Arthur Paget. 1815, Jan. 2. Sir Philip Francis. 1815, Jan. 2. Sir George Hilaro Barlow. 1815, Jan. 2. Percy Clinton Sydney (Smythe), 6th viscount Strangford in Ireland, afterwards lord Penshurst in Great Britain. 1815, Jan. 2. The Hon. Sir Henry Wellesley, afterwards 1st lord Cowley. 1815, Jan. 2. The Hon. Sir Charles Stuart (Stewart). Subsequent AppointTnents. 1816, Oct. 21. Sir Robert Liston. 1819, Oct. 20. Sir "William A'Court, bart., afterwards 1st lord Heytesbury. Invested by the king of Naples. 1820, May 20. Sir Charles Long, afterwards lord Farnborough. An extra G.C.B. in contemplation of the coronation of George IV. Invested May 22. 1820, May 20. Sir Charles Bagot. Extra ut supra. 1822, Mar. 8. The Rt. Hon. Edward Thornton. 206 ORDER OF THE BATH 1822, Apr. 1. Maj. Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sir Benjamin Bloomfeeld, afterwards 1st lord Bloomfield. 1825, May. Granville (Leveson-Gowee), 1st viscount, afterwards 4th earl Granville. Invested by the king of France 1825, June 9. 1827, Dec. 13. Rt. Hon. Fbederick James Lamb, afterwards lord Beauvale and 3rd viscount Melhourne. 1829, Dec. 7. Rt. Hon. Sir Steatfoed Canning, afterwards viscount Stratford de RedclifEe. 1829, Dec. 7. Rt. Hon. Sir Robeet Goedon. 1831, Aug. 3. Rt. Hon. Sir Robeet Adaie. 1832, June 6. Heney John (Temple), 3rd viscount Palmerston. 1833, Aug. 31. Chaeles Mannees Sutton, afterwards 1st viscount Canterbury. 1834, Mar. 3. John (Ponsonbt), 2nd lord and afterwards 1st viscount Ponsonby. 1834, Sept. 16. Gilbert (Elliot-Mureay-Ktnynmound), 2nd earl of Minto. 1835, Aug. 29. Geoege (Eden), 2nd lord, afterwards 1st earl of Auckland. 1835, Sept. 12. Rt. Hon. Sir Chaeles Theophilus Metcalfe, bart. Invested by lord Auckland, gov. gen. of India, 1836, Mar. 14. 1837, June 27. John Geoege (Lambton), 1st earl of Durham. 1837, July 12. Paul Anthony, prince Esterhazy (Honorary). 1837, Oct. 19. Geoege "William Frederick Villiers, afterwards 8th earl of Clarendon. 1837, Dec. 15. Augustus Feederick, duke of Sussex. Appointed first and principal G.C.B. Dec. 15, and acting Great Master of the Order Dec. 16. Invested 1838, Feb. 21. 1838, July 19. Archibald (Acheson), 2nd earl of Gosford. An extra civil G.C.B. G. C. B. CIVIL 207 1838, July 19. Col. Geohge William Eussell, commonly called called lord George William Russell, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of Prussia. An extra civil G.C.B. 1838, July 19. Chaeles Augustus (Ellis), 6tli lord Howard de Walden, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Portugal. An extra civil G.C.B. 1838, July 20. Richaed Jenkins, formerly of the East India Com- pany's Civil Service. An extra civil G.C.B. 1839, Apr. 15. John McNeill. 1841, Aug. 19. Et. Hon. Charles Edward (Poulett Thomson), 1st lord Sydenham, gov. gen. of British North America. 1841, Aug. 27. Lieut. Gen. Sir Howaed Douglas, bart. 1841, Aug. 27. Lieut. Gen. Sir Lionel Smith, hart., gov. of Mauritius. 1842, Dec. 2. Maj. Gen. Sir Henry Pottingee. 1843, Nov. 10. Aethue Aston, late H.M. envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the queen of Spain. 1844, July 1. Lieut. Gen. Sir Henry Haedinge, afterwards 1st viscount Hardinge. 1844, July 10. Sir Edmund Lyons, bart., capt. E.N., H.M. minister plenipotentiary to the king of Greece. 1844, Oct. 30. Et. Hon. Edvfaed (Law), 1st earl of EUenborough. 1845, Dec. 11. Et. Hon. Chaeles Cecil Cope (Jenkinson), 3rd earl of Liverpool. 1846, June 24. Lieut. Gen. John (Pane), 17th earl of Westmorland, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Berlin. 1847, Jan. 28. Sir George Hamilton Seymour, envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the queen of Portugal. 1847, Dec. 10. Constantine Heney (Phipps), 3rd marquess of Normanby, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the king of the French. 14 208 ORDER OF THE BATH 1848, Jan. 22. Erktest Christian Charles, prince of Hohenlohe- Langenburg. 1848, Jan. 22. Frederick William Charles George Ernest Adolphus Gxjstavus, hereditary (subsequently reigning) grand duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz. 1849, Mar. 31. Sir George Grey, bart., one of her majesty's principal secretaries of state. 1851, Mar. 1. Sir William Henry Lytton Earle Bulwer, after- wards lord Bailing and Bulwer, envoy extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the United States of America. 1852, Feb. 23. Et. Hon. John Cam (Hobhouse), lord Broughton. 1853, Feb. 21. Henry Richard Charles (Wellesley), 2nd lord and 1st earl Cowley, ambassador extraordinary and pleni- potentiary to his majesty the emperor of the French. 1854, Apr. 15. Et. Hon. Sir James Eobert George Graham, bart., a lord of the admiralty. 1855, Oct. 29. Fox (Maule), 2nd lord Panmure, afterwards 11th earl of Dalhousie, secretary of state for war. 1856, June 19. Et. Hon. Sir Charles Wood, bart., afterwards 1st viscount Halifax,. of Monk Bretton, a lord of the admiralty. 1857, Jan. 24. Edward Granville (Eliot), 3rd earl of St. Germans. 1857. Nov. 11. Sir John Laird Mair Lawrence, afterwards lord Lawrence', chief commissioner and agent to the gov. gen. of India for the affairs of the Punjab. 1858, Mar. 5. John Hobart (Caradoc), 2nd lord Howden, maj. gen., envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the queen of Spain. 1858, Sept. 3. John Arthur Douglas (Bloomfield), 2nd lord Bloomfield, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipoten- tiary to the king of Prussia. 1858, Sept. 28. (Extra) James (Bruce), 8th earl of Elgin, and 12th earl of Kincardine, high commissioner and plenipotentiary on a special mission to the emperor of China. 1859, Mar. 31. (Extra) Et. Hon. Charles John (Canning), 2nd viscount Canning, gov. gen. of India. 1859, Mar. 31. (Extra) Et. Hon. John (Elphinstone), 13th lord Elphinstone, gov. of the Presidency of Bombay. G. C. B. CIVIL 209 1859, June 15. (Extra) Rt. Hon. Jambs Howaed (Habeis), 3rd earl of Malmesbury, secretary of state for foreign affairs. 1859, June 15. (Extra) Et. Hon. Sir John Somerset Pakington, bart, afterwards 1st lord Hamptoui, one of the commissioners of the admiralty. 1862, Jan. 24. Richaed Bickeeton Pemell (Lyons), 2nd lord, and afterwards 1st viscount Lyons, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the United States of America. 1863, Mar. 10. Rt. Hon. John Robeet (Townshend), 3rd viscount and afterwards 1st earl Sydney, lord chamberlain of her majesty's household. J863, Mar. 20. Cheistian IX., king of Denmark. Nominated by queen Victoria 1863, Mar. 20, he being then prince Christian of Denmark; warrant of appointment dated 1865, Mar. 11, but his precedence to be as of date 1863, Mar. 20. 1863, Aug. 11. Sir James Hudson, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of Italy. 1864, July 1. Maj. Gren. Sir Henry Knight Storks, late high commissioner of the Ionian Islands. J.865, Mar. 17. The Hon. Sir Feedeeick William Adolphus Beuce, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the emperor of China, and now envoy extraordinary and minister to the United States of America. 1865, June 1. (Honorary) His Highness the Mtjshie Mohammed El Sadeck Basha Bey, Bey of Tunis. 1866, Jan. 5. The Rt. Hon. Sir Robeet Peel, bart. 1866, Jan. 29. H.S.H. Eenest Leopold Victoe Charles Auguste Joseph Emich, prince of Leiningen, capt. R.N. (nephew to the sovereign). 1866, June 12. H.S.H. Feancis Paul Chaeles Louis Alexander, prince of Teck. (Honorary.) 1866, July 6. (Extra) Sir Andrew Buchanan, ambassador extra- ordinary and plenipotentiary to the emperor of Russia. 1866, July 6. (Extra) The Hon. Sir Augustus "William Frederick Spencer Loetus, commonly called lord Augustus Loftus, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the king of Prussia. 210 ORDER OF THE BATH 1866, July 6. (Extra) Sir Arthur Charles Magenis, late envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of Portugal. 1866, Dec. 18. (Honoraiy) H.H. Ismail Pacha, viceroy of Egypt. 1867, May 8. (Honorary) H.S.H. Herman Ernest Francis Bernhard, prince of Hohenlolie-Langenburg, the queen's nephew. 1868, Nov. 13. (Extra) The Et. Hon. Sir John Young, bart., late capt. gen. and governor-in-chief in and over the colony of New South Wales, afterwards lord Lisgar. 1869, Nov. 22. (Extra) The Et. Hon. Henry George Elliot, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the Ottoman Porte. 1872, July 13. The Et. Hon. Egbert Vernon (Smith), 1st lord Lyveden. 1872, July 13. Sir Henry Francis Howard, late envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of Bavaria. 1873, Feb. 12. (Extra) Sir Alexander James Edmund Cockbuen„ bart., lord chief justice, king's bench. 1874, Feb. 21. The Hon. Odo William Leopold Eussell, commonly called lord Odo Eussell, afterwards 1st lord Ampthill, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the emperor of Germany. 1876, May 17. The Et. Hon. Sir Henry Bartle Edward Frere, afterwards bart. 1877, Apr. 17. (Honorary) H.E.H. George Adolphus Frederick Augustus Victor Ernest Adalbert Gustavus William^ Wellington, hereditary grand duke of Mecklenburg- Strelitz. 1878, Jan. 1. The Et. Hon. Edward Egbert (Lytton), 2nd lord afterwards 1st earl of Lytton, viceroy and governor-general of India. 1878, June 11. Et. Hon. Henry Austen Layard, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the sultan of Turkey. 1879, Jan. 24. Francis Hugh George (Seymour), 8th marquess of Hertford, gen., lord chamberlain of her majesty's household. G. C. B. CIVIL 211 1879, June 6. (Honorary) Prince Alexander Joseph of Battenberg, prince elect of Bulgaria. 1880, Mar. 20. Et. Hon. Stephen Cave, paymaster-general of the Forces. 1880, Apr. 20. Et. Hon. Eichaed Assheton Cross, afterwards yiscount Cross. 1880, Apr. 20. Et. Hon. Sir Stafford Henry Northcote, bart., afterwards earl of Iddlesleigh. 1880, Apr. 20. Et. Hon. lord John James Egbert (Manners), afterwards 7th. duke of Eutland. 1881, Aug. 13. Prince Henrt (Albert William Henry), of Prussia. 1881, Sept. 20. Henry Bouverie William Brand, M.P., speaker of the House of Commons, afterwards viscount Hampden. 1882, George Victor, prince of Waldeck (Honorary). 1883, June 15. The Et. Hon. Frederick Temple (Blackwood), earl afterwards marquess of DufEerin. 1883, Aug. 21. Et. Hon. Sir Edward Thornton, ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at St. Petersburg. 1883, Aug. 21. Et. Hon. Sir Augustus Berkeley Paget, ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Eome. 1884, Nov. 21. Et. Hon. Sir John Alexander Macdonald, prime minister of the Dominion of Canada. 1885, Jan. 7. Et. Hon. Henry Austin (Bruce), 1st lord Aberdare, P.C. 1885, Jan. 9. The most hon. George Augustus Constantine (Phipps), 4th marquess of Normanby, P.C. 1885, June 15. His Excellency Sir John Savile Lumley, ambass- ador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Eome. 1885, June 30. Et. Hon. Charles (Shaw-Leeevre), viscount Eversley, P.C. 1885, June 30. Et. Hon. Egbert (Lowe), viscount Sherbrooke, P.C. 212 ORDER OF THE BATH 1885, Aug. 3. (Honorary) His Highness prince Philippe, of Saxe- Coburg and Gotha [Ferdinand Philippe Marie Auguste Raphael, 2nd son of August, 3rd son of duke Ernest I. of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.] . 1886, Feb. 2. Et. Hon. Feedeeick Aethttr Stanley, M.P., one of Her Majesty's aides-de-camp, afterwards 25th earl of Derby. 1886, Feb. 2. Rt. Hon. Sir Edwaed Baldwin Malet, ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Berlin. 1887, June 21. (Honorary) His Imperial Highness the grand duke Serge Alexandeovitch, of Russia. 1887, June 21. H.R.H. Eenest Louis Chaeles Albeet William, hereditary grand duke of Hesse. (Honorary.) 1887, June 21. His Highness Beenaed Feedeeick William Albeet Geoege, hereditary prince of Saxe-Meiningen. (Honorary.) 1887, June 21. His Highness Mehemed Tewfik, the khedive of Egypt. (Honorary.) 1887, June 21. Hon. Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sir Henet Feedeeick Ponsonbt, private secretary and Extra Equerry to the Queen. 1887, June 21. (Additional) Y. Adm. H.S.H. prince Victoe Feedinand Feanz Eugen Gtjstaf Adolph Constantin Feiedeich, of Hohenlohe Langenburg. 1887, June 21. (Additional) H.S.H. prince Louis Alexander of Battenberg, commander Royal Navy. 1887, Sept. 30. The Rt. Hon. Sir Robeet Buenett David Moeier, ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at St. Petersburg. 1888, Mar. 10. Prince Christian Frederick William Charles, crown prince of Denmark. 1888, June 2. The Rt. Hon. Sir William Arthur White, ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Constantinople. 1889, Jan. 2. The Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Persia. G. C. B. CIVIL 213 1889, Apr. 29. The Et. Hon. Sir Feancis Clare Poed, ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Madrid (in connexion with, her majesty's recent meeting with the queen regent of Spain at San Sebastian). 1889, May 25. Sir William Jbnner, bart., M.D., one of the physicians in ordinary to her majesty. 1889, July 23. Maj. Gen. Sir Heney Ceeswicke Rawlinson, member of the council of the secretary of state for India. 1889, Aug. 2. MiEZA Ali Asgher Khan, Amin-es-Sultan, grand Tizier to the shah of Persia. 1890, July 18. (Honorary) baron Peancois Auguste Lambeemont, minister of state to the king of the Belgians. 1890, July 19. (Extra) his highness prince Christian Yictoe Albeet Ltjdwig Eenest Anton, of Schleswig-Holstein. 1891, July 14. (Honorary) his highness prince Aeibert Joseph Alexandee, of Anhalt. 1891, Oct. 23. Gen. the Rt. Hon. Alexandee Nelson (Hood), 3rd lord, afterwards viscount Bridport, retired pay, one of Her Majesty's lords-in-waiting in ordinary and one of Her Majesty's extra equerries. 1892, May 16. (Honorary) his serene highness prince Adolphe Geoege, of Schaumbourg-Lippe. 1892, May 25. Sir Julian Pauncefote, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the TTnited States. 1892, June 10. H.H. prince Abbas Pasha, khedive of Egypt. 1892, Aug. 1. The Rt. Hon. Edward (Bootle-Wilbeaham), 1st earl of Lathom, P.C., lord chamberlain of her majesty's household. 1892, Aug. 1. Sir Robeet Geoege Wtndham Herbeet, late under- secretary of state, colonial office. 1892, Aug. 1. Sir Philip "Wodehotjse Cueeie, under-secretary of state for foreign affairs, afterwards lord Currie. 214 ORDER OF THE BATH 1892, Aug. 20. Sir Henry Brougham Loch, gov. and commaiider- in-chief of the Cape of Good Hope and its dependencies, and high commissioner of South Africa, afterwards 1st lord Loch. 1892, Aug. 20. Sir Reginald Earle Welbt, permanent secretary of the treasury, afterwards lord Welby. 1892, Dec. 21. H.R.H. prince Ferdinand Victor Albert Mainbad, crown prince of Roumania (honorary). 1893, May 19. (Extra) Rt. Hon. Farrer (Herschell), 1st lord Herschell, lord high chancellor of England. 1893, Dec. 29. (Honorary) his highness Abdul Rahman Khan, amir of Afghanistan. 1895, Jan. 8. Evelyn (Baring), lord, afterwards earl of Cromer, minister plenipotentiary in Egypt. 1895, May 25. The Rt. Hon. Lyon (Playfair), lord Playfair. 1895, May 25. The Rt. Hon. James Stansfeld. 1895, June 29. Rt. Hon. Henry Campbell-Bannerman. 1895, July 4. H.R.H. Constantine, crown prince of Greece. 1896, May 20. The Rt. Hon. Sir Edmund John Monson, ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Vienna. 1896, July 21. (Honorary) H.R.H. Prince Christian Frederick Charles George Waldemar Axel, of Denmark, wrongly gazetted as military G.C.B. 1897, Jan. 1. The Rt. Hon. Sir Frank Cavendish Lascelles, ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Berlin. 1897, Mar. 23. The Hon. Sir Robert Henry Meade, late under secretary of state for the Colonial Department. 1897, June 22. (Honorary) His highness prince Frederic Charles Louis Constantin, of Hesse. 1897, June 22. (Additional) The Hon. Sir Spencer Cecil Brabazon Ponsonby-Fane, comptroller of accounts, lord chamberlain's department. G. C. B. CIVIL 215 1897, June 22. (Additional) Sir Arthue Lawrence Haliburton, aiterwards lord Haliburton, permanent under secretary of state, War Office. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Col. Sir Edward Eidley Colborne Bradford, aide-de-camp to the queen, commissioner of the Metropolitan Police. 1897, June 22. (Additional) The Rt. Hon. Sir Nicholas Roderick O'CoNOR, ambassador extraordinary and minister pleni- potentiary at St. Petersburg. 1897, June 22. (Additional) The Rt. Hon. Sir Horace Rumbold, bart., ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Vienna. 1897, Oct. 22. H.S.H. Ernest William Frederick Charles Maximilian, hereditary prince of Hohenlohe-Langenburg. 1899, Jan. 2. Sir Hugh Owen, late permanent secretary to the Local Government Board. 1899, Jan. 2. Sir Charles Lennox Peel, late clerk of the Council. 1899, June 9. Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Stewart Scott, ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at St. Petersburg. 1899, June 9. Henry Morton Stanley, M.P. 1900, May 23. The Rt. Hon. Victor Albert George (Child- Villiers), 7th earl of Jersey. 1900, June 29. (Honorary) H.R.H. prince George of Greece. 1900, Nov. 16. Sir Thomas Henry Sanderson, permanent under secretary of state for Foreign Affairs. 1900, Nov. 27. (Extra) His Highness prince Albert John Charles Frederick Alfred George, of Schleswig-Holstein. 1901, Jan. 1. Sir Alfred Milner, high commissioner for South Africa, afterwards viscount Milner. * 1901, Jan. 1. Sir Francis Mowatt, secretary to the Treasury. 1901, Feb. 13. The Rt. Hon. lord justice Sir Robert Romer. 1901, Feb. 15. (Honorary) His Imperial Highness the grand duke Michael Alexandrowich, of Russia. 2i6 ORDER OF THE BATH 1901, Feb. 19. (Honorary) His Imperial Highness the archduke Fkanz Ferdinand, of Austria. 1901, Feb. 19. (Honorary) H.E.H. Oscau Gustave Adolphe, crown prince of Sweden and Norway. 1901, July 2. (Honorary) Moulai Abdtjl-el-Aziz, sultan of Morocco. 1901, Sept. 17. (Honorary) H.E.H. prince Waldemar, of Denmark. 1901, Nov. 9. The Rt. Hon. Sir Francis Richard Plunkett, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary at Yienna. 1902, Jan. 14. (Honorary) The marquess Ito. 1902, June 26. (Additional) Edward Hyde (Yilliers), 9th earl of Clarendon, P.O., lord chamberlain. 1902, June 26. (Additional) The Rt. Hon. Sir Francis Henrt Jeune, P.O., judge advocate general. 1902, June 26. (Additional) The Rt. Hon. Sir Algernon Edward West, P.O. 1902, June 26. (Additional) Gen. The Rt. Hon. Sir Dighton Macnaghten Probtn, V.C, P.O., keeper of the privy purse. 1902, Nov. 28. (Honorary) His Imperial Highness prince Aristjgawa, of Japan, on the occasion of His Majesty's birthday. 1903, Jan. 1. (Honorary) His Highness Asaf Yah Muzaffar-ul- Mamaiik, Nizam-ul-Mulk Nizam-ud-Daula Nawab Mir Sir Mahbub Ali Khajst Bahadur Fateh Yang, of Hyder- abad. 1903, Jan. 27. (Honorary) prince Charles of Bourbon, prince of the Asturias. K. C. B. MILITARY 217 KNIGHT COMMANDERS— MILITAET DIVISION K.C.B. (MILITAET). 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. James (Gambier), lord Gambier. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Sir Chahles Moeice Pole, bart. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. James Hawkins "Whitshed. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Sir Egbert Calder, bart. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Sir Eichaed Bickeeton, bart. Invested June 29. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. John Knight. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Edward Thornbrough. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. George Campbell. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Sir Albemarle Bertie, bart. Invested 1817, Apr. 21. 1815, Jan. 2. Adm. Edward (Pellew), 1st lord, afterwards 1st earl Exmouth. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. William Domett. Invested 1818', Feb. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. George Murray. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. John Sutton. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. William Essington. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. Eliab Harvey. Invested Apr. 20. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. Sir Edmund Nagle. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. Eichard Grindall. Invested by dispensa- tion 1816, May 30. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. Sir George Martin. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. Sir William Sydney Smith. Invested at Paris by the duke of Wellington 1815, Dec. 29. 2i8 ORDER OF THE BATH 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Gordon Deummond. Invested 1816, July 1. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. Hekbeet Sawtee. Invested Dec. 4. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. John Abeeceombt. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. the Hon. Egbert Stopfoed. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. Thomas Foley. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Ronald Ceaufoed Feeguson. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Henet Warde. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. Charles Txlee. Invested 1816, Apr. 20. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. Alan Hyde (Gaednee), 2nd lord Gardner. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. William Mitchell. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. Sir Thomas Williams. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. Sir Thomas Boulden Thompson, bart. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. William Houston. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. William Lumley. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Wroth Palmee Acland. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Miles Nightingale. Invested 1819, July 23. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Heney Feedeeick Campbell. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. William Haegood. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. V. Adm. Robeet Mooesom. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Y. Adm. Lav^rence William Halsted. Invested Apr. 12. K. C. B. MILITARY 219 1815, Jan. 2. Y. Adm. Sir Hahhy Neale, bart. Invested Aug. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Y. Adm. Sir Joseph Sidney Yoekb. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Y. Adm. the Hon. Ahthtje Kate Legge. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj 1815, Jan. 2. Maj 1815, Jan. 2. Maj . Gen. Alajst Oameeon. Invested Apr. 12. . Gen. the Hon. Charles Colville. . Gen. Henry Fanie. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. George Anson. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Kenneth Alexander Howard, afterwards 12th lord Howard of Effingham, and 5th earl of Effingham. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Thomas Francis Fremantle. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. E. Adm. Sir Francis Laforey, bart. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Philip Charles Henderson Durham. In- vested by dispensation 1815, July 10. Knighted and invested 1816, May 14. 1815, Jan. 2. E. Adm. Israel Pellew. Invested by dispensation 1815, July 10. Knighted and invested 1816, July 1. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Henry Bell. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. John Oswald. Invested 1818, Feb. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Sir William Anson, bart. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Edward Howorth. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Charles Wale. Invested Apr. 20. 1815, Jan. 12. Maj. Gen. John Ormsby Yandeledr. Invested at Brussels by the duke of Wellington. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. the Hon. Edward Stopford. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 12. Maj. Gen. George Townshend Walker. Invested Apr. 12. 220 ORDER OF THE BATH 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Benjamin Hallowell (afterwards Carew). Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. E,. Adm. Geoege Hope. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Amelitjs Beaucleek, commonly called lord Amelius Beauclerk. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. James Nicoll Moeris. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Thos. Btam Martin. Invested Nov. 27. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. James Kempt. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Robert Rollo Gillespie. Nominated but died in India 1814, Oct. 31. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. "William Henry Pringle. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. William Johnstone Hope. Invested Sept. 29. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Henry Paulet, commonly called lord Henry Paulet. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. George Cockburn. Invested June 29. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Graham Moore. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Henry "William Bayntun. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Sir Richard King, bart. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Richard Lee. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Frederick Philipse Robinson. Invested by dispensation in 1828. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Edward Barnes. Never invested. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. tbe hon. "William Ponsonby. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. John Byng. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Thomas Brisbane (afterwards Makdougall- Brisbane). 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Denis Pack. Invested Apr. 12. K. C. B. MILITARY 221 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Robeet Edward Henry Somerset, commonly call'ed lord Robert Edward Henry Somerset. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Thomas Bradford. Invested June 8. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. John Lambert. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. James Willoughbt Gordon. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Manlby Power. Invested June 8. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Samuel Gibes. Never invested. 1815, Jan. 2. Matthew (Aylmer, afterwards Whitwortli-Aylmer), Sth lord Aylmer, maj. gen. Knighted and invested by the lord lieutenant at Dublin, 1815, June 5. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. William Hotham. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Ptjlteney Malcolm. Invested June 8. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. John Gore. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Henry Hotham. Invested Apr. 12. 1816, Jan. 2. R. Adm. George Burlton. Invested by dispensation July 10. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Home Riggs Popham. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Sir Josias Rowley, bart. Invested by dis- pensation July 10. Knighted and invested Nov. 27. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Edward Codeington. Invested Apr. 20. 1815, Jan. 2. R. Adm. Sir Charles Rowley, bart. Knighted and invested May 25. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Colquhoun Grant. Invested Apr. 20. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Sir Thomas Sidney Beckwith. Invested 1816, July 5. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. the Hon. Robert William O'Callaghan. Invested Apr. 12. 222 ORDER OF THE BATH 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. John Ejeane. Invested June 8. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Colin Halkett. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Sir Henet Edward Bunbuey, bart. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj.Gen. Ei chard Husset Vivian. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Henry Torrens. Invested Apr. 13. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir George Eyre. Invested 1819, Nov. 26. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir Charles Brisbane. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. the Hon. John Talbot. Knighted 1815, Apr. 12. Invested 1820, May 22. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir Edward Beery, bart. Invested 1822, Feb. 8. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir Edward Hamilton, bart. Invested by dispensation in 1829. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir Edward William Campbell Eich Owen. Knighted 1816, May 14. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, bart. Knighted 1815, June 29. Invested 1825, June 29. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir Yahleel Beenton, bart. Invested 1830, July 28. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir Michael Seymour, bart. Knighted 1816, Apr. 20. Invested 1832, July 25. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir Thomas Lavie. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir Philip Bowes Vere Broke, bart. Knighted 1815, June 29. Invested 1830, July 28. 1815, Jan. 2. Sir William Hoste, bart. Knighted 1815, June 8. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir Christopher Cole. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir Geoege Ealph Collier, bart. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir James Lind. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. James Alexander Gordon. Knighted 1815, June 29. Invested 1837, Mar. 17. K. C. B. MILITARY 223 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir Thomas Staines. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir Edward Tucker. Invested 1837, Apr. 19. 1815, Jan. 2. Capt. Sir James Lucas Teo. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. John Ellet. Knighted Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. Charles Philip Bblson, 28tli regiment. Knighted 1815, Apr. 12. Invested 1821, July 25. 1815, Jan. 2. William Howe de Lancet, deputy quarter master general. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. Benjamin D'Urban, 2nd West India Regiment. Knighted 1817, Apr. 21. Invested 1819, Nov. 26. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. George Ridout Bingham, 53rd Foot. Knighted 1815, Apr. 12. Invested 1819, Nov. 26. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. the Hon. Charles James Greville, 38th Foot. Knighted 1815, Apr. 20. Invested 1819, Nov. 26. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. Hatlett Framingham, Royal Artillery. Knighted Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. Andrew Francis Barnard, 95th Foot. Knighted 1815, Apr. 12. Invested 1819, Nov. 26. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. William Robe, Royal Artillery. Knighted Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. Henry Walton Ellis, 23rd Foot. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. John Cameron, 9th Foot. Knighted and invested 1822, Apr. 19. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. the Hon. Robert le Poer Trench. Knighted by the lord lieut. of Ireland, Dec. 22. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. Charles Pratt, 5th Foot. Knighted 1815, June 29. Invested 1830, Aug. 4. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. Edward Blakeney, 7th Foot. Knighted and invested 1825, June 29. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. John M'Lean, 27th Foot. Knighted 1815, Apr. 12. Invested 1825, June 29. 15 224 ORDER OF THE BATH 1815, Jan. 2. Col. Richard Downes Jackson, Coldstream Guards. Knighted 1815, Apr. 12. Invested 1825, June 29. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. William Douglas, 91st Foot. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. Colin Campbell, Coldstream Guards. Knighted Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. John Colboene, 52nd Foot. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. Archibald Campbell, Portuguese Service. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. Thomas Aebtithnot, 57tli Foot. Knighted 1816, July 1. 1815, Jan. 2. Col. Henet Feederick Bouveeie, Coldstream Guards. Knighted 1815, Apr. 12. Invested 1825, June 29. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. William Williams, 13th Foot. Knighted 1815, Dec. 4. Invested 1830, Aug. 4. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Henet Hollis Bradford, 1st Guards. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Alexander Leith, 31st Foot. Knighted 1820, June 8. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. the Hon. Robert Lawrence Dundas, Royal Staff Corps. Knighted 1816, July 1. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Robert Aebuthnot, Coldstream Guards. Knighted Dec. 4. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Chaeles Sutton, 23rd Foot. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. James Dawes Douglas, Portuguese service. Knighted 1815, Apr. 12. Invested 1831, Sept. 28. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. the Rt. Hon. Henry Hardinge, afterwards 1st viscount Hardinge, 1st Guards. Invested 1830, July 28. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. George Henet Feederick Beekelet, 35th Foot. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Jeremiah Dickson, assistant quarter- master general. Knighted Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Sir John Millet Doyle. Authorised to wear the Star hy royal warrant, dated 1838, Oct. 31. K. C. B. MILITARY 225 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Sir Thomas Noel Hill, 1st Guards. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Robeet Macara, 42nd Foot. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. the Hon. Alexander Gordon, 3rd Foot Guards. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut Col. Henry William Carr, 83rd Foot. Knighted Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Chahles Broke, assistant quartermaster- general. Knighted Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Charles Broke Vere. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Fitzroy James Henry Somerset, commonly called lord I'itzroy Somerset, afterwards 1st lord Raglan : let Guards. Knighted and invested 1825, June 29. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. James Wilson, 48th Foot. Knighted 1820, May 22. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Alexander J. Dickson, Eoyal Artillery. Knighted 1815, June 8. Invested 1837, Mar. 17. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. John May, Eoyal Artillery. Knighted 1815, Apr. 12. Invested 1837, Apr. 19. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. George Scovell, late Staff Corps Cavalry. Knighted and invested 1837, Mar. 17. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. William Maynard Gomm (Gomme), Coldstream Guards. Knighted 1815, Apr. 12. Invested 1837, Mar. 17. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut Col. Ulysses Burgh, afterwards 2nd lord Downes : 1st Guards. Knighted and invested 1837, May 17. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Francis D'Oyley, 1st Guards. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Richard Williams, of the Royal Marines. Knighted 1815, May 25. Invested 1838, Aug. 15. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. James Malcolm, of the Royal Marines. Knighted May 25. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. James Archibald Hope, 3rd Guards. Knighted 1815, May 25. Invested 1837, Apr. 19. 226 ORDER OF THE BATH 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. AtfGusTTJs Simon Frazee, Eoyal Artillery. Knighted Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Hew Daleymplb Eoss, Eoyal Artillery. Knighted 1815, May 25. Invested 1837, Apr. 19. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Edmund Keynton Williams, 81st Foot. Knighted and invested 1837, Apr. 19. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Maxwell Grant, 42nd Foot. Knighted Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Frederick Stovin, 28th Foot. Knighted June 8. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Joseph Hugh Carncross, Eoyal Artillery. Knighted by the lord lieutenant of Ireland Dec. 22. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Egbert William Gardiner, Eoyal Artillery. Knighted 1815, Apr. 12. Invested 1837, May 17. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. John Dyer, Eoyal Artillery. Knighted Apr. 12. 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Charles, baron, afterwards count, Lin- siNGEN. Invested Apr. 12 (honorary). 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Ludwig Georg Thedel, count of Wal- moden Gimborn (honorary). 1815', Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. count Nugent (honorary). 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Sigismund, baron Low (honorary). 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Charles, baron Alten (honorary). 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Henry de Hinuber (honorary). 1815, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Wilhelm db Dornberg (honorary). 1815, Jan. 2. Col. Frederick, baron de Arentschxldt (honorary). 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Frederick Augustus de Hertzberg (honorary). 1815, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. Julius Hartmann (honorary). 1815, Apr. 7. Lieut. Gen. Moore Disney. Invested Apr. 12. K. C. B. MILITARY 227 1815, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. William Inglis. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. James Lyon. 1815, Apr. 7. Lieut. Gen. John Macdonald, of the East India Company's service. 1815, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. Robert Blair, of the East India Com- pany's service. 1815, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. George Wood, of the East India Com- pany's service. 1815, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. Hector McLean, of the East India Company's service. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. Thomas Dallas, of the East India Company's service. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. John Mary Chalmers, of the East India Company's service. 1815, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. John Horsford, of the East India Company's service. 1815, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. Henry White, of the East India Company's service. 1815, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. Gabriel Martindell, of the East India Company's Service. 1815, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. George SACKAaLLE Browne, of the East India Company's Service. Invested Apr. 12. 1815, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. George Holmes, of the East India Company's Service. 1815, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. David Ochterlony, of the East India Company's Service. 1815, Apr. 7. Col. John Malcolm, of the East India Company's Service. 1815, Apr. 7. Col. Augustus Floyer, of the East India Company's Service. 1815, Apr. 7. Col. Robert Barclay, of the East India Company's Service. Knighted 1816, Apr. 20. 228 ORDER OF THE BATH 1815, June 7. V. Adm. Sir Davidge Gould. Invested June 29. 1815, June 20. Maj. Gen. Geoege Cooke. Invested Oct. 19. 1815, June 22. Maj. Gen. Peregrine Maitland. 1815, June 22. Maj. Gen. Frederick Adam. 1815, Oct. 10. Lieut. Gen. Miguel D'Alava, of the Spanish Service. (Honorary). 1815, Oct. 20. [Frederick Ferdinand Karl] Baron de Muffling (Honorary). 1816, Jan. 3. E. Adm. Charles Vinicombe Penrose. Invested by dispensation May 30. 1816, Jan. 23. Maj. Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe. Invested 1822, Apr. 19. 1816, Sept. 19. E. Adm. Sir David Milne. Invested Oct. 2. 1816, Oct. 4. V. Adm. [Theodoeus Feederik] van Capellen, of the king of Netherland's Navy (Honorary). 1817, Jan. 7. Lieut. Gen. Sir Alexander Campbell, bart. Invested Feb. 6. 1817, Feb. 3. Lieut. Gen. Eichard Jones, of the East India Company's Service. Invested Mar. 6. 1817, Mar. 11. Lieut. Gen. Eobbrt Macfarlanb. Invested Apr. 21. 1818, Sept. 5. Lieut. Gen. Sir Thomas Hislop, bart. 1818, Oct. 14. Maj. Gen. Dyson Marshall, of the East India Company's Service. 1818, Oct. 14. Lieut. Gen. Hufane Shaw Donkin. Invested 1822, Apr. 19. 1819, Apr. 17. Gen. Nicholas Charles Baron Vincent, of the Austrian Service (Honorary). 1819, Apr. 17. Count Carlo Andrea Pozzo di Boego, of the Eussian Service (Honorary). 1819, Apr. 17. Gen. Db Eeede, of the Netherlands Service [Honorary]. K. C. B, MILITARY 229 1819, Apr. 17. Lieut. Gen. Lamotte [Honorary]. 1819, Aug. 12. V. Adm. Maistlby Dixon. Invested Nov. 26. 1819, Aug. 12. R. Adm. tlie Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood, bart. Invested Sept. 16. 1819, Aug. 12. E. Adm. Sir John Poo Beresfoed, bart. Invested Sept. 16. 1819, Nov. 26. Maj. Gen. Sir Thomas Mtjneo, bart., of the East India Company's service. 1819, Nov. 26. Maj. Gen. William Toone, of the East India Company's service. 1819, Nov. 26. Maj. Gen. John Doveton, of the East India Company's service. 1820, Mar. 17. Lieut. Gen. Henry Tucker Montresor. Invested May 6. 1820, May 20. Adm. Henry Trollope. Invested July 19. 1820, May 20. Adm. Henry D'Esteree Darby. Invested July 19. 1820, May 20. V. Adm. John Wells. Invested May 29. 1820, May 20. V. Adm. Henry Nicholls. 1820, May 20. Oapt. Sir Robert Barlow. Invested May 29. 1820, May 20. Capt. the Hon. Sir George Grey, bart. Invested May 29. 1822, Dec. 3. Maj. Gen. Sir William Keir Grant. Invested 1823, Apr. 21. 1822, Dec. 3. Maj. Gen. James Campbell. Invested 1825, June 29. 1822, Dec. 3. Maj. Gen. Lionel Smith, afterwards bart. 1822, Dec. 3. Maj. Gen. Theophilus Pritzler. Invested 1823, Jan. 4. 1823, July 23. Maj. Gen. Thomas Brown, of the East India Company's service. Invested by dispensation 1828. 230 ORDER OF THE BATH 1825, Jan. 13. E. Adm. William Chahles Fahie. Invested 1825, Apr. 27. 1826, June 8. E.. Adm. Robert Waller Otwax, afterwards bart. Invested Aug. 4 by dispensation. 1826, Dec. 26. Maj. Gen. Thomas Retnell, afterwards bart. Invested by dispensation in 1827. 1826, Dec. 26. Maj. Gen. Jasper Nicholls. Invested ut swpra. 1826, Dec. 26. Maj. Gen. Samuel Ford Whittingham. Invested ut swpra. 1827, Jan. 18. Maj. Gen. Sir Thomas McMahon, bart. Invested by dispensation July 18. 1827, Jan. 18. Lieut. Gen. Thomas Bowser, of the East India Company's service. Invested ut swpra. 1827, Jan. 18. Maj. Gen. John Arnold, of the East India Company's service. Invested by dispensation in 1827. 1827, Oct. 2. Lieut. Gen. Baron von Hxtgel, of the Wurtemberg service (honorary). 1828, Mar. 14. Adm. Louis count von Heyden, of the Russian service (honorary). 1828, Mar. 14. R. Adm. Henri Gauthier le Chevalier de Rigny, afterwards comte de Rigny in the service of the French King. 1830, Nov. 17. Y. Adm. Sir Willoughby Thomas Lake. Invested Dec. 1. 1830, Nov. 17. R. Adm. Sir Frederick Levtis Maitland. Invested 1831, Feb. 23. 1831, Mar. 14. V. Adm. Henrx Digby. Invested Mar. 16. 1831, May 19. V. Adm. Edward Griffith Colpoys. 1831, May 19. V. Adm. Edward James Foote. Invested May 25 1831, June 8- V. Adm. Charles Ekins. Invested June 15. 1831, June 8. R. Adm. Thomas Baker. Invested 1833, Mar. 13. K. C. B. MILITARY 231 1831, Sept. 13. Lieut. Gen. Samuel Venables Hinde. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. John Weight Guise, afterwards bart. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. James Bathuest. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 13. Maj . Gen. James Stevenson Baens. Invested 1835, June 3. 1831, Sept. 13. E. Adm. Sir Eobeet Laueie, bart. Invested 1836, Apr. 28. 1831, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. John Macdonald. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. Alexandee Woodeoed. Invested 1831, Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. the bon. Eeedeeick Cavendish Ponsonby. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 13. R. Adm. Geoege Scott. Invested Sept. 13. 1831, Sept. 13. E. Adm. Thomas Dundas. Invested Sept. 13. 1831, Sept. 13. E. Adm. Sir Geaham Eden Hamond, bart. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. John Buchan. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. Hugh Gough, afterwards 1st viscount Gough. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. Chaeles Ashwoeth. 1831, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. Chaeles Beuce. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. John Fostee Fitzgeeald. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. John Eoss. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. Dugald Little Gilmoue. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. William Macbean. Invested Sept. 28. 232 ORDER OF THE BATH 1831, Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. George Eldeb. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 26. Maj. Gen. Alexander Knox, of the East India Company's service : at the Coronation of William IV. 1831, Sept. 26. Maj. Gen. Sir John Whittington Adams, of the East India Company's service. 1831, Sept. 26. Maj. Gen. Henry Worsley, of the East India Company's service. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 26. Hopton Stratford Scott. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 26. Maj. Gen. Egbert Scot, of the East India Com- pany's service. Invested Sept. 28. 1831, Sept. 26. Maj. Gen. Andrew Macdowall, of the East India Company's service. 1832, Feb. 20. R. Adm. John Tremayne Rodd. Invested Feb. 22. 1832, Feb. 20. R. Adm. the hon. Thomas Bladen Capel. Invested Feb. 22. 1832, Mar. 1. Maj. Gen. John Waters. Invested Mar. 28. 1832, Apr. 7. Maj. Gen. Hugh Eraser, of the East India Com- pany's service. Invested 1834, Feb. 21. 1833, Jan. 29. Adm. Sir Charles Hamilton, bart. Invested Feb. 7. 1833, Apr. 24. R. Adm. Thomas Harvey. Invested May 1. 1833, Apr. 24. R. Adm. Richard Hussey Hussey. Invested May 16. 1833, June 1. V. Adm. John Harvey. Invested June 12. 1833, June 1. V. Adm. George Parker. Invested June 12. 1833, Sept. 16. Maj. Gen. Arthur Brooke. Invested 1834, Mar. 19. 1833, Sept. 16. Maj. Gen. Sir John Alexander Wallace, bart. Invested 1834, Apr. 23. 1834, July 14. R. Adm. Sir William Parker. Invested July 16. K. C. B. MILITARY 233 1834, Oct. 6. E. Adm. Edwaed Brace. Invested Oct. 29. 1834, Oct. 17. Maj. Gen. John Tayloh. Invested Oct. 29. 1835, Jan. 26. Maj. Gen. Eichaud Bouekb. Invested by dispensa- tion 1835, Feb. 23. 1835, Mar. 28. Maj. Gen. the hon. Heney King. Invested May 13. 1835, Aug. 10. E. Adm. Chaeles Adam. Invested Aug. 12. 1836, Apr. 11. E. Adm. Pateick Campbell. Invested by dis- pensation Nov. 29. 1836, Sept. 16. Maj. Gen. William Thoenton. Invested 1837, Mar. 17. 1836, Dec. 21. Maj. Gen. Heney Shbehy Keating. Invested 1838, Feb. 21. 1837, Feb. 6. Maj. Gen. Sir John Wilson. 1837, Feb. 28. V. Adm. Eoss Donnelly. Invested Mar. 17. 1837, Feb. 28. E. Adm. Feancis William Austen. Invested Mar. 17. 1837, Feb. 28. E. Adm. Geoege Mundy. Invested Mar. 17. 1837, Mar. 10. Maj. Gen. James Lillyman Caldwell, of the East India Company's service. Invested May 10. 1837, Mar. 10. Maj. Gen. Alexandee Caldwell, of the East India Company's service. Invested Mar. 17. 1837, Mar. 10. Maj. Gen. David Leighton, of the East India Company's service. Invested Apr. 26. 1837, Mar. 10. Maj. Gen. Chaeles Deacon, of the East India Company's service. Invested Mar. 17. 1837, Mar. 10. Maj. Gen. James Eussell, of the East India Company's service. Invested Apr. 19. 1837, Mar. 10. Maj. Gen. Sir Joseph O'Halloean, of the East India Company's service. Invested Mar. 17. 1837, Mar. 10. Maj. Gen. Sir Eobeet Houstoun, bart., of the East India Company's service. Invested Apr. 26. 234 ORDER OF THE BATH 1837, Mar. 10. Maj. Gen. Egbert Stevenson, of the East India Company's service. 1837, Mar. 10. Maj. Gen. "William Casement, of the East India Company's service. 1837, Mar. 10. Maj. Gen. J.imes Law Lushington, of the East India Company's service. Invested Mar. 17. 1837, June 2. Maj. Gen. William Johnston. Invested 1838, Feb. 21. 1838, Eeb. 13. Col. De Lacy Evans, a lieut. gen. in the service of the queen of Spain. Invested 1838, Feb. 21. 1838, Feb. 15. Maj. Gen. John Fane, commonly called lord Burghersh, afterwards 17th earl of "Westmorland. Invested 1838, Mar. 21. 1838, Feb. 16. Maj. Gen. Donald Macleod, of the East India Company's service. Invested 1838, Mar. 21. 1838, Apr. 20. Maj. Gen. Charles Hekry Somerset Manners, commonly called lord Charles Manners. Invested 1839, June 5. 1838, Apr. 20. Maj. Gen. Sir James Macdoxell. Invested by Sir John Colborne in Canada, 1839, Aug. 23. Queen Victoria's Coronation 1838, July 19. Adm. John Lawfoed. Invested Aug. 15. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. Andrew Pilkington. Invested Aug. 15. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. John Gardiner. Invested Aug. 15. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. Sir Arthur Benjamin Clifton. Invested Aug. 15. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. Charles Murray Cathcart, commonly called lord Greenock, afterwards 2nd earl Cathcart. Invested by dispensation 1839, Sept. 5. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. Willoughby Cotton. Invested by dispensation 1839, Jan. 14. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. Sir John George Woodford. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. Patrick Lindesay. K. C. B. MILITARY 235 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. Chaiiles James Napiek. Invested 1839, June 5. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. Sir Evan John Mueeay Macgeegor, bart. Invested by dispensation Nov. 16. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. Edward Gibbs. Invested Aug. 15. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. George Thomas Napier. Invested by dispensation Nov. 16. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. the Hon. Hercules Eobinson Pakenham. Invested 1839, June 5. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. Sir John Thomas Jones, bart. Invested 1839, June 5. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. John Harvey. Invested by dispensation 1839, Jan. 3. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. Leonard Greenvs^ell. Invested 1839, June 5. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. Robert Henry Dick. Invested by dispensation Sept. 22. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. Neil Douglas. Invested 1840, July 17. 1838, July 19. R. Adm. John Ackworth Ommaney. Invested by dispensation Oct. 31. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. Alexander Cameron. 1838, July 19. Maj. Gen. John Fox Burgoyne. Invested 1839, June 5. 1838, July 20. Maj. Gen. John Rose, of the Bengal Infantry, East India Company's service. Invested 1840, Apr. 6. 1838, July 20. Maj. Gen. Thomas Corsellis, of the Bombay Infantrjj, East India Company's service. Invested by dispensation 1839, Jan. 3. 1838, July 20. Maj. Gen. William Richards, of the Bengal Infantry, East India Company's service. 1838, July 20. Maj. Gen. Thomas Whitehead, of the Bengal Infantry, East India Company's service. 236 ORDER OF THE BATH 1838, July 20. Maj. Gen. John Doveton, of the Madras Cavalry, East India Company's service. 1838, July 20. Maj. Gen. David Foulis, of the Madras Cavalry, East India Company's service. 1838, July 20. Maj. Gen. Sir Thomas Anburey, of the Bengal Engineers, East India Company's service. Invested by dis- pensation 1839, Apr. 6. 1839, Apr. 18. R. Adm. Sir Charles Bullen. Invested 1839, June 5. 1839, Apr. 18. R. Adm. Sir Samuel Wareen. Invested 1839, June 5. 1839, July 5. Lieut. Gen. James Watson. Invested 1840, Apr. 6. 1839, Oct. 25. R. Adm. Samuel Ptm. Invested 1840, Apr. 6. 1839, Oct. 25. Maj. Gen. Sir John Boscawen Savage, of the Royal Marines. Invested 1840, Apr. 6. 1839, Dec. 20. Col. Thomas Willshire, commanding Bombay troops, with rank of maj. gen. in India. Invested by dis- pensation 1840, June 24. 1839, Dec. 20. Col. Joseph Thackwell, commanding the Cavalry, with rank of maj. gen. in India. Invested ut supra. 1839, Dec. 20. Col. Robert Henry Sale, commanding 13th Light Infantry, with rank of maj. gen. in Afghanistan. Invested ut supra. 1840, July 4. V. Adm. John West. Invested July 17. 1840, July 4. R. Adm. Sir Charles Dashwood. Invested July 17. 1840, July 4. R. Adm. Sir John Wentworth Loring. Invested July 17. 1840, July 4. R. Adm. Sir Robert Barrie. Invested July 17. 1840, July 4. R. Adm. Sir John Hillyar. Invested July 17. 1840, July 4. R. Adm. William Fitzroy, commonly called lord William Fitzroy. Invested 1841, Mar. 26. 1840, July 18. Lieut. Gen. Sir Edward Kerrison, bart. Invested 1841, Mar. 26. K. C. B. MILITARY 237 1840, July 18. Lieut. Gen. Sir Howasd Douglas, bart., lord high commissioner to the Ionian Isles. Invested by dispensation 1841, Jan. 30. 1840, Dec. 4. Capt. and Commodore Chaeles Napier, commander- in-chief in the Mediterranean. For services on the coast of Syria. Invested by Sir Robert Stopford. 1841, Jan. 12. R. Adm. Feancis de Bandieea, of the Austrian Service; an honorary K.C.B. For services ut supra. Invested by dispensation Feb. 11. 1841, Jan. 12. R. Adm. Baldwin Wake Walker, of the Turkish Service ; a Captain in the Royal Navy (Honorary) . For services ut supra. Invested ut supra. 1841, June 29. Adm. John Chambers White. 1841, June 29. R. Adm. Charles Richardson. 1841, June 29. R. Adm. Sir Arthur Farquhar. 1841, June 29. Commodore Sir James John Gordon Bremer. 1841, Aug. 24. R. Adm. Francis Mason. 1841', Oct. 14. Thomas Herbert, Capt. R.N. 1842, Dec. 24. Maj. Gen. Alexander George (Feaser), 16th lord Saltoun. 1842, Dec. 24. Col. Robert Bartlet, of the 49th Foot, with the local rank of maj. gen. in India. 1842, Dec. 24. Col. James Holmes Schcedde, of the 55th Foot, with the local rank of maj. gen. in India. 1842, Dec. 24. Capt. Thomas Bourchiee, R.N. 1842, Dec. 24. Col. John McCaskill, of the 9th Foot, with the local rank of maj. gen. in India. 1843, July 12. Lieut. Gen. William Washington, in the service of the king of Bavaria [Honorary]. 1843, July 12. Lieut. Gen. Maximilian von Scheeibeeshofee, in the service of the king of Saxony [Honorary]. 1843, Sept. 23 (27). Maj. Gen. Sir Chaeles Felix Smith. 1843, Sept. 23 (27). Col. Richard England, with the local rank of maj. gen. in India. 238 ORDER OF THE BATH 1844, May 2. Maj. Gen. John Geey. 1844, May 2. Maj. Gen. Henry Geoege "Wakelyn Smith. 1844, May 2. Maj. Gen. James Rutheefoed Ltjmley, Bengal Infantry, adjutant general of the army; in the East India Company's service. 1844, May 2. Maj. Gen. John HtrNTEE Littler, Bengal Infantry; in the East India Company's service. 1844, Oct. 30. Col. James Dennis, of the 3rd Foot, with the local rank of maj. gen. in India. 1844, Oct. 30. Col. Thomas Vaeiant, of the 40th Foot, with the local rank of maj. gen. in India. 1845, May 8. R. Adm. Sir Edwaed Chetham, afterwards Chetham- Strode. 1846, Mar. 9. Capt. Chaeles Hotham, R.N. 1846, Apr. 3. Maj. Gen. Waiter Raleigh Gilbert. 1846, Dec. 21. Maj. Gen. Charles William Pasley. 1847, July 8. R. Adm. Sir Hugh Pigot. 1847, Oct. 28. R. Adm. Sir Thomas John Cochrane. 1848, Mar. 2. Maj. Gen. Sir Dudley St. Leger Hill. 1848, Mar. 2. Maj. Gen. John Rolt. 1848, Apr. 27. Maj. Gen. William Francis Patrick Napier. 1848, Aug. 25. Maj. Gen. Archibald Galloway. 1849, June 5. Col. the Hon. Heney Dundas, of the 60th Rifles, afterwards 3rd viscount Melville. 1849, June 5. Col. Colin Campbell, of the 98th Foot, afterwards lord Clyde. 1849, June 5. Maj. Gen. William Samson Whish, in the service of the East India Company. 1849, June 5. Col. John Chbape, of the Bengal Engineers. K. C. B. MILITARY 239 1850, Aug. 16. Sir John Bisset, commissary general. 1850, Aug. 16. Sir James McGrigor, bart., M.D., director general of tlie medical department of the Army. 1850, Aug. 16. Sir William Burnett, M.D., director general of the medical department of the Navy. 1850, Aug. 16. James Thomson, inspector general of hospitals on the Bengal establishment of the East India Company's service. 1850, Aug. 16. Col. Hugh Masset Wheeler, of the Bengal Infantiy. 1851, July 22. Maj. Gen. George Bowles, late master of the Household, and now lieutenant of the Tower. 1852, Feb. 23. Maj. Gen. John Owen, late deputy adjutant general of the Royal Marines. 1852, Apr. 6. Lieut. Gen. Sir Thomas Downman. 1852, Apr. 6. Y. Adm. Sir George Francis Seymour. 1852, Apr. 6. V. Adm. the Hon. Sir Anthony Maitland. 1852, Apr. 6. Lieut. Gen. Sir Archibald Maclaine, knt. 1852, Apr. 6. Lieut. Gen. George Charles D'Aguilar. 1852, Apr. 6. Lieut. Gen. Sir Richard Armstrong, knt. 1852, Apr. 6. Lieut. Gen. Henry Goldfinch. 1852, Apr. 6. Lieut. Gen. John Bell. 1852, Apr. 6. Lieut. Gen. George Brown, adjutant general of Her Majesty's Forces. 1852, Apr. 6. R. Adm. Phipps Hornby, commissioner of the Admiralty. 1852, Apr. 6. R. Adm. William Fairbrother Carroll. 1852, Apr. 6. Col. James Tennant, of the Bengal Artillery. 1852, June 29. Lt. Gen. Charles McLeod, of the East India Company's Service. 16 240 ORDER OF THE BATH 1853, May 30. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Geokge Cathcaet, governor of the Cape of Good Hope. 1853, May 30. Maj. Gen. Henet Somerset. 1853, Dec. 9. Maj. Gen. Henet Godwin. 1853, Dec. 9. Brig. Gen. Scudamoee Winde Steel, of the Madras Army. 1853, Dec. 9. Commodore Geoege Eobeet Lambeet, of the Royal Navy. 1855, July 5. Lieut. Gen. Geoege Chaeles (Bingham), 3rd earl of Lucan. 1855, July 5. Lieut. Gen. Henet John William Bentinck, major gen. with rank of lieut. gen. in Turkey. 1855, July 5. Lieut. Gen. John Ltsaght Pennefathee, same. 1855, July 5. R. Adm. Houston Stuaet, same. 1855, July 5. R. Adm. James Hanwat Plumeidge. 1855, July 5. Maj. Gen. James Thomas (Beudenell), 17th earl of Cardigan. 1855, July 5. Maj 1855, July 5. Maj 1855, July 5. Maj 1855, July 5. Maj 1855, July 5. Maj 1855, July 5. Maj Gen. William John Codeington. j. Gen. RiCHAED Aieet. i. Gen. the Hon. James Toeke Scaelett. Gen. Haeet David Jones, Royal Engineers, j. Gen. Aethue Welleslet Toeeens. Gen. Geoege Bttllee. 1855, July 5. Maj. Gen. William Etee. 1855, July 5. Maj. Gen. Richaed James Dacees, Royal Artillery. 1855, July 5. R. Adm. the Hon. Montague Stopfoed. 1855, July 5. R. Adm. Henet Ducie Chads. 1855, July 5. R. Adm. Michael Setmotie. K. C. B, MILITARY 241 1855, July 5. E. Adm. Henet Btam Mahtin. 1855, July 5. Capt. Stephen Lushingtox, R.N. 1855, July 5. Adm. Frederick Whitworth William (Atlmee), 6tli lord Aylmer. 1855, July 5. Gen. Edward Nicolls, Royal Marines. 1855, July 5. Lieut. Gen. James FERGUsoisr. 1855, July 5. Lieut. Gten. Thomas "William Beotherton. 1855, July 5. V. Adm. Henry Hope. 1855, July 5. V. Adm. John Henry Coode. 1855, July 5. R. Adm. Maurice Frederick Fitzhaedinge Berkeley, a lord of the Admiralty. 1855, July 5. * R. Adm. Fairfax Moresby. 1855, Oct. 16. Maj. Gen. Hugh Henry Rose, afterwards lord Strathnairn, Military Commissioner at the Headq[uarter8 of the French Army in the East. 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Edmond Charles de Maetimpeey, Gen. of Division; an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.] 1856, Jan. 3. Feancois AuGtrsTE Thiey, Gen. of Division, Artillery; an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.] 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Adolphe Niel, G«n. of Division, Engineers ; an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.] 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Jacques Camou, Gen. of Division, Infantry; an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.] ^ CList of officers of the Army and Navy who would have been recommended for the honours of the ■2nd class of the Order of the Bath, had they survived.]. July 5, 1855? Rear- Admiral Armar Lowry Corry. Rear-Admiral Edward Boxer, C.B. Maj. -Gen. James Bucknall Buclcnall-Estcourt. Maj, -Gen. Sir John Campbell, Bart. Brig. -Gen. William Burton Tylden, Royal Engineers. Brig.-Gen, Henry William Adams, 49th Foot Brig.-Gen. Andrew Goldie, 57th Foot. Brig. -Gen. Thomas Fox-Strangways, Commanding Royal Artillery. In the Gazette of 1856, Sept. 8, the Queen ordained that the widows of the above should have the -precedence and title to which they would have been entitled had their husbands survived as above. 242 ORDER OF THE BATH 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Chaeles Pate, Gen. of Division, Infantry; an officer in tlie service of tte emperor of the French. [Honorary.] 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Charles d'Autemaeee d'Eeville, Gen. of Division, Infantry; an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.] 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Aemand Octave Maeie d'Allonville, Gen. of Division, Cavalry; an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.] 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Charles Levaillant, Gen. of Division, Infantry; an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.] 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Joseph Dxjlac, Gen. of Division, Infantry; an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.] 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Jean Baptiste Casimie Dalesme, Gen. of Division, Engineers ; an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.] 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Emile Heebillon, Gen. of Division, Infantry; an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.] 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Maeie Joseph Guillaume Bouat, Gen. of Division, Infantry; an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.] 1856, Jan. 3. Chaeles Eigault de Genouillt, centre amiral; an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.] 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Claude Michel Louis d'Atjeelles de Paladlnes, Gen. of Division, Infantry; an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.] 1856, Jan. 3. Gen. Emile Mellinet, Gen. of Division, Infantry; an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.] 1856, Jan. 3. Adm. Chaeles Penaud, contre-amiral, an officer in the service of the emperor of the French. [Honorary.} Warrant of appointment dated Jan. 22. 1856, Feb. 5. Gen. James Wallace Sleigh. 1856, Feb. 5. Lieut. Gen. Richaed Goddaed Haee Claeges. 1856, Feb. 5. V. Adm. Henet Peescott. 1856, Feb. 5. Lieut. Gen. John McDonald. K. C. B. MILITARY 243 1856, Feb. 5. Lieut. Gen. William Eowan. 1856, Feb. 5. V. Adm. Baeeington Eexnolds. 1856, Feb. 5. Lieut. Gen. William Gboege Mooee. 1856, Feb. 5. Maj. Gen. James Feedeeic Love. 1856, Feb. 5. Maj. Gen. James Jackson. 1856, Feb. 5. Maj. Gen. Chaeles Toeke, military secretary to the commander-in-chief. 1856, Feb. 5. E. Adm. the Hon. Eichaed Sadndees Dundas. 1856, Feb. 5. Maj. Gen. Lovell Benjamin Lovell. 1856. Feb. 5. Sir Geoege Maclean, knt., commissary general. 1856, Feb. 5. John Hall, inspector general of hospitals. 1856, Feb. 5. Maj. Gen. Geoege Augustus Wetheeall, adjutant general. 1856, Feb. 5. Maj. Gen. William Fenwick Williams, afterwards bart. 1856, May 3. Maj. Gen. Henet William Baenaed. 1856, May 3. Maj. Gen. Heney (Montagu), 6th lord Eokeby. 1857, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Samuel Benjamin Auchmutx. 1857, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Nathaniel Thoen. 1857, Jan. 2. E. Adm. Charles Howe Feemantle. 1857, Jan. 2. E. Adm. the Hon. Feedeeick William Geet. 1857, Jan. 2. Col. Eobeet Gaeeett. 1857, Jan. 2. Col. Heney Knight Stoeks. Unattached. 1857, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Geoege Petee Wymee, of the Bengal Army. 1857, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Pateick Geant, of the Bengal Army. 1857, Jan. 2. (Honorary) V. Adm. Leonaed Yictoe Joseph Chaenee. 244 ORDER OF THE BATH 1857, Jan. 2. (Honorary) Makie Joseph Alphonse Odet-Pellion, contre amiral. 1857, Jan. 2. (Honorary) Jean Lugeol, contre amiral. 1857, Jan. 2. (Honorary) Louis Edouaed comte Bouet-Willaumez, contre amiral. 1857, Jan. 2. (Honorary) Octave Pieeee Antoine De Chabaiwes- CuETON, contre amiral. 1857, Jan. 2. (Honorary) Pieeee Edmond Jtjeieu Jean de la Geavieee, contre amiral. 1857, Jan. 2. (Honorary) Lieut. Gen. chevalier Giovanni Uueando, commanding the First Division of the Sardinian Army in the East. 1857, Jan. 2. (Honorary) Lieut. Gen. chevalier Aedingo Teotti, commanding the Second Division of the Sardinian Army in the East. 1857, Jan. 22. Maj. Gen. Eobeet John Htjsset Vivian, of the Madras Army, late serving with the local rank of lieut. gen. while in the command of the Turkish contingent. 1857, July 4. (Extra) Maj. Gen. John Bennett Heaeset, col. of the 6th Regiment of Bengal Light Cavalry, in the East India Company's service. 1857, Sept. 12. R. Adm. the Hon. Henex Keppel. 1857, Nov. 11. Maj. Gen. Henet Havelock. *1857, Nov. 14. Col. Aechdale Wilson, of the Bengal Artillery. 1858, Jan. 21. Maj. Gen. John Eaedley Wilmot Inglis. 1858, Jan. 21. Capt. William Peel, R.N. 1858, Jan. 21. Col. Edwaed Lugaed. 1858, Jan. 21. Col. James Hope Geant. 1858, Mar. 24. Col. Sidney John Cotton, serving with the local rank of Maj. Gen. in the East Indies. # The following would have been recommended for the dignity had they survived. Nov. 17, 1857. Col. James George Neill, of the Madras Fusiliers. ,, „ Lt.-Col John Nicholson, of the 27th Beglment of Bengal Native Infantry. In the Gazette of 1867, Nov. 28, the Queen ordained that Isabella Neill, the widow of the late Col. Jaues Geoboe Neill, of the Madras Fusiliers, should have and hold, etc., the same precedence as if he had survived, etc., etc. K. C. B. MILITARV 245 1858, Mar. 24. Col. "William Eose Mansfield, afterwards lord Sandhurst, serving witli the local rank of maj. gen. in the East Indies. 1858, Mar. 24. (Extra) Col. Thomas Seaton, Bengal Army. 1858, June 18. Maj. Gen. Ohahles Thomas Van Steaubenzbe, commanding Land Forces in China. 1858, July 27. Maj. Gen. Thomas Hahte Franks. 1858, July 27. (Extra) Col. Robert Cornelis Napier, afterwards lord Napier of Magdala, of the Bengal Engineers. 1858, Aug. 18. Capt. Adolphus Slade, R.N., V. Adm. in the Ottoman Navy. 1858, Oct. 1. R. Adm. Sir Henry John Leeke, sometime commander- in-chief and superintendent of the Indian Navy. 1858, Nov. 16. Col. John Jones, of the 60th Regiment. 1859, Mar. 22. Maj. Gen. John Michel. 1859, Mar. 22. (Extra) Col. Charles Shepherd Stuart, of the Bombay Infantry. 1859, May 16. (Extra) Col. Robert Walpole, Rifle Brigade. 1859, May 16. (Extra) Col. George Robert Bareier, Royal Artillery. 1869, May 16. (Extra) Col. John Douglas, 79th Regiment. 1859, May 16. (Extra) Maj. Gen. Henry Gee Roberts, Bombay Army. 1869, May 16. (Extra) Maj. Gen. George Cornish Whitlock, Madras Army. 1859, June 10. John Macandrjew, M.D., insp. gen. of Hospitals : on half pay. 1869, June 21. Gen. Henry Wyndham. 1859, June 21. Lieut. Gen. John Aitchison. 246 ORDER OF THE BATH 1859, Aug. 17. (Extra) Col. David Edward Wood, of the Royal Artillery. 1860, May 9. Col. Alfred Hastings Hoesfoed. 1860, May 18. Lieut. Gen. Samuel Buedon Ellis, of the Royal Marines. 1860, May 18. Y. Adm. Aethue Fanshawe. 1860, May 18. V. Adm. Peovo William Paeet Wallis. 1860, May 18. R. Adm. Robeet Lambeet Baynes. 1860, May 18. Gen. the Hon. Heney Mueeay. 1860, May 18. Lieut. Gen. Philip Bainbrigge. 1860, May 18. Lieut. Gen. Thomas Erskine Napier. 1860, May 18. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Chaeles Stephen Goee. 1860, May 18. Lieut. Gen. Edward Chaeles Whinyates. 1860, May 18. Lieut. Gen. Geoege Judd Haeding. 1860, July 21. Col. Anthony Coningham Sterling, sometime Military Secretary to the Commander-in-Chief in the East Indies. 1860, July 30. Col. Richard Denis Kelly, of the 34th Regiment. 1860, Nov. 9. V. Adm. James Hope, Commander-in-chief of the Naval Forces in the East Indies and China. 1861, Mar. 1. (Honorary) Charles Guillaume Marie Appolinaire Antoinb Cousin-Montauban [Comte de Palikao] Gen. of Division, Commander-in-chief of the French Land Forces in China ; officer of the French Army. 1861, June 28. Adm. Edward Harvey. 1861, June 28. Lieut. Gen. William Henry Sewell. 1861, June 28. Lieut. Gen. George William Patt. 1861, June 28. Lieut. Gen. James Shaw Kennedy. 1861, June 28. Lieut. Gen. Geoege Leigh Goldie. K. C. B. MILITARY 247 1861, June 28. Lieut. Gen. John Mitchell. 1861, June 28. V. Adna. Heney William Bruce. 1861, June 28. V. Adm. William Fanshawe Maetin. 1861, June 28. Maj. Gen. William Beerbton. 1861, June 28. R. Adm. Lewis Tobias Jones. 1861, June 28. Col. William Ltgon (Pakenham), 6tli earl of Longford. 1861, July 16. Maj. Gen. Thomas Simson Pratt. 1862, Jan. 28. Maj. Gen. Stuart Gorbett, Bengal Infantry. 1862, Nov. 10. Gren. tlie Hon. Hugh Arbuthnott (on the occasion of the coining of age of H.R.H. the prince of Wales). 1862, Nov. 10. Gen. Sir John Hanbuet, knt. (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Gen. Geoege (Hat), 8th marquess of Tweeddale (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Gen. William Geeenshields Powee (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Gen. Heney George Andrew Taylor, Madras Army (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Gen. Alexander Lindsay, Bengal Army (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Gen. Sir James Heney Reynett, knt. (same occasion) . 1862, Nov. 10. Gen. Richaed Lluelltn (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Gen. Chaeles Geenb Ellicombe (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Lieut. Gen. George Turner (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Lieut. Gen. James Freeth (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Lieut. Gen. John Low, Madras Army (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Lieut. Gen. Sir James Charles Chatterton, bart. (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Lieut. Gen. Alexander Kennedy Claek Kennedy (same occasion). 248 ORDER OF THE BATH 1862, Nov. 10. Lieut. Gen. Michael White (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Lieut. Gen. David Capon, Bombay Army (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Maj. Gen. Sir Abraham Josias Cloete (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Maj. Gen. William Henry Elliott (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Adm. the Hon. George Elliott (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Adm. Sir Lucius Curtis, bart. (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Adm. William Bowles (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. V. Adm. William James Hope Johnstone (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. V. Adm. James Scott (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. R. Adm. Charles Talbot (same occasion). 1862, Nov 10. R. Adm. John McDougall (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. R. Adm. George Rodney Mundy (same occasion). 1862, Nov. 10. Lieut. Gen. Samuel Robert Wesley, Royal Marines (same occasion). 1863, Apr. 11. Col. Neville Bowles Chamberlain, of tbe Bengal Army. 1863, Dec. 31. John William Smith, commissary gen. in cbief. 1864, Feb. 9. Sir John Liddbll, knt., M.D., late director-gen. of tbe Medical Department of the Navy. 1864, Feb. 20. Maj. Gen. Duncan Alexander Cameron (having the local rank of lieut. gen. while in command of the Troops in New Zealand). 1864, Feb. 25. R. Adm. Sir Alexander Milne, promoted from K.C.B. (Civil) with temporary rank as Y. Adm. while commander-in-chief on the North American and West Indian Station. K. C. B. MILITARY 249 1864, Feb. 25. R. Adm. Augustus Leopold Kupee, with temporary- rank as V. Adm. while commander-in-chief on the East Indian and China Station. 1864, Aug. 25. Maj. Gen. John Gaevock. 1865, Feb. 23. /Honorary) V. Adm. Jean Louis Chahles Jauees, o£B.cer 01 the French Marine. 1865, Mar. 28. Gen. William Wood. 1865, Mar. 28. Gen. Thomas Kenah. 1865, Mar. 28. Adm. Sir George Rose Saetoeius, knt. 1865, Mar. 28. Gen. Abraham Robeets. 1865, Mar. 28. Lieut. Gen. Thomas Monteath-Douglas, iiengai Army. 1865, Mar. 28. Lieut. Gen. William Cator. 1865, Mar. 28. Lieut. Gen. Patrick Montgomeeie, Royal (late Madras) Artillery. 1865, Mar. 28. Lieut. Gen. Thomas Reed. 1865, Mar. 28. Lieut. Gen. John Scott. 1865, Mar. 28!>' Lieut. Gen. William Wtllie. 1865, Mar. 28. Lieut. Gen. Charles Ash Windham. 1865, Mar. 28. V. Adm. Thomas (Maitland), 11th earl of Lauder- dale. 1865, Mar. 28. V. Adm. Robeet Smaet. 1865, Mar. 28. V. Adm. John Kingcome. 1865, Mar. 28. Y. Adm. Hoeatio Thomas Austin. 1865, Mar. 28. Lieut. Gen. John Edward Dupuis. 1865, Mar. 28. Lieut. Gen. Foetescue Geaham, Royal Marines 250 ORDER OF THE BATH 1865, Mar. 28. E,. Adm. Sydney Colpoys Dackes. 1865, Mar. 28. Maj. Gen. lord William Paulet. 1865, Mar. 28. Maj. Gen. tlie Hon. Augustus Almeric Spencer. 1865, Mar. 28. Maj. Gen. Egbert "William Honner, Bombay Army. 1865, Mar. 28. Col. John William Gordon. 1865, Mar. 28. Col. Edward Harris Greathed. 1865, Mar. 28. Col. Charles William Dunbar Staveley. 1865, Max. 28. James Brown Gibson, M.D., Director-General of tlie Army Medical Department. » 1865, Mar. 28. William Linton, M.D., Inspector-General of Hospitals on half-pay. 1865, Mar. 28. William James Tyrone Power, Commissary- General-in-Chief. 1865, Apr. 19. Gen. Charles Menzies, of the Eoyal Marine Artillery. 1865, Apr. 19. Maj. Gen. Charles Warren. 1865, June 7. Adm. Edward Collier. 1865, June 7. V. Adm. Peter Richards. 1867, Mar. 13. V. Adm. Henry John Codrington. 1867, Mar. 13. V. Adm. Joseph Nias. 1867, Mar. 13. V. Adm. Sir Edward Belcher, knt. 1867, Mar. 13. Lieut. Gen. Edmund Finucane Morris. 1867, Mar. 13. Lieut. Gen. Peter Edmondstone Craigie. 1867, Mar. 13. Lieut. G«n. John Bloomfield Gough. 1867, Mar. 13. Lieut. Gen. George Henry Lockwood. 4 * K. C. B. MILITARY 25T 1867, Mar. 13. Maj. Gen. Maueice Stack, Bombay Army. 1867, Mar. 13. Maj. Gen. Edwaed Geeen, Bombay Army. 1867, Mar. 13. Lieut. Gen. George Beooke, Bengal Army. 1867, Mar. 13. Maj. Gen. John Eowland Smyth. 1867, Mar. 13. Adm. Feedeeick Thomas Mitchell. 1867, Mar. 13. V. Adm. Thomas Matthew Chaeles Stmonds. 1867, Mar. 13. R. Adm. William Hutcheon Hall. 1867, Mar. 13. Maj. Gen. Geoege Bell. 1867, Mar. 13. Col. Feedeeick Edwaed Chapman. 1867, Mar. 13. David Deas, M.D., inspector general of hospitals-- and fleets. 1867, Mar. 13. Lieut. Gen. Thomas Hollowat, Royal Marine- Artillery. 1867, Mar. 13. Capt. Sir William Saltonstall Wiseman, bart.jR.N^ 1867, Mar. 13. Lieut. Gen. William Bell. 1867, Mar. 13. Lieut. Gen. John Bloomfield. 1867, Mar. 13. Lieut. Gen. Anthony Blaxland Steansham, Royal Marine Light Infatry. 1867, Mar. 13. Maj. Gen. William Bates Ingilbt. 1867, Mar. 13. Maj. Gen. Teevoe Chute. 1868, Mar. 14. Maj. Gen. Heney Tombs, V.C, of the Royal (late- Bengal) Artillery. 1868, Aug. 14. Maj. Gen. Geoege Malcolm, Bombay Army. 1868, Aug. 14. Capt. Leopold Geoege Heath, R.N. 1869, June 2. Y. Adm. William Ramsay. 1869, June 2. Lieut. Gen. Geoege Feedeeick (Upton), 3rd viscount Template wn. 252 ORDER OF THE BATH 1869, June 2. V. Adm. the Rt. Hon. Clarence Edward Paget, commonly called lord Clarence Paget. 1869, June 2. Lieut. Gen. Edward Huthwaite. 1869, June 2. V. Adm. Henry Kellett. 1869, June 2. Maj. Gen. Frederick Horn. 1869, June 2. Maj. Gen. Arthur Augustus ThurlowCunynghame. 1869, June 2. Lord George Augustus Frederick Paget, maj. gen. 1869, June 2. Maj. Gen. Arthur Johnstone Lawrence. 1869, June 2. Maj. Gen. Horatio Shirley. 1869, June 2. E. Adm. Hastings Reginald Yelverton. 1869, June 2. Maj. Gen. William Jones. 1869, June 2. R. Adm. Bartholomew James Sulivan. 1869, June 2. Maj 1869, June 2. Maj 1869, June 2. Maj 1869, June 2. Maj 1869, June 2. Maj Gen. John St. George. j. Gen. Edward Charles Warde. Gen. James Brind. Gen. tte Rt. Hon. Percy Egerton Herbert. j. Gen. John Lintorn Arabin Simmons. 1869, June 2. Maj. Gen. Archibald Little. 1869, June 2. Col. Alfred Thomas Wilde, Madras Army. 1869, June 2. Thomas Galbraith Logan, M.D., director-gen. of the Medical Department of the Army. 1871, May 20. Lieut. Gen. James Alexander. 1871, May 20. Lieut. Gen. Edward Walter Forestier Walker. 1871, May 20. Lieut. Gen. John Fowler Bradford. 1871, May 20. Maj. Gen. David Russell. K. C. B. MILITARY 253 1871, May 20. Maj. Gen. Henet William Stisted. 1871, May 20. Maj. Gen. Chaelbs Richaed (Sackville-West), 6tb earl De La Warr. 1871, May 20. Maj. Gen. Feedeeick Paul Haines. 1871, May 20. Maj. Gen. Thomas Montagu Steele. 1871, May 20. Maj. Gen. Collin gwood Dickson, Y.C. 1871, May 20. Maj. Gen. Chaeles Eeid. 1871, May 20. Maj. Gen. James William Fitzmayee. 1871, May 20. Maj. Gen. Henet Chaeles Baenston Daubenet. 1871, May 20. R. Adm. William Robeet Mends. 1871, May 20. R. Adm. William King Hall. 1871, May 20. David Dumbeeck, M.D., insp.-gen. of Hospitals on half pay. 1871, May 20. William Heney Deake : controller. War Office. 1871, June 17. Alexandee Aemsteong, M.D., director-gen. of the Medical Department of the Navy. 1872, Sept. 10. (Honorary) Maj. Gen. Geoege Bouechiee, Royal (late Bengal) Artillery. 1872, Sept. 10. Col. Chaeles Henet Beownlow, Bengal Staff Corps. 1873, May 24. Adm. Henet Smith. 1873, May 24. Adm. Sir Thomas Sabine Paslet, bart. 1873, May 24. Adm. Chaeles Eden. 1873, May 24. Lieut Gen. Feancis Waede. 1873, May 24. V. Adm. Geoege St. Vincent King. 1873, May 24. Lieut. Gen. Feedeeick William Hamilton. 1873, May 24. V. Adm. the Hon. James Robeet Deummond 1873, May 24. Lieut. Gen. Aethue Mitfoed Bechee. 254 ORDER OF THE BATH 1873, May 24. Lieut. Gen. Chables Teollope. 1873, May 24. Lieut. Gen Edwaud Coopee Hodge. 1873, May 24. Lieut. G«n. the Hon. Alexander Hamilton-Gordon. 1873, May 24. Lieut. Gen. John Fordyce. 1873, May 24. Lieut. G«n. Philip Melmoth Nelson Gut 1873, May 24. Y. Adm. Astlet Cooper Key. 1873, May 24. Maj. Gen. Henry Hugh Manvers Percy, commonly called lord Henry Percy, Y.G. 1873, May 24. Maj. Gen. Charles Henry Ellice. 1873, May 24. Maj. Gen Richard Wilbraham. 1873, May 24. Maj. Gen. James Duncan Macpherson. 1873, May 24. Maj. Gen. Edmund Haythorne. 1873, May 24 Maj. Gen. Henry Drurt Harness. 1873, May 24. R. Adm. John Walter Tarleton. 1873, May 24. R. Adm. Charles Frederick Alexander Shadwell. 1873, May 24. Maj. Gen. Henry Wylie Norman. 1873, May 24. Col. John Miller Adye. 1873, May 24. Surg Gen. "William Mure Muir, M.D. 1874, Mar. 31. Maj. G«n. Sir Garnet Joseph Wolseley, afterwards viscount Wolseley. 1874, Mar. 31. Capt. John Edmund Commerell, R.N., V.C. 1874, Mar. 31. Capt. William Nathan Wrighte Hewett, R.N.. V.C. 1874, Mar. 31. Col. Sir Archibald Alison, bart. 1874, Mar. 31. Col. John Chetham McLeod, 42nd Regt. K. C. B. MILITARY 255 1874, Mar. 31. Deputy-Surgeon Gen. Anthony Dickson Home, Y.O. 1875, May 29. Lieut. Gen. Bukke Cttppage. 1875, May 29. V. Adm. Eichaed Collinson. 1875, May 29. V. Adm. Claude Henrt Mason Buckle. 1875, May 29. V. Adm. Geoege Gifeard. 1875, May 29. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Geoege Cadogan. 1875, May 29. V. Adm. William Losing. 1875, May 29. Lieut. Gen. Sir Feancis Seymour, bart. 1875, May 29. Lieut. Gen. William O'Geady Haly. 1875, May 29. Y. Adm. Edward Southwell Sotheby. 1875, May 29. Lieut. Gen. Edward Alan Holdich. 1875, May 29. Maj. Gen. Edwin Beaumont Johnson. 1875, May 29. Maj. Gen. Henry Dermot Daly. 1875, May 29. Surgeon Gen. John Campbell Brown, Bengal Army. 1876, Mar. 23. Maj. Gen. the Hon. Francis Colboene, com- manding Her Majesty's Troops in China and the Straits Settlements. 1877, June 2. Adm. Geoege Elliot. 1877, June 2. Lieut. Gen. Arthur Boeton. 1877, June 2. Lieut. Gen. Eichaed Waddy. 1877, June 2. V. Adm. Frederick Beauchamp Paget Seymour. 1877, June 2. Lieut. Gen. Henry Dalrymple White. 1877, June 2. Maj. Gen. William Sherbrooke Eamsay Norcott. 1877, June 2. Maj. Gen. Daniel Lysons. 17 256 ORDER OF THE BATH 1877, June 2. Maj. Gen. Charles Lawrence D'Aguilae. 1877, June 2. Maj. Gen. James Talbot Aieet. 1877, June 2 Maj. Gen. Alexander Taylor. 1877, June 2. Maj. Gen. Michael Galwey, Madras Army. 1877, June 2. Maj. Gen. George Wade Guy Green, Bengal Army. 1877, June 2. E. Adm. William Houston Stewart. 1877, June 2. Maj. Gen. Thomas Hurdle, late Eoyal Marines. 1877, June 2. William Richard Edwin Smart, M.D., inspector general of hospitals and fleets. 1878, July 29. Lieut. Gen. Sir Arnold Burrowes Kemball. 1878, Aug. 12. V. Adm. Geoffrey Thomas Phipps Hornby, commander-in-cliief of Her Majesty's I^aval Forces in the Mediterranean. 1878, Nov. 11. Frederick Augustus (Thesiger), 2nd lord Chelmsford, maj. gen., having the local rank of lieut. gen. while serving in command of the Forces at the Cape of Good Hope. 1879, June 23. Col. Henry Evelyn Wood, V.O. 1879, June 23. Commissary General Edward Strickland. 1879,June 28. Gen. Henry Bates. 1879, July 25. Lieut. Gen. Donald Martin Stewart. 1879, July 25. Lieut. Gen. Sir Samuel James Browne, V.C. 1879, July 25. Lieut. Gen. Frederick Francis Maude, Y.C. 1879, June 25. Maj. Gen. Michael Anthony Shrapnel Biddulph, R.A. 1879, July 25. Maj. Gen. Frederick Sleigh Roberts, R.A., V.C. 1879, July 25. Col. and Local Maj. Gen. Peter Stark Lumsden. 1879, Nov. 27. R. Adm. Francis William Sullivan. K. C. B. MILITARY 257 1880, Mar. 6. Col. Chaeles Patton Keyes, Madras Staff Corps. 1880, Mar. 6. Col. Campbell Clate Geant Ross, Bengal Staff Corps. 1880, Apr. 23. Maj. Gen. Feedeeick Alexandee Campbell, director of Artillery and Stores. 1880, Apr. 23. Adm. Geoege Geeville Welleslet. 1881, Feb. 22. Lieut. Gen. Eobeet Gnesiphoeus Beight. 1881, Feb. 22. Maj. Gen. John Eoss. 1881, Feb. 22. Maj. Gen. James Hills, V.C. 1881, Feb. 22. Maj. Gen. Eobeet Phayee, Bombay Staff Corps. 1881, Feb. 22. Col. Heebeet Tayloe Macpheeson (baving local rank of maj. gen.), V.C, Bengal Staff Corps. 1881, Feb. 22. Col. Chaeles Hejstey Pallisee, Bengal Staff Corps. 1881, Feb. 22. Col. Chaeles John Stanley Gough, V.C, Bengal Cavalry. 1881, Feb. 22. Col. Thomas Dueand Baker, 18tb Regiment. 1881, Feb. 22. Col. Chaeles Metcalfe MacGeegoe, Bengal Staff Corps. 1881, Feb. 22. Col. Hugh Heney Gough, V.C, Bengal Staff Corps. 1881, May 24. Adm. tbe Hon. Chaeles Gilbeet John Beydone Elliot. 1881, May 24. Adm. Edwaed Gennys Fanshawe. 1881, May 24. Gen. Geoege Colt Langley. 1881, May 24. Gen. William Montagu Scott McMuedo. 1881, May 24. Gen. lord Maek Kbee. 1881, May 24. Gen. H.S.H. prince Edwaed (William Augustus Edward) of Saxe- Weimar. 1881, May 24. Gen. John Thornton Grant. 1881, May 24. Lieut. Gen. George Vaughan Maxwell. 258 ORDER OF THE BATH 1881, May 24. Lieut. Gen. Alexandee Macdonell. 1881, May 24. Lieut. Gen. Charles Pyndar Beauchamp Walker. 1881, May 24. Lieut. Gen. John Forbes. 1881, May 24. V. Adm. the Et. Hon. lord John Hat. 1881, May 24. Hon. Maj. Gen. John Coke. 1881, May 24. Capt. Frederick William Eichards, E.N. 1881, May 24. Col. Charles George Aebuthnot. 1881, May 24. Col. Charles Cooper Johnson, Bengal Staff Corps. 1882, Aug. 14. Capt. Walter James Hunt-Geubbe. 1882, Nov. 18. V. Adm. William Montagu Dowell. 1882, Nov. 18. Lieut. Gen. George Haert Smith Willis. 1882, Nov. 18. Lieut. Gen. Sir Edward Bruce Hamlet. 1882, Nov. 18. E. Adm. Anthont Hilbt Hoskins. 1882, Nov. 18. Commissary Gen. Edward Moeeis, Commissariat and Transport Staff. 1882, Nov. 18. Maj. Gen. Geeald Geaham. 1882, Nov. 18. Maj. Gen. Drurt Curzon Drurt-Lowe. 1882, Nov. 18. Col. Chaeles Butler Peter Hodges Nugent. 1882, Nov. 18. Col. Oriel Yiveash Tanner. 1882, Nov. 18. Col. Sir Baker Creed Eussell. 1882, Nov. 18. Deputy Surg. Gen. James Arthur Hanbury. 1882, Nov. 18. Col. Cromer Ashburnham. 1882, Nov. 24. Lieut. Gen. Eichard Chambre Hates Taylor. 1882, Nov. 24. Lieut. Gen. Arthur James Herbert. 1882, Nov. 24. Lieut. Gen. Edmund Augustus Whitmore. K. C. B. MILITARY 259 1882, Nov. 24. Maj. Gen. Charles William Adair. 1882, Nov. 24. John Watt Ebid, M.D., director general of the Medical Department of the Navy. 1882, Nov. 24. Maj. Gen. John Carstaies McNeill, V.C. 1884, May 21. (Extra) Lieut. Gen. Frederick Charles Arthur Stephenson. 1884, May 21. (Extra) Col. Herbert Stewart, aide-de-camp to the queen. 1884, May 24. (Extra)Adm. Alfred Phillipps Ryder. 1884, May 24. (Extra) V. Adm. George Ommanbt Willes. 1885, Aug. 11. Adm. E.t. Hon. Sir John Charles Dalrymple Hay, bart., F.R.S. 1885, Aug. 25. (Extra) Maj. Gen. Sir George Richards Greaves. 1885, Aug. 25. (Extra) Maj. Gen. Sir Rbdvers Henry Buller, V.C. 1885, Aug. 25. (Extra) Thomas Crawford, M.D., director general of the Army Medical Department. 1885, Aug. 25. (Extra) Col. John Hudson, Bengal Staff Corps. 1885, Aug. 25. (Extra) Col. Henry Peter Ewart, half-pay. 1885, Aug. 25. (Extra) Col. Sir Charles William Wilson, Royal Engineers. 1885, Nov. 7. (Extra) Capt. Robert Henry More Molyneux, Royal Navy. 1885, Dec. 8. (Extra) Maj. Gen. Harry North Dalrymple Prbndergast, V.C. 1885, Dec. 19. (Extra) V. Adm. Arthur William Acland Hood. 1886, Jan. 9. (Extra) Gen. the Hon. Arthur Edward Hardinge, an extra equerry to the Queen. 1886, Jan. 16. (Extra) Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Sir Leicester Smyth. 1886, Feb. 18. V. Adm. H.R.H. Alfred Ernest Albert, duke of Edinburgh. 26o ORDER OF THE BATH 1886, Apr. 1. (Extra) Maj. Gen. Edward Gascoigne Bul-wee. 1886, May 29. Gen. Frank Turner, Eoyal Artillery. 1886, May 29. Adm. Arthur Farquhar, Royal Navy. 1886, May 29. Gen. Henry James Warre. 1886, May 29. Lieiit. Gen. and Hon. Gen. the Hon. St. George Gerald Foley. 1886, May 29. Lieut. Gen. and Hon. Gen. Henry Errington Longden. 1886, May 29. Gen. William Olpherts, V.C, Royal (Bengal) Artillery. 1886, May 29. Adm. John Corbett, Royal Navy. 1886, May 29. V. Adm. Sir George Henry Richards, knt., Royal Navy. 1886, May 29. Lieut. Gen. Julius Richard Glyn. 1886, May 29. Lieut. Gen. William Pollexfen Radcliffb. 1886, May 29. Lieut. Gen. William Payn. 1886, May 29. Maj. Gen. John Watson, V.C, Bombay Staff Corps. 1886, Nov. 25. Lieut. Col. and Col. Francis Booth Norman, Bengal Staff Corps. 1.886, Nov. 25. Lieut. Col. and Col. Francis Wallace Grenfell, aide-de-camp to tlie queen; on half -pay list. 1886, Nov. 25. Lieut. Col. and Col. William Francis Butler, aide-de-camp to the queen; on half -pay list. 1886, Nov. 25. Lieut. Col. and Col. George Stewart White, V.C, having local rank of maj. gen. while commanding in Upper Burmah; on half -pay list. 1887, June 21. Adm. Henry Chads. 1887, June 21. Gen. James Macleod Bannatyne Fraser-Txtler, Bengal Staff Corps. K. C. B. MILITARY 261 1887, June 21. Adm. Chaeles Fareell Hilltae. 1887, June 21. Gen. Peneosb Chaeles Peneose, Eoyal Marine Light Infantry. 1887, June 21. Adm. Sir Edwahd Augustus Inglefield, knt. 1887, June 21. Adm. Aethue Gumming. 1887, June 21. Adm. Sir Reginald John Macdonald. 1887, June 21. Gren. John Alexandee Ewaet. 1887, June 21. Adm. Edward Beidges Eice. 1887, June 21. Adm. Augustus Phillimore. 1887, June 21. Adm. the Et. Hon. Eichaed James (Meade), 4th earl of Clanwilliam. 1887, June 21. Gen. Charles Loudon Baenaed, Eoyal Marine Artillery. 1887, June 21. Lieut. Gen. and Hon. Gen. William Parke. 1887, June 21. Lieut. Gen. John Luthee Vaughan, Bengal Staff Corps. 1887, June 21. Lieut. Gen. Lothian Nicholson, Inspector Gen. of Fortifications. 1887, June 21. Lieut. Gen. Eobeet Hume. 1887, June 21. Lieut. Gen. Heney D'Otley Toerens, commanding the Troops in South Africa. 1887, June 21. V. Adm. Eichaed Veset Hamilton. 1887, June 21. V. Adm. Thomas Brandreth. 1887, June 21. Surgeon Gen. John Hareie Kee Innes, honorary surgeon to the Queen. 1887, June 21. Maj. Gen. Sir Heney Marsham Havelock-Allan, hart., Y.C. 1887, June 21. (Additional) V. Adm. William Graham. 262 ORDER OF THE BATH 1887, June 21. (Additional) Y. Adm. Nowell Salmon, Y.C. 1887, June 21. (Additional) Maj. Gen. (Honorary) George Hutt, V.C. 1887, June 21. (Additional) William Mackenzie, inspector gen. of hospitals, Indian Medical Service'; honorary physician to the queen. 1887, June 21. (Additional) James Jenkins, inspector gen. of Hospitals and Fleets, Royal Navy. 1887, June 21. (Additional) Maj. Gen. Maetin Dillon, com- manding a division, Bengal. 1887, June 21. (Additional) Maj. Gen. George Btng Hakman, military secretary, head quarters of the Army. 1887, June 21. (Additional) E. Adm. George Teton. 1887, July 1 (Nov. 25). Lieut. Col. and Col. (having the local and temporary rank of brig, gen.) Robeet Cunliffe Low, Bengal Cavalry, commanding a Brigade, Bengal. 1887, July 1 (Nov. 25). Lieut. Col. and Col. (having the local and temporary rank of brig, gen.) William Stephen Alexander LocKHART, Bengal Infantry, commanding a Brigade, Bengal. 1888, Jan. 16. Maj. Gen. Reginald Gipps, commanding the Home District. 1889, Apr. 10. Lieut. Col. and Col. (having local and temporary rank of Maj. Gen.) John Withers McQueen, A.D.C, Bengal Staff Corps, commanding Hazara Field Force. 1889, May 25. Adm. the Hon. Arthur Auckland Leopold Pedro Cochrane, retired list Royal Navy. 1889, May 25. Gen. John William Schneider, Bombay Infantry. 1889, May 25. Adm. Algernon McLennan Lyons, Royal Navy. 1889, May 25. Lieut. Gen. and Hon. Gen. Charles Cameron Shute. 1889, May 25. Lieut. Gen. George Wentvtorth Alexander HiGGiNSON, lieut. of the Tower of London. K. C. B. MILITARY 263 1889, May 25. Lieut. Gen. and Hon. Gen. tlie Hon. David Macdowall Fraser, Royal Artillery. 1889, May 25. Lieut. Gen. Allen Bayard Johnson, Bengal Staff Corps. 1889, May 25. Maj. Gen. and Hon. Lieut. Gen. William Augustus Fyers. 1889, May 25. Maj. Gen. the Hon. James Charlemagne Dormer, commanding the Force in Egypt. 1889, May 25. R. Adm. the Hon. Edmund Robert Fremantle, Royal Navy. 1889, May 25. Maj. Gen. Richard Harrison, Royal Engineers. 1890, Jan. 1. Lieut. Gen. George Tomkyns Chesnet (Royal Engineers), member of the Council oi the Viceroy and Gov. Gen. of India. 1890, Feh. 18. (Honorary) His Excellency V. Adm. Carl August Deinhard, commander-in-chief of the German Cruising Squadron. 1890, May 16. V. Adm. John Kennedy Erskine Baird, Royal Navy. 1890, July 8. Lieut. Gen. H.R.H. Arthur William Patrick Albert, duke of Connaught and Strathearn (wrongly gazetted on July 1 to G.C.B. military; gazetted on July 8 to K.C.B. military). 1891, May 30. Adm. Sir Francis Leopold McClintock, knt.. Royal Navy. 1891, May 30. Gen. William Templer Hughes, Indian Staff Corps. 1891, May 30. Gen. Charles Cureton, Indian Staff Corps. 1891, May 30. Gen. John Field, Bombay Infantry. 1891, May 30. V. Adm. George Willes Watson, Royal Navy, commander-in-chief North America and West Indies. 1891, May 30. Lieut. Gen. Charles Craufurd Eraser. 1891, May 30. Lieut. Gen. Wilbraham Gates Lennox, V.C, Royal Engineers. 1891, May 30. Lieut. Gen. William John Williams, Royal Artillery. 264 ORDER OF THE BATH 1891, May 30. Maj. Gen. and Hon. Lieut. Gen. Henrx Edwin Weahe. 1891, May 30. Maj. Gen. and Hon. Lieut. Gen. Alexander Abercrombt Nelson. 1891, May 30. William Alexander Mackinnon, direc. gen. of the Army Medical Department. 1891, May 30. Lieut. Col. and Col. Henry James Alderson (temporary maj. gen.), half -pay Royal Artillery, director of artillery. 1891, Nov. 19. Maj. Gen. William Kidston Elles, commanding a first-class district, Bengal. 1891, Nov. 19. Col. (having local and temporary rank of brig, gen.) George Benjamin Wolselet, aide-de-camp to the Queen, commanding a second-class district, Madras. 1891, Nov. 19. Lieut. Col. and Col. (having local and temporary rank of brig, gen.) Henry Collett, Indian Staff Corps, commanding a second-class district, Bengal. 1892, May 25. V. Adm. John Ommaney Hopkins. 1892, May 25. V. Adm. Algernon Charles Fieschi Heneage. 1892, May 25. Gen. John William Collman Williams, Eoyal Marine Artillery. 1893, June 3. Gen. Richard Thomas Earren. 1893, June 3. Maj. Gen. and Hon. Lieut. Gen. William Drysdale. 1893, June 3. Lieut. Gen. and Hon. Gen. Julius Augustus Robert Raines. 1893, June 3. Gen. William Gordon Cameron, commanding the Troops in South Africa. 1893, June 3. Gen. the Hon. Percy Robert Basil Fielding. 1893, June 3. Gen. Alfred William Lucas, Indian Staff Corps. 1893, June 3. Maj. Gen. and Hon. Lieut. Gen. John Blick Spurgin. K. C. B. MILITARY 265 1893, June 3. Gen. Thomas Wright, Indian Staff Corps. 1893, June 3. Lieut. Gen. John Doean, Indian Stafi Corps. 1893, June 3. Gen. Eobeet White. 1893, June 3. Gen. Mark Walker, V.C. 1893, June 3. Lieut. Gen. and Hon. Gen. Charles John Foster. 1893, June 3. Lieut. Gen. William Stirling, Royal Artillery, governor and commandant Royal Military Academy. 1893, Nov. 17. Adm. Sir Mich^vel Culme-Seymoitr, bart. 1894, May 8. Maj. Gen. Arthur Power Palmer, Indian Staff Corps, commanding a second-class district in India (in recognition of services during the operations in the Chin Hills in 1892-3). 1894, May 8. Maj. Gen. Richard Campbell Stewart, Madras Cavalry, commanding a first-class district in India (same occasion). 1894, May 26. Gen. James Frankfort Manners Browne, Royal Engineers. 1894, May 26. Surg. Gen. James Mouat, V.C, half pay, late Army Medical Department, hon. surg. to the queen. 1894, May 26. Honorary Maj. Gen. James Mansfield Nuttall, retired half pay, late Indian Staff Corps. 1894, May 26. Gen. James Abbott, Royal (late Bengal) Artillery. 1894, May 26. Gen. Robert Cadell, Royal (late Madras) Artillery. 1894, May 26. Gen. Henry Hastings Affleck Wood, Indian Staff Corps. 1894, May 26. Maj. Gen. Frederick William Edward Forestier- Walker, commanding the Force in Egypt. 1894, May 26. Lieut. Gen. Edward Newdigate Newdigate. 1894, May 26. Lieut. Gen. Henry Brackenbury, Royal Artillery, ordinary member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1894, May 26. Honorary Maj. Gen. Robert John Hughes, retired pay. 266 ORDER OF THE BATH 1894, May 26. Col. William Green, retired pay. 1894, May 26. Lieut. Gen. Eobeet John Hat, Royal Artillery, director of Artillery. 1894, May 26. E. Adm. John Aebuthnot Fishee, Controller of the Navy. 1894, July 17. Lieut. Gen. (with the local and temporary rank of Col.) Alfeed Buedox Ellis, the West India Regiment, commanding the Troops on the West Coast of Africa ; would have been recommended for the dignity of knt. commander of the Order of the Bath (Military Division) had he survived. 1894, Dec. 21. R. Adm. Feedeeick Geoege Denham Bedfoed. 1895, May 25. V. Adm. Chaeles Feedeeick Hotham. 1895, May 25. V. Adm. Robeet O'Beien FitzRot. 1895, May 25. Lieut. Gen. Henet Beasnell Tuson, Royal Marine Artillery. 1895, May 25. James Nicholas Dick, inspec. gen. of Hospitals and Fleets and direc. gen. of the Medical Department of the Navy. 1895, June 11. Honorary Lieut. Col. Raja Ram Singh, commander- in-chief Kashmir State Troops. (Honorary). 1896, Jan. 21. Col. Bindon Blood, in recognition of services during the operations of the Chitral Relief Force. 1896, Mar. 31. Honorary Maj. Gen. Sir Feancis Cunningham Scott, in recognition of services in the recent expedition to Ashanti. 1896, May 20. Maj. Gen. and Hon. Lieut. Gen. John William Cox, col. the Bedfordshire Regiment. 1896, May 20. Gen. Geoege Augustus Schombekg, Royal Marine Artillery. 1896, May 20. Gen. David Scott Dodgson, Bengal Infantry. 1896, May 20. Gen. Aethue Howlett, Indian Staff Corps. 1896, May 20. V. Adm. Albxandee Bullee. K. C. B. MILITARY 267 1896, May 20. Gen. Sir Egbert Biddulph, col. commandant Royal Artillery, governor and commander-in-cliief, Gibraltar. 1896, May 20. Lieut. Gen. Charles Mansfield Olakke, command- ing the Forces, Madras. 1896, May 20. V. Adm. Henry Fairfax. 1896, May 20. Maj. Gen. (temporary lieut. gen.) Robert Grant, Royal Engineers, insp. gen. of Fortifications. 1896, May 20. Adm. Richard Wells. 1896, May 20. V. Adm. lord Walter Talbot Kerr. 1896, Nov. 17. Maj. Gen. Sir Horatio Herbert Kitchener, Royal Engineers (Sirdar of the Egyptian Army) in recognition of services during the recent operations in the Soudan. 1897, May 7. Maj. Gen. Sir Frederick Cakrington, commanding Infantry Brigade, Gibraltar, in recognition of services during the operations in South Africa, 1896. 1897, May 25. R. Adm. Harry Holdsvs^orth Rawson, in recognition of services during the recent expedition to Benin. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Lieut. Gen. and Hon. Gen. Sir William Hope, bart. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Surg. Gen. Charles Alexander Gordon, hon. physician to the Queen. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Adm. William Garnham Luard. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Adm. George Granville Randolph. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Maj. Gen. and Hon. Lieut. Gen. James Clerk-Rattray. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Gen. John Irvine Murray, Indian Staff Corps. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Gen. Frederick Richard Maunsell, col. commandant Royal (late Bengal) Engineers). 1897, June 22. (Additional) Maj. Gen. and Hon. Lieut. Gen. Henry LE Geyt Bruce, Royal (late Bengal) Artillery. 268 ORDER OF THE BATH 1897, June 22. (Additional) Maj. Gen. Alexander James Haedy Elliott, col. 6th Dragoon Guards. 1897, June 22. (Additional) gen. J^neas Peiikins, col. commandant Royal (late Bengal) Engineers. 1897, June 22. Col. Francis Howell Jenkins, Indian Staff Corps. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Lieut. Gen. Henry Richard Legge Newdigate. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Lieut. Gen. Henry Moore, Indian Staff Corps. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Maj. Gen. George Luck, inspec. gen. of Cavalry in Great Britain and Ireland. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Henry Frederick Norbtjry, inspec. gen. of Hospitals and Fleets. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Gen. "William Anthony Gib, Indian Staff Corps. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Hon. Maj. Gen. Joseph Philips, Royal Marines. 1897, June 22. (Additional) V. Adm. Henry Frederick Nichol- son, commander-in-cliief, Sheerness. 1897, June 22. .(Additional) Gen. Howard Sutton Jones, Royal Marines. 1897, June 22. , (Additional) Lieut. Gen. Henry Clement Wilkin- son, col. 4th. Dragoon Guards. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Lieut. Gen. William Howlet GooDENOUGH, Royal Artillery, commanding the Troops, South Africa. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Maj. Gen. James Makgill Heriot Maitland, Royal Engineers. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Lieut. Gen. Charles Edward Nairne, Royal Artillery, commanding the Forces, Bombay. 1897, June 22. (Additional) V. Adm. Edward Hobart Seymour. K. C. B. MILITARY 269 1897, June 22. (Additional) Lieut. Gen. Cecil James East, gov. and commandant. Royal Military College. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Maj. Gen. William Galbraith, commanding a first-class district in India. 1897, June 22. (Additional) V. Adm. Heney Feedbeick Stephenson. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Maj. G«n. James Alletne, commanding Royal Artillery, Aldershot. 1897, June 22. (Additional) James John Louis Donnet, inspec. gen. of Hospitals and Fleets. 1897, June 22. (Additional) V. Adm. James Elphinstone Eeskine, commander-in-chief. North. America and West Indies. 1897, June 22. (Additional) V. Adm. Nathaniel Bowden-Smith. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Lieut. Gen. Edwin Markham, Royal Artillery, insp. gen. of Ordnance, Head Quarters. 1897, June 22. (Additional) V. Adm. William Robert Kennedy. 1898, May 20. Col. (brig, gen.) William Penn Symons, command- ing a second-class district in India, in recognition of services during the recent operations on the North-west Frontier of India. 1898, May 20. Col. (brig, gen.) Richard Westmacott, commanding a second-class district in India (same occasion). 1898, May 20. Col. (brig, gen.) William Gxjstavus Nicholson, deputy adj. gen., Punjab command (same occasion). 1898, May 20. Col. (brig, gen.) Aleebd Gaselee, A.D.C, Indian Staff Corps (same occasion). 1898, May 20. Col. (brig, gen.) Edmond Roche Elles, commanding a second-class district in India (same occasion). 1898, May 20. Col. William Hope Meiklejohn, Indian Army (same occasion). 1898, May 20. Surg. Col. Geoege Thomson, Indian Medical Service (same occasion). 270 ORDER OF THE BATH 1898, May 21. Gen. Hugh Rowlands, V.C. 1898, May 21. Gren. John James Hood Goedon, Indian Staff Corps, member of the Council of India. 1898, May 21. Gen. Stanley de Buegh Edwardes, Indian Army. 1898, May 21. V. Adm. lord Chaeles Thomas Montagu-Douglas- Scott. 1898, May 21. Gen. John Davis, commanding tlie Troops, Southern District. 1898, May 21. Maj. Gen. Coleeidge Geove, military secretary at Headquarters. 1898, May 21. V. Adm. Eichaed Edwaed Teacey, president of the Royal Naval College. 1898, May 21. V. Adm. Compton Edwaed Domvile, adm. superin- tendent of Naval Reserves. 1898, May 21. Maj. Gen. Raymond Heevey, viscount Frankfort de Montmorency. 1898, Nov. 15. Maj. Gen. William Foebes Gatacee. 1898, Nov. 15. Maj. Gen. Aechibald Huntee, governor of Dongola Province and commandant Frontier Field Force, Egypt. 1898, Nov. 15. Maj. Gen. Heney Macleod Leslie Eundle, Royal Artillery, employed with Egyptian Army. 1899, May 16. Col. (brig, gen.) Reginald Claee Haet, V.C, commanding a second-class district in India in recognition of services rendered during recent operations on the North- West Frontier of India. 1899, June 3. Lieut. Gen. Feedeeick Aethue Willis (since deceased). 1899, June 3. Maj. G«n. and Hon. Lieut. Gen. Heney Radford NOEMAN. 1899, June 3. Maj. Gen. and Hon. Lieut. Gen. Alexandee Hugh COBBE. K. C. B. MILITARY 271 1899, June 3. Lieut. Gren. Robert Goedon Rogers, Indian Staff Corps. 1899, June 3. Lieut. Gen. Benjamin Lumsden Gordon, Royal (late Madras) Artillery. 1899, June 3. Maj. Gen. Cornelius Francis Clery, deputy adj. gen. to tlie Forces. 1899, June 3. V. Adm. Cyprian Arthur George Bridge. 1900, Mar. 13. Col. (local maj. gen.) Sir Francis Reginald WiNGATE, A.D.C., in recognition of his services during the pursuit and defeat of the Khalifa in November last. 1900, May 23. Gen. Alexander George Montgomery Moore, col. 18th Hussars, commanding Aldershot district (temporarily). 1900, May 23. Gen. John Louis Nation, Indian Staff Corps. 1900, May 23. Gen. Sir Thomas Edward Gordon, Indian Staff Corps. 1900, May 23. Lieut. Col. and Col. (Hon. Maj. Gen.) John Hills, Royal (late Bombay) Engineers. 1900, May 23. Maj. Gen. Hugh McCalmont, commanding Cork district. 1900, May 23. Lieut. Gen. Edward Hopton, col. Connaught Rangers, lieut. gov. and gen. officer commanding the Troops, Jersey. 1900, May 23. Lieut. Gen. George Digbt Barker, governor and commander-in-chief, Bermuda. 1900, May 28. Lieut. Gen. Henry le Guay Geary, Royal Artillery, president Ordnance Committee. 1900, May 23. Maj. Gen. Thomas Eraser, Royal Engineers, commanding Thames district. 1900, May 23. Maj. Gen. John Frederick Maurice, Royal Artillery, commanding Woolwich district. 1900, May 23. Col. Frederick John Keen, Indian Staff Corps. 1900, Nov. 6. R. Adin. Sir Robert Hastings Harris, in recognition of services during the war in South Africa. 18 272 ORDER OF THE BATH 1900, Nov. 29. E. Adm. Bouveeie Francis Clark, R.N. (in recogni- tion of services during the operations in South Africa. Gazetted 1901, Apr. 19, but with precedence as of date 1900, Nov. 29. See footnote on p. 341). 1900, Nov. 29. Maj. Gen. (local lieut. gen.) Charles Tucker (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Lieut. Gen. Sir Paul Saneord (Methuen), 3rd lord Methuen (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Col. (local maj. gen.) Elliott Wood, E.E. (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Maj. Gen. (local lieut. gen.) Reginald Pole-Carew (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Col. (local maj. gen.) William George Knox (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Maj. Gen. (local lieut. gen.) Henrt John Thoroton HiLDTAHD (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Col. Wodehouse Dillon Richardson (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Maj. Gen. William Freeman Kelly (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Col. (local lieut. gen., now promoted maj. gen.) Ian Standish Monteith Hamilton (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Col. Edward Willis Duncan Ward (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Col. Francis Howard, A.D.C. to the king (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Col. (local maj. gen.) Hector Archibald Macdonald, A.D.C. (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Col. (temporary brig, gen.) Henry Hamilton Settle (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Maj. Gten. (local lieut. gen.) John Denton Pink- stone French (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Col. (local maj. gen., now promoted maj. gen.) Charles Edmond Knox (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Col. (local maj. gen.) George Henry Marshall (same occasion). K. C. B. MILITARY 273 1900, Nov. 29. Maj. and Brev. Col. (local maj. gen.) John Geenfell Maxwell (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Col. (local maj. gen.) James Wolfe Mueeat (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Hon. Col. (local maj. gen.) Chaeles Compton William (Cavendish), 3rd lord Chesliam, Imperial Yeo- manry (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Brig. Gen. Edwaed Yewd Brabant, Colonial Defence Force (same occasion). 1900, Nov. 29. Col. (local brig, gen.) John Geoege Daetnell, Natal Volunteer Force (same occasion). 1901, July 24. Col. Sir Claude Maxwell MacDonald, promoted from K.C.B. (civil) : Reserve of Officers. 1901, July 24. Col. Alexandee John Forsyth Reid, Indian Staff Corps. 1901, July 24. Col. Edmund Geoege Baeeow, Indian Staff Corps. 1901, July 24. Col. Aethue Robeet Foed Doeward, in recognition of services during the recent operations in China. 1901, July 24. Hon. Col. His Highness the Maharaja Sindhia of Gwalior. (Honorary.) 1901, July 24. (Honorary) Col. His Highness the Maharaja Dhiraj Sir Peetab Singh. 1901, Nov. 9. Adm. Geoege Digbt Moeant. 1901, Nov. 9. Y. Adm. Charles George Fane. 1901, Nov. 9. Col. Thales Pease. 1902, June 26. Adm. Sir Erasmus Ommanney (retired). 1902, June 26. Adm. St. Geoege Caulfield D'Arcy Ievine (retired). 1902, June 26. V. Adm. Hilary Gustavus Andoe. 1902, June 26. Y. Adm. Arthur Knyvet Wilson, Y.C. 1902, June 26. Y. Adm. Archibald Lucius Douglas. 1902, June 26. Y. Adm. Sir Geeaed Heney Ucteed Noel. 274 ORDER OF THE BATH 1902, June 26. E. Adm. AETnuE, William Mooee. 1902, June 26. (Additional) John Denis Macdonald, M.D., R.N., insp. gen. of Hospitals and Fleets (retired). 1902, June 26. William Eames, R.N., chief inspector of machinery (retired). 1902, June 26. (Additional) Henet Benbow, E.IST., chief inspector of machinery (retired). 1902, June 26. (Additional) James William Mueeat Ashby, paymaster-in-chief (retired). 1902, June 26. (Additional) Fleet paymaster Feedeeick Cleeve (retired) . 1902, June 26. Surg. Gen. John Andeew Woolfetes, M.D., hon. physician to the King. ld02, June 26. Lieut. Gen. Alexandee Eobeet Badcock, Indian Staff Corps. 1902, June 26. Surg. Gen. Annesley Chaeles Casteiott de Rbnzt, Indian Medical Service (retired). 1902, June 26. Gen. Rowley Sale Sale-Hill, unemployed, super- numerary list, Indian Staff Corps. 1902, June 26. (Additional) Maj. Gen. John Feedeeick Ceease (retired). 1902, June 26. (Additional) Gen. Samuel James Geaham (retired). 1902, June 26. Lieut. Gen. Sir Montague Gilbeet Geeaed, Indian Staff Corps. 1902, June 26. Maj. Gen. (honorary) ALEx.«fDEE Beuce Tulloch. 1902, June 26. Maj. Gen. Reginald Thomas Thynne. 1902, June 26. Maj. Gen. the Hon. Reginald Aethue James Talbot. 1902, June 26. Maj. Gen. Sir Edward Stedman, Indian Staff Corps. 1902, June 26. Lieut. Gen. Thomas Kelly-Kenny. 1902, June 26. (Additional) Col. Heney Geey Dixon. K. C. B. MILITARY 275 \902, June 26. (Additional) Col. Edwaud Locke Elliot, Indian Staff Corps. l902, June 26. (Additional) Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Neville Geeald Ltttelton. 1902, June 26. Maj. Gen. Alfred Edwaed Turner. 1902, June 26. Col. (ranking as maj. gen.) John Steevens. 1902, June 26. Surg. Gen. (ranking as lieut. gen.) William Taylor, M.D., hon. physician to the King. 1902, June 26. (Additional) Hon. Col. Aubrey Wools- Sampson, lieut. col. Imperial Light Horse. 1902, June 26. (Additional) Maj. Gen. Bruce Meade Hamilton. 1902, Oct. 17. (Honorary)Maj.Gen.FuKUSHiMA, Imperial Japanese Army. 1902, Oct. 17. Adm. Iguin, Imperial Japanese Navy. [Honorary.] 1902, Aug. 22 (Oct. 31). (Additional) Maj. Gen. Mildmay Willson WiLLSON, staff services in South Africa. (Warrant of appointment Nov. 20.) 1902, Aug. 22 (Oct. 31). (Additional) Maj. Gen. Robert MacGregor Stewart. (Warrant of appointment Nov. 20.) 1902, Aug. 22 (Oct. 31). (Additional) Maj. Gen. William Salmond. (Warrant of appointment Nov. 20.) 1902, Nov. 9. (Honorary) His Excellency Gen. R. Gorjao, of the Portuguese Army, governor general of the province of Mozambique (on the occasion of His Majesty's birthday). 1903, Jan. 1. Col. (local maj. gen.) Charles Comyn Egerton,A.D.C. 1903, Jan. 1. Col. Arthur George Hammond, V.C. 1903, June 26. Lieut. Gen. and Hon. Gen. Fowler Burton. 1903, June 26. Gen. lord Alexander George Russell. 1903, June 26. Lieut. Gen. John Fryer. 1903, June 26. Maj. Gen. Charles Benjamin Knowles. 276 ORDER OF THE BATH 1903, June 26. Surg. Gen. Colvin Colvin - Smith, late Indian Medical Service. 1903, June 26. Maj. Gen. George Robertson Hennesst, Indian Army. 1903, June 26. Surg. Maj. Gen. John Bt Cole Reade, late Army Medical Staff. 1903, June 26. Col. (local maj. gen.) O'Moore Creagh, V.C, Indian Army, commanding the Forces in China (in recognition of services during the occupation of China by International Troops). 1903, Nov. 9. Adm. Algernon Frederick Rous de Horsey. 1903, Nov. 9. Adm. Albert Hastings Markham. 1903, Nov. 9. V. Adm. John Fellovfes. 1903, Nov. 9. V. Adm. lord Charles William de la Poer Beres- FORD. 1904, June 24. Lieut. Gen. and Hon. Gen. William Henry Seymour. 1904, June 24. Maj. Gen. and Hon. Lieut. Gen. John Wellesley Thomas. 1904, June 24. G«n. Alexander Low. 1904, June 24. Maj. Gen. and Hon. Lieut. Gen. Frederick William Traill-Burroughs. 1904, June 24. Deputy Surg. Gen. James Hovfard Thornton, late Indiaji Medical Service. 1904, June 24. Lieut. Gen. Adam George Forbes Hogg, Indian Army. 1904, June 24. Surg. Gen. Edmond Townsend, Army Medical Staff. 1904, June 24. V. Adm. Hugo Lewis Pearson. 1904, Nov. 9. V. Adm. Arthur Dalrymple Fanshawe. 1904, Nov. 9. V. Adm. Sir Lewis Anthony Beaumont. 1904, Nov. 9. Lieut. Gen. William Purvis Wright. K. C. B. CIVIL 277 KNIGHTS COMMANDEES— CIVIL DIVISION (E.O.B.). Under Statutes of 1847, May 15, Victoria. 1847, Aug. 10. Count Alexandee Mensdoef-Pouillt. 1848, Apr. 27. Rt. Hon. Henhy Lytton Eaele Bclwer, afterwards lord Bailing and Bulwer, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the queen of Spain. 1848, Apr. 27. Rt. Hon. Henhy Ellis, sometime employed on an extraordinary and special mission to the emperor of Brazil. 1848, Apr. 27. Rt. Hon. Richard Pakenham, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the United States of America. 1848, Apr. 27. James Brooke, governor and commander-in-chief of the Island of Lahuan. 1848, Apr. 27. George Russell Clerke, governor of Bombay. 1848, Apr. 27. Henry Light, governor and commander-in-chief of British Guiana. 1848, Apr. 27. George Grey, governor of New Zealand. 1848, Apr. 27. Charles Edward Trevelyan, assistant secretary to the Treasury. 1848, Apr. 27. Sir Randolph Isham Routh, commissary gen. employed on a particular service in Ireland. 1848, Apr. 27. R. Adm. Francis Beaufort, hydrographer to the Admiralty. 1848, Apr. 27. Rt. Hon. James Stephen, one of the under secretaries of State for the War and Colonial Department. 1848, Apr. 27. Maj. Gen. William Morison, of the Madras Artillery. 1848, Apr. 27. Lieut. Col. Henry Montgomery Lawrence, of the Bengal Artillery. 1848, Dec. 26. Duncan McGregor, inspec. gen. of the Constabulary Force of Ireland. 278 ORDER OF THE BATH 1848, Dec. 26. Lieut. Col. Charles Rowan, one of the Com- missioners of tlie Police of the Metropolis. 1849, June 5. Henry Miers Elliot, secretary to the gov. gen. of India in Council, in the Toreign Department. 1849, Aug. 28. Thomas Nicholas Redington, under secretary to the lord lieut. of Ireland. 1850, Nov. 22. Samuel George Bonham, chief superintendent of the trade of H.M. subjects trading with China and governor of Hong Kong. 1850, Nov. 22. Sir George William Anderson, sometime governor of Mauritius and now governor of Ceylon. 1851, Mar. 1. John Arthur Douglas (Bloomfield), 2nd lord Bloomiield, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipoten- tiary to Russia. 1851, Mar. 1. Henry Richard Charles (Wellesley), 2nd lord, afterward 1st earl Cowley, minister plenipotentiary on a special mission at Frankfort. 1851, Mar. 1. George Nicholls, late secretary to the Poor Law Board. 1851, Mar. 1. Sir Henry Watkin Williams-Wynn, bart., envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Denmark. 1851, Mar. 1. The Hon. William Temple, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of the Two Sicilies. 1851, Mar. 1. The Hon. Ralph Abercromby, afterwards 2nd lord Dunfermline, envoy extraordinary and minister pleni- potentiary to the king of Sardinia. 1851, Oct. 25. Lieut. Col. William Reid, Royal Engineers, formerly governor of Bermudas, sometime chairman of the executive committee of the Exhibition of Industry. 1851, Oct. 25. Richard Maynb, commissioner of Police, London. 1852, Feb. 23. John Hobart (Caradoc), 2nd lord Howden, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the queen of Spain. 1852, June 29. William Gore Ouseley, sometime minister pleni- potentiary to the Argentine Confederation. K. C. B. CIVIL 279 1852, Dec. 23. Belfoed Hinton Wilson, sometime charge d'affaires and consul gen. to the Republic of Venezuela. 1853, July 18. Heney 13arkly, sometime governor of the colony of British Guiana. 1853, Sept. 5. James Cosmo -Melvill, secretary to the Court of Directors of the East India Company. 1854, June 12. Sir Chaeles Augustus Fitz-Roy, knt., capt. gen. and govemor-in-chief in and over the colony of New South Wales. 1854. June 12. Sir John Feancis Davis, hart., sometime governor and commissioner-in-chief in and over the colony of Hong Kong and plenipotentiary and chief superintendent of British trade in China. 1854, July 29. Proby Thomas Cantley, late lieut. col. in the Bengal Artillery and director of the Ganges Canal. 1855, Jan. 30. Lieut. Col. Justin Sheil, sometime envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiaxy to the shah of Persia. 1855, May 2. James Hudson, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of Sardinia. 1856, Feb. 5. Maj. Henry Ceesv^icke Ravs^linson, of the Bombay Army 1856, Feb. 5. John Laird Mair Lavtrence, afterwards lord Lawrence, chief commissioner and agent to the gov. gen. of India, for the Punjab. 1856, Feb. 5. Maj. Gen. William Henry Sleeman, of the Bengal Army. 1856, Feb. 5. Maj. Gen. James Outeam, of the Bombay Army, acting as political agent at Lucknow. 1856, Feb. 5. Benjamin Hawes. 1856, May 26. Lieut. Gen. Maek Cubbon, of the East India Company's Service, commissioner for the Government of Mysore. 1856, July 19. Lieut. Col. Sir William Thomas Denison, knt.,R.E., capt. gen. and govemor-in-chief in and over the colony of New South Wales. 28o ORDER OF THE BATH 1856, July 19. E. Adm. Charles Elliot, governor and commander- in-cliief in and over the Island of Trinidad. 1856, Sept. 30. The Hon. John Duncan Bligh, sometime envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of Hanover. 1856, Sept. 30. Arthur Charles Magenis, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of Sweden and Norway. 1856, Sept. 30. John Fiennes Twisleton Champton, sometime envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the United States of America. 1857, Jan. 2. James Macaulat Higginson, governor and commander- in-chief of Mauritius and its dependencies. 1857, Jan. 22. John George Shaw-Lefevre, clerk of the parlia- ments. 1857, Mar. 27. Et. Hon. Thomas "Wyse, minister plenipotentiary to the king of Greece. 1857, Apr. 17. Col. Alexander Murray Tulloch, military super- intendent of the pensioners of the Army. 1858, Jan. 21. Col. the Hon. Charles Beaumont Phipps, keeper of the Privy Purse. 1858, July 9. Andrew Smith, M.D., late direc. gen of the Army Medical Department. 1858, Sept. 6. Richard Madox Bromley, accountant gen. of the Navy. 1858, Sept. 6. Thomas Tassell Grant, late comptroller of the Victualling and Transport Service of the Navy. 1858, Dec. 20. R. Adm. Alexander Milne, a commissioner of the Admiralty. 1859, Feb. 4. Rt. Hon. Sir John Young, bart., sometime lord high commissioner in and for the United States of the Ionian Islands. 1859, Mar. 9. R. Adm. Sir Thomas Hastings, knt., sometime principal storekeeper of the Ordnance. K. C. B. CIVIL 281 1859, Mar. 25. Col. Joshua Jebb, surveyor gen. of prisons, inspec. gen. of military prisons, and chairman of the directors of convict prisons. 1859, May 20. Henry Baetle Edward Freee, the resident in the Province of Scinde. 1859, May 20. Robert Montgomeet, lately the chief commissioner in Oude. 1860, Feb. 10. Rowiand Hill, secretary to the Post Office. 1860, Feb. 25. Andrew Buchanan, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to H.M. the queen of Spain. 1860, May 18. Frederick James Halliday, late lieut. gov. of Bengal. 1860, May 18. Sir Robert Noeth Collie Hamilton, bart., late political agent in Central India. 1860, May 18. Maj. Gen. Richaed James Hollwell Birch, secretary to the government of India in the Military Department. 1860, May 18. Col. Peter Melvill Melvill, secretary to the government of Bombay in the Military and Naval Depart- ments. 1860, May 18. Lieut. Col. Herbert Benjamin Edwardes, com- missioner of Peshawur. 1860, May 22. Charles Lennox Wyke, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the Mexican Republic. 1860, June 19. Maj. Qen. Thomas Aiskew Larcom, under secretary to the lord lieut. of Ireland. 1860, Aug. 6. George Lloyd Hodges, late charge d'affaires to the Free Hanseatic Cities of Hamburg, Bremen and Liibeck. 1860, Dec. 11. (Extra) Richard Bickerton Pemell (Lyons), 2nd lord afterwards viscount Lyons, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the United States of America. 282 ORDER OF THE BATH 1860, Dec. 11. (Extra) the Rt. Hon. Sir Edmund Walkee Head, bart., capt. gen. and governor-in-chief in and over the Provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and the Island of Prince Edward. 1861, June 18. Fredeeick Temple (Blackwood), lord Dufferin and Clandeboye, afterwards marquess of Dufferin and Ava, the British member of the late European Commission in Syria. 1861, June 25. Maj. Gen. Geoege Hall Macgeegoe, sometime employed as military commissioner attached to the camp of Jung Bahadoor during the late mutiny in India. 1862, Feb. 14. John Petee Geant, lieut. gov. of Bengal. 1862, May 20. John Hay Deummond-Hay, minister resident at the Court of Morocco. 1862, May 20. Haeey Smith Paekes, consul at Shanghai. 1862, June 20. Rutheefoed Alcock, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary in Japan. 1862, July 23. William Stevenson, governor and commander-in- chief in and over the Island of Mauritius and its dependencies. 1862, July 23. Philip Edmond Wodehouse, governor and com- mander-in-chief in and over the colony of the Cape of Good Hope and its dependencies, and high commissioner for the settling and adjustment of the affairs of the territories adjacent or contiguous to the eastern frontier of that colony. 1862, July 23. Chaeles Heney Darling, capt. gen. and governor- in-chief in and over the Island of Jamaica and its dependencies. 1862, July 23. Maj.Gren.EDWAEoMACAETHUE, sometime administer- ing the government of the colony of Victoria. 1862, Dec. 12. Augustus William Feedeeick Spencee Loftus, commonly called lord Augustus Loftus, envoy extraordinary and Minister plenipotentiary at the Court of Bavaria. 1862, Dec. 12. The Hon. Feedeeick William Adolphus Bruce, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the emperor of China. K. C. B. CIVIL 283 1863, Feb. 3. Sir Eodeeick Impey Muechison, knt., director gen. of the Geological Survey of the United Kingdom and director of the Eoyal School of Mines and Museum of Practical Geology. 1863, Mar. 3. Henry Francis Howard, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at the Court of Hanover. 1863, Mar. 10. Col. Thomas Myddelton Bidduiph, master of Her Majesty's Household. 1863, Mar. 17. Augustus Berkeley Paget, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at the Court of Denmark. 1863, Aug. 7. Capt. H.S.H. Ernest Leopold Victor Charles AuGUSTE Joseph Emich, prince of Leiningen, R.N. 1863, Aug. 11. James Douglas, governor and commander-in-chief in and over Yancouver's Island and the colony of British Columbia. 1863, Dec. 11. George Frederick Edmonstone, late lieut. gov. of the North-Western Provinces of Bengal. 1864, June 7. Maj. Gen. William Marcus Coghlan, of the Royal Artillery, sometime political resident and commandant at Aden. 1865, May 30. Robert Gilmour Colquhoun, agent and consul gen. in Egypt. 1865, June 7. Alexander Bryson, M.D., director general of the Medical Depaj-tment of the Navy. 1865, Aug. 23. Maj. John Clayton Cowell, of the Royal Engineers, in recognition of his services as governor for nine years to H.R.H. prince Alfred Ernest Albert, who has attained his majority on the 6th inst. 1865, Oct. 9. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Gaspard Le Marchant, late governor and commander-in-chief in and over the island of Malta and its dependencies. 1865, Nov. 27. (Extra) Rt. Hon. William Hutt, vice president of the Board of Trade. 1866, Jan. 29. (Honorary) H.S.H. Herman Ernest Francis Bernhard, prince of Hohenlohe-Langenburg (nephew of the Queen). 284 ORDER OF THE BATH 1866, June 23. Sir Alexander Malet, bart., envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the Germanic Confederation. 1866, June 23. Tlie Hon. Charles Augustus Murray, late envoy extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the king of Saxony and now envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of Denmark. 1866, June 23. The Hon. John Henry Thomas Manners-Sutton, governor and commander-in-chief of the colony of Victoria. 1866, July 6. Sir James Clark, bart., M.D., one of the physicians in ordinary to Her Majesty. 1866, July 6. Thomas Eeskine May, afterwards lord Farnborough, clerk assistant of the House of Commons. 1866, July 6. Charles Pressly, late chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue. 1867, Apr. 23. (Extra) Gen. William Thomas Knollys, comptroller and treasurer of the Household of H.R.H. the prince of Wales. 1867, June 29. (Extra) John Alexander Macdonald, chairman of the recent conference of delegates from British North America on the measure of confederation. 1867, Oct. 14. (Extra) William Eose, deputy clerk of the Parliaments. 1868, Dec. 7. R. Adm. James Crawford Caffin, director of Stores, War Department. 1868, Dec. 7. V. Adm. Robert Spencer Robinson, controller of the Navy. 1869, July 27. Antony Panizzi, late principal librarian and secre- tary to the British Museum. 1869, July 27. Lieut. Gen. Edward Sabine. 1870, Feb. 1. Maj. Gen. William Erskine Baker of the Royal (Bengal) Engineers, a member of the Council of India. 1870, June 24. Maj. Gen. George Balfour, of the Royal (Madras) Artillery, assistant to the controller-in-chief. War Depart- ment. K. C. B. CIVIL 285 1870, Aug. 9. Edward Thornton, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the United States of America. 1870, Dec. 6. William George Anderson, assistant comptroller and auditor gen. of the Exchequer and Audit Department. 1870, Dec. 19. Col. John Stewart Wood, inspec. gen. of the Eoyal Irish Constabulary. 1871, June 13. Maj. Gen. Thomas Townsend Pears, military secretary to the secretary of state for India in Council. 1871, July 3. Lieut. Col. Howard Craufurd Elphinstone, V.C, of the Royal Engineers, late governor to H.R.H. the prince Arthur. 1871, Nov. 7. William Henry Stephenson, chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue. 1872, Jan. 20. Sir William Jenner, bart., M.D., one of the physicians-in-ordinary to Her Majesty. 1872, June 17. George Biddell Airy, the astronomer royal. 1872, July 13. Y. Adm. the Hon. Edward Alfred John Harris, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of the Netherlands. 1872, July 18. Arthur Helps, clerk of the Council. 1873, Mar. 27. Henry Thring, afterwards lord Thring, the parlia- mentary counsel. 1873, Mar. 27. Alfred Power, vice-president of the Local Govern- ment Board for Ireland. 1874, May 16. Lieut. Col. James Macnaghten Hogg, afterwards McGarel-Hogg and lord Magheramome, chairman of the Metropolitan Board of Works. 1875, Mar. 25. Henry Cole, late secretary of the Science and Art Department of the Committee of Council on Education and general superintendent and director of the South Kensington Museum. 1875, Mar. 25. Col. Henry Atwell Lake, chief commissioner of Dublin Metropolitan Police. 286 ORDER OF THE BATH 1875, Nov. 25. Thomas Feancis "Wade, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary and chief superintendent of Trade in China. 1876, May 17. Chaeles (Haeboed), 5tli lord Sufiield, a lord of the Bedchamber to H.R.H. the prince of Wales. 1876, Nov. 29. (Extra) Capt. Geoege Steong Nares, of the Eoyal Navy. 1877, July 23. Col. John Stokes, of the Royal Engineers. 1877, Aug. 6. Lieut. Col. Ebmund Feedeeick Du Cane, of the Eoyal Engineers, surveyor gen. of prisons, chairman of directors of convict prisons, and commissioner under the provisions of the Prisons Act, 1877. 1877, Aug. 6. Col. Sir Lewis Pelly, of the Bombay Staff Corps, agent of the gov. gen. of India in Rajpootana. 1877, Aug. 6. Hbney William Gordon, commissary general in the Ordnance Store Department. . 1878, Mar. 15. Edmund Ybamans Walcot Hendeeson, late lieut. col. in the Corps of Royal Engineers, the commissioner of police of the Metropolis. 1878, July 29. Chaeles Stuart Aubrey (Abbott), 3rd lord Tenterden, under secretary of state for Foreign Affairs. 1878, Oct. 10. John Savile Lumley, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of the Belgians. 1878, Nov. 14. Sir Richaed Wallace, bart., one of Her Majesty's commissioners for the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1878. 1879, Mar. 12. Lieut. Gen. Henry Feedeeick Ponsonby, keeper of Her Majesty's Privy Purse and private secretary to Her Majesty. 1879, Mar. 31. Sir Feancis Richaed John Sandford, knt., secre- tary to the Committee of Council on Education, afterwards lord Sandford. 1879, Mar. 31. Ralph Robeet Wheelee Lingen, afterwards lord Lingen, permanent secretary of the Treasury. 1879, Mar. 31. John Lambeet, secretary to the Commissioners of the Local Government Board. K. C. B. CIVIL 287 1879, July 19. Maj. Pibehe Louis Napoleon Oavagnaei, Bengal Staff Corps, deputy cominissioner second class for the Punjab. 1879, Sept. 24. Sir Heney Deummond Wolff, late Her Majesty's commissioner in Eastern Roumelia. 1880, Mar. 20. Sir Theodore Maetin. 1880, Apr. 20. The Hon. Adolphus Feedbeic Octavius Liddell, Q.C., permanent under secretary of State for the Home Department. 1880, Apr. 20. John Tilley, late secretary to the Post Oifice. 1880, May 24. Hon. Col. Luitbeet Alexandee Geoege Lionel Alphonse, feeiheee von Pawel-Rammingen. 1880, Aug. 14. Edwaed James Reed, late chief instructor of the Navy. 1880, Sept. 18. Heney Beougham Loch, afterwards lord Loch, lieutenant governor of the Isle of Man. 1880, Oct. 27. Charles John Heeeies, chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue. 1881, May 24. Lieut. Col. and Hon. Col. William Fitzwilliam Lennox Conyngham, Londonderry Militia. 1881, May 24. Lieut. Col. and Hon. Col. Hambleton Feancis CusTANCE, West Norfolk Militia. 1881, May 24. Lieut. Col. Thomas Heron (Jones), 7th viscount Ranelagh, 2nd (South) Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps. 1881, May 24. Lieut. Col. Robert James Loyd-Lindsay, V.C, 1st Berkshire Rifle Volunteer Corps, afterwards lord Wantage. 1881, May 24. Thomas Brassey, hon. commander of the Liverpool Brigade of Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers, afterwards lord Brassey. 19 288 ORDER OF THE BATH 1881, May 24. Rt. Hon. Alfred Oomtns Ltall, secretaxy of the Foreign Department of the Government of India. 1881, May 24. Capt. Frederick John Owen Evans, E.N., hydro- grapher of the Navy. 1881, Oct. 8. Edward Baldwin Malet, Consul General in Egypt. 1882, June 2. James Caird, senior co pyh old, inclosure and tithe commissioner for England and Wales. 1882, June 2. Ralph Wood Thompson, under-secretary of state for the War Department. 1882, June 24. George Kettilbt Rickards, late counsel to the Speaker of the House of Commons. 1882, Oct. 16. Robert Burnett David Moreer, minister at the Court of Spain. 1882, Dec. 26. Robert George Wtndham Herbert, permanent under secretary of State, Colonial OiE.ce. 1882, Dec. 26. Reginald Earle "Welby, afterwards lord Welby, auditor of the Civil List and financial secretaiy to the Treasury. 1883, Apr. 9. Rt. Hon. Lyon Playfair, afterwards 1st lord Play- fair. 1883, Sept. 15. Col. John Graham McKerlie, Royal Engineers (retired list), chairman of the Board of Public Works in Ireland. 1884, Jan. 5. Professor Richard Owen, F.R.S., late superintendent department of Natural History, British Museum. 1884, Jan. 12. Robert George Crookshank Hamilton, under secretary to the lord lieut. of Ireland. 1884, Apr. 15. Robert Hawthorn Collins, comptroller of the Household of His late Royal Highness the duke of Albany. 1884, Apr. 29. H.S.H. prince Louis Alexander, of Battenberg, lieut. in the Royal Navy. 1884, May 24. Hon. Spencer Cecil Brabazon Ponsonby-Fane, comptroller of accounts. Lord Chamberlain's Department. K. C. B. CIVIL 289 1884, May 24. Henry Wentwobth Dyke Aclajstd, M.D., regius professor of medicine in the University of Oxford, afterwards bart. 1885, June 15. Nathaniel Baenaby, director of naval construction at the Admiralty. 1885, June 30. Augustus Feedeeick William Keppel Stephen- son, solicitor to the Treasury. 1885, July 22. Gen. Alexander Nelson (Hood), 1st viscount Bridport, one of Her Majesty's equerries. 1885, Aug. 11. Ralph Allen Gosset, late sergeant-at-arms. House of Commons. 1885, Aug. 25. Arthur Lawrence Halibueton,' director of supplies and transport. War Office. 1885, Dec. 1. Philip Henry Wodehouse Currie, assistant under secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, afterwards lord Currie. 1885, Dec. 26. George Edward Paget, M.D., F.R.S., regius professor of physic in the University of Cambridge. 1886, Feb. 2. Col. James Fraser, commissioner of police for the City of London. 1886, Feb. 2. William Stuart Walkee, chairman of the Board of Supervision for the Relief of the Poor, and of Public Health, Scotland. 1886, Feb. 2. Feancis Brockman Moeley, chairman of the Middlesex Quarter Sessions, exon of Her Majesty's Royal Bodyguard of Yeomen of the Guard. 1886, Feb. 5. Hon. Col. and Lieut. Col. Commandant Frederick Winn Knight, commanding 1st Volunteer Battalion Worcestershire Regiment. "1886, May 29. Henry Robinson, vice-president of the Local Government Boaid, Ireland. 1886, June 28. (Additional) Sir Francis Philip Cunliffe-Owen, secretary to the Royal Commission and executive commis- sioner for the Indian Empire and for several colonies for services in connection with Colonial and Indian Exhibition of 1886. 290 ORDER OF THE BATH 1886, July 30. Algernon Edwaud "West, chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue. 1887, June 21. (Additional) Lieut. Col. and Hon. Col. Donald Matheson, 1st Lanarkshire Engineer Volunteer Corps, in connection with Her Majesty's Auxiliary Forces. 1887, June 21. Lieut. Gen. Sir Dighton Macnaghtbn Peobtn, V.C, controller and treasurer of the Household of H.R.H. the prince of Wales. 1887, June 21. Maj. Sir Evelyn Baking, afterwards viscount Cromer, agent and consul gen. in Egypt. 1887, June 21. Stevenson Aethue. Blackwood, secretary to the General Post Office. 1887, June 21. Charles Thomas Newton, late of the British Museum. 1887, June 21. John Simon, M.D., late medical officer, Privy Council Office. 1887, June 21. Hugh Owen, permanent secretary. Local Govern- ment Board. 1887, June 21. William Eraser, LL.D., deputy keeper of Records of Scotland. 1887, June 21. Charles Lister Rtan, assistant comptroller and auditor. Exchequer and Audit Department. 1887, June 21. Sir Edward Walter, knt., founder and com- manding officer. Corps of Commissionaires. 1887, June 21. Capt. Douglas Galton, late Royal Engineers. 1887, June 21. Maj. Fleetwood Isham Edwards, Royal Engineers, assistant keeper of the Privy Purse and assistant private secretary to the queen. 1887, June 21. (Additional) Arthur Mitchell, M.D., LL.D., commissioner in lunacy in Scotland. 1887, June 21. (Additional) Col. George Ashley Maude, crown equerry. 1887, June 21. (Additional) Hon. Col. Walter Rice Olivet, chief paymaster, Army Pay Department. K. C. B. CIVIL 291 1888, Jan. 7. Sir Eobeet Eawlinson, knt., chief engineering inspector, Local Government Board. 1888, Jan. 7. Sir Charles Wakeen, chief commissioner of Metropolitan Police, col. in the Corps of Royal Engineers. 1888, June 2. Sir Julian Patjncefote, permanent under-secretary of state. Foreign Office. 1888, June 2. Edward George Jenkinson, late assistant under secretary, police and crime, for Ireland. 1888, June 15. Edward Charles Blount. 1889, Mar. 4. Edwin Chadwick. 1889, May 25. Henry Longlet, chief charity commissioner for England and Wales. 1889, July 3. Hon. Col. Robert jSTigel EitzIIardinge Ejngscote, honorary col., 4th Battalion Gloucester Regiment, and late lieut. col., Scots Fusilier Guards, one of Her Majesty's commissioners of Woods and Forests. 1889, Aug. 16. John Thomas Banks, M.D., one of the physicians in ordinary to the queen in Ireland. 1890, Jan. 7. The Hon. Charles William Fremantle, deputy- master and comptroller of the Mint. 1890, Jan. 7. Charles Lennox Peel, clerk of the Council. 1890, May 21. Col. Sir Edward Ridley Colborne Bradford, A.D.C. to the Queen, Madras Staff Corps. 1890, May 21. Henry George Calcraft, permanent secretary to the Board of Trade. 1890, July 18. Sir John Kirk, M.D., late plenipotentiary to the Slave Trade Conference at the Court of Brussels. 1890, Aug. 26. Sir Henry Percy Anderson, of the Foreign Office. 1890, Nov. 21. Col. Charles Bean Euan-Smith (Madras Infantry, on the retired list). Her Majesty's agent and consul gen. for the dominions of the sultan of Zanzibar. 292 ORDER OF THE BATH 1890, Dec. 19. Lieut. Col. and Hon. Col. Alexander Monceieff (retired list), formerly commanding the duke of Edinburgli's Own Edinburgli Artillery (Soutliern Division, Royal Artillery) . 1891, Jan. 13. Col. ihe Et. Hon. Sir Joseph West Eidgewat (Bengal Infantry retired list), under secretary to the lord lieut. and gen. goy. of Ireland. 1891, Feb. 3. Sir Fredeeick AuGrsTus Abel, knt., president of Committee on Explosiyes, War Department. 1891, Nov. 5. Etee Masset Shaw, late chief officer of the Metro- politan Fire Brigade. 1892, May 10. Col. Geoege Gustavus Walkee, 3rd Battalion the King's Own Scottish Borderers. 1892, May 10. Lieut. Col. Commandant and Hon. Col. Edwasd Stock Hill, 1st and 2nd Glamorganshire Artillery Yolunteers. 1892, May 10. Col. Sir William Henet Humpheet, bart., 1st Yolunteer Battalion the Hampshire Regiment, and commanding the Portsmouth Infantry Volunteer Brigade. 1892, May 25. Godfeet Ltjshington, under secretary of State, Home Office. 1892, May 25. Lieut. Gen. Richaed Hieeam Sankey, chairman Board of Public Works, Ireland. 1892, May 25. Henet Jenkyns, parliamentary counsel to the Treasury. 1892, May 25. CoijEtenay Boyle, assistant secretary. Board of Trade (Railway Department). 1892, May 25. Lieut. Col. Geoege Aechibald Leach, late Royal Engineers, late secretary to the Board of Agriculture. 1892, May 25. Adm. William Windham Hoenby, commissioner Prison Department, Home Office. 1892, May 25. John Evans, D.C.L., LL.D., late president of the Society of Antiquaries. 1892, Aug. 20. Sir Edvpaed Heetslet, knt., librarian and keeper of the papers of the Foreign Office. K. C. B. CIVIL 293 1892, Aug. 20. HoEACE Geoege Walpole, aseistant under secretary of State, India Office. 1892, Aug. 20. Evan MacGeegoe, permanent secretary to the Admiralty. 1892, Aug. 20. Professor William Heney Flowee, director of the Natural History Department, British Muesum. 1892, Aug. 20. Eeginald Feancis Douce Palgeave, clerk of the House of Commons. 1893, Jan. 24. Rt. Hon. John Tomlinson Hibbeet, financial secretary to the Treasury. 1893, Jan. 24. Aethue Godlet, under secretary of State for India. 1893, June 3. Andeew Noble, late capt., Eoyal Artillery. 1893, June 3. Feancis Mowatt, assistant secretary to the Treasury. 1893, June 3. John Feetcheville Dykes Donnelly, hon. maj. gen.. Royal Engineers (retired list), secretary to the Science and Art Department. 1893, Dec. 29. Sir Thomas Heney Sandeeson, assistant under- secretary of state. Foreign Office. 1894, Jan. 9. Robeet Heney Meade, commonly called the Hon. Robert Henry Meade, under-secretary of state for the Colonial Department. 1894, Mar. 13. Hon. Col. David Caeeick Robert Careick- Buchanan, 3rd and 4th Battalions, the Cameronians (Scottish Rifles). 1894, May 26. Edwaed Waltee Hamilton, assistant secretary to the Treasury. 1894, May 26. Augustus Wollaston Feanks, keeper. Department of British and Mediseval Antiquities and Ethnography, British Museum. 1895, Jan. 8. Heebeet Haeley Mureay, late chairman of the Board of Customs. 1895, Jan. 8. Geoege William Kekewich, secretary to the Com- mittee of Council on Education. 294 ORDER OF THE BATH 1895, Jan. 8. William Henry White, assistant controller and director of Naval Construction. 1895, Feb. 12. Geoege Scharf, director, keeper and secretary of the National Portrait Grallery. 1895, May 25. Ralph Henry Knox, accountant gen. of the Army. 1895, May 25. Stair Andrew Agnew, registrar gen. and deputy keeper of Records, Scotland. 1895, May 25. Lieut. Col. Arthur John Bigge, private secretary to the queen. 1895, May 25. Nicholas Roderick O'Conor, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Pekin. 1895, May 25. Sir David Harrel, knt., under secretary for Ireland. 1895, May 25. Edward Maunde Thompson, principal librarian and secretary, British Museum. 1895, June 28. James Reid, one of the physicians in ordinary to Her Majesty. 1895, July 2. Col. Vivian Bering Majendie, inspector of explosives. Home Office. 1895, July 2. Robert Giffen, comptroller gen. of the Commercial, Labour, and Statistical Department, Board of Trade. 1895, July 2. Alfred Milner, chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue. 1896, Jan. 10. Henry Hamilton Johnston, imperial commissioner and consul gen. for British Central Africa. 1896, Feb. 6. (Honorary) H.S.H. prince Francis Joseph of Battenberg. 1896, Feb. 10. Col. lord Edward William Pelham-Clinton, master of the Household. 1896, Feb. 28. Maj. Gen. Charles Taylor Du Plat (retired pay), late Royal Artillery, extra equerry to the Queen. 1896, May 20. Clements Robert Markham, president of the Royal Geographical Society. 1897, Jan. 1. Sir Elwin Mitford Palmer, financial adviser to His Highness the khedive of Egypt. K. C. B. CIVIL 295 1897, Jan. 1. William Andeeson, director gen. of Ordnance Factories. 1897, Jan. 1. Hon. Col. the Hon. Wellington Patrick Manveks Chetwtnd-Talbot, sergeant-at-arms, House of Lords. 1897, June 1. Hon. Col. David Davidson, the Queen's Rifle Volunteer Brigade, the Eoyal Scots (Lothian Regiment). 1897, June 22. (Additional) Sir Francis Knollts, private secre- tary to H.R.H. the prince of Wales, afterwards lord KnoUys. 1897, June 22. (Additional) George Lawson, assistant under secretaj-y of state. War Office. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Sir John Gardner Dillman Engle- HEART, knt., clerk of the Council of the Duchy of Lancaster. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Edwin Henry Egerton, envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Athens. 1897, Jun 22. (Additional) Col. Edward Talbot Thackeray, V.C. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Henry Craik, secretary, Scotch Education Department. 1897, June 22. (Additional) John Skelton, vice-president. Local Government Board for Scotland. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Sir Albert William Woods, garter principal king-of-arms. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Henry Churchill Maxwell-Lyte, deputy keeper Public Record Office. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Frederic Lacey Robinson, deputy chairman Board of Inland Revenue. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Sir Andrew Reed, knt., insp. gen. Royal Irish Constabulary. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Richard Thorne Thorne, medical officer to the Local Government Board. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Joseph Norman Lockyer, professor of astronomy. Royal College of Science. 1897, June 22. (Additional) John Wolfe Barry. 296 ORDER OF THE BATH 1897, June 22. (Additional) John Taylor, surveyor. Office of "Works. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Hon. Lieut. Ool. (retired) Henry Smith, commissioner of the City of London Police. 1897, June 22. (Additional) The Et. Hon. Sir Francis Henry Jeune, knt., president of the Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty Division of the High Court of Justice, judge advocate gen. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Sir John Hassard, knt., apparitor gen. Consistory Court of the bishop of London 1897, June 22. (Additional) Henry Charles Burdett. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Edward Prankland, water analyst to the Local Government Board. 1897, June 22. (Additional) William Huggins. 1897, June 22. (Additional) William Blake Richmond. 1897, June 22. (Additional) E. Adm. William James Lloyd Wharton, hydrographer of the Admiralty. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Albert John Dtjrston, chief inspector of machinery, engineer-in-chief of the Navy. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Hon. Col. Samuel Brise Euggles Brise, 4th Battalion the Essex Eegiment. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Lieut. Col. and Hon. Col. Sir Charles Watkin Shakerley, hart., late 5th Volunteer Battalion, the Cheshire Eegiment. 1897, June 22. (Additional) Hon. Col. Sir Henry Wilmot, bart., V.C., 1st Volunteer Battalion the Sherwood Foresters (Derbyshire Eegiment). 1897, June 22. (Additional) Lieut. Col. and Hon. Col. Egbert Thomas White-Thomson, late 4th Battalion the Devonshire Eegiment. 1898, Jan. 1. Edward Attgustus Bond, late principal librarian of the British Museum. 1898, Jan. 1. William Tennant Gaiedner, physician in ordinary to Her Majesty in Scotland, dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Glasgow University. K. C. B. CIVIL 297 1898, Jan. 1. George Moreis, vice-president, Local Government Board for Ireland. 1898, Jan. 1. Spencee "Walpole, secretary to the General Post Office. 1898, Feb. 8. Lieut. Col. and Hon. Col. John Williams Walling- TON, late 4tli Battalion the Gloucestershire Regiment. 1898, Mar. 25. Maj. Sir Claude Maxwell MaoDonald, envoy extraordinary, minister plenipotentiary, and chief superin- tendent of Trade at Pekin. 1898, May 21. Col. Sir IIichaed Edwaed Eowley Maetin. 1898, May 21. Kenneth Augustus Muie MacKenzie, Q.C, permanent secretary of the lord Chancellor's office and clerk of the Crown. 1898, May 21. Hamilton John Agmokdesham Cuefe (commonly called the Hon. Hamilton John Agmondesham Cuffe), solicitor to the Treasury, director of Public Prosecutions, afterwards 5th viscount Desart. 1898, May 21. Edwaed Leigh Pembeeton, late assistant under secretary of state. Home Office. 1898, May 21. Sir Kenelm Edwaed Digby, under secretary of state. Home Office. 1898, May 21. John Mueeay, F.R.S., LL.D. 1899, Jan. 2. Caeey John Knyvett, late principal clerk. Home Office. 1899, Jan. 2. Edwaed Wingfield, under secretary of State for the Colonies. 1899, Jan. 2. William Chajstdlee Eobbets-Austen, P. R.S., chemist and assayer to the Royal Mint. 1899, Jan. 2. Henry William Peimrose, chairman of the Board of Customs. 1899, June 9. Col. John Farquharson, Royal Engineers, late director gen. of the Ordnance Survey. 1899, June 9. George Hbebeet Mueray, secretary to the General Post Office. 298 ORDER OF THE BATH 1899, June 9. William Henry Prbece, consulting engineer to the General Post Office. 1899, June 9. Michael Foster, secretary to the Royal Society. 1899, Nov. 21. Edward Patson Wills. 1900, Jan. 16. Capt. William de Wiveleslib Abnet, F.R.S., director of the Science and Art Department. 1900, May 23. John Samuel Purcell, late comptroller of Stamps and Stores and registrar of Joint Stock Companies, Inland Eevenue Department. 1900, May 23. David Gill, Her Majesty's astronomer, Cape of Good Hope. 1900, May 23. William Conyngham Greene, of Her Majesty's diplomatic service, late British agent at Pretoria. 1900, May 23. Henry Augustus Eobinson, vice president Local Government Board, Ireland. 1900, Oct. 16. Col. the Rt. Hon. John Hay Athol Macdonald, commanding the Forth Volunteer Infantry Brigade, and formerly commanding the Queen's Rifle Volunteer Brigade, the Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment). 1900, Nov. 29. Sir William MacCormac, hart. (See footnote on p. 847.) 1901, Jan. 1. The Hon. Edward Chandos Leigh, Q.C, counsel to the Speaker, House of Commons. 1901, Jan. 1. Richard Mills, late comptroller and auditor gen. 1901, Jan. 1. Sir William Turner, D.C.L. 1901, July 2. Sir Arthur Nicholson, hart. 1901, Nov. 9. Sir Montague Frederick Ommanney, under secretary of State, Colonial Office. 1901, Nov. 9. Robert Anderson, LL.D., assistant commissioner of Metropolitan Police. 1901, Nov. 9. Francis John Stephens Hopwood, permanent secretary to the Board of Trade. K. C. B. CIVIL 299 1901, Nov. 9. Samuel Butler Peovis, permanent secretary to the Local Government Board. 1901, Nov. 9. George Lisle Eydbe, chairman of the Board of Customs. 1901, Nov. 26. The Rt. Hon. Beilbt (Lawley), 5th lord Wenlock, P.O., lord of the Bedchamber to H.E.H. the prince of Wales. 1902, Jan. 21. Archibald John Scott Milman. 1902, June 26. (Additional) Maj. Henrt Pilkington, Royal Engineers. 1902, June 26. Hon. Col. Alfred Plantagenet Frederick Charles Somerset, 7th Battalion the Rifle Brigade (the prince Consort's Own). 1902, June 26. Lieut. Col. and Hon. Col. Robert Bridgford, late 2nd Yolunteer Battalion the Manchester Regiment. 1902, June 26. Hon. Col. Charles Gervaise Boxall, 1st Sussex Royal Garrison Artillery (Volunteers). 1902, June 26. Col. Arthur Pendarves Vivian, South Wales Border Volunteer Infantry Brigade. 1902, July 11. (Additional) Richard Davis Awdrt, accountant gen. of the Royal Navy. 1902, July 11. (Additional) The Hon. Bernard Eric Barrington. 1902, July 11. (Additional) The Hon. Francis Leveson Bertie, assistant under secretary of state for Foreign Affairs. 1902, July 11. (Additional) Sir William Selbt Church, hart., M.D., president of the Royal College of Physicians. 1902, July 11. (Additional) Clinton Edward Hawkins. 1902, July 11. (Additional) Thomas Henry Elliott, secretary to the Board of Agriculture. 1902, July 11. (Additional) Reginald Baliol (Brett), 2nd viscount Esher, secretary to H.M.'s OiSce of Works 1902, July 11. (Additional) John Lowndes Eldon Goest, financial adviser to the Egyptian Government. 300 ORDER OF THE BATH 1902, July 11. (Additional) HEJfET Jonx Lowndes Geaham, clerk of the Parliaments. 1902, July 11. (Additional) The Hon. Schomberg Kekb IIacDonnell. 1902, July 11. (Additional) Hexet James Yaxsitt.uit Neale, assistant secretary of the Admiralty. 1902, July 11. (Additional) Alfred de Bock Porter, secretary to the Ecclesiastical Commission. 1902, July 11. (Additional) Professor William Ramsat, F.R.S. 1902, July 11. (Additional) E\-eltn John Ruggles Bribe, chair- man of the Prisons Commission. 1902, July 11. (Additional) Leslie Stephen. 1902, July 11. (Additional) George Whitehouse, engineer-in- chief of the Uganda Eailway. 1902, July 11. (Additional) Henry Francis Redhead Torke, director of victualling of the Royal Navy. 1902, July 17. Horace Alfred Damer Seymour, deputy master of the Mint, would have been made K.C.B. had he survived. 1902, Nov. 9. Sir Andrew Ch.arles Howard, late assistant com- missioner of the Metropolitan Police. 1902, Nov. 9. George Christopher Trout B.^etlet, M.P. 1902, Nov. 9. Robert William Arbuthnot Holmes, treasury re- membrancer in Ireland. 1902, Dec. 30. Sir Benjamin Baker, LL.D., F.R.S. 1903, June 26. William Davidson Niven, F.R.S., director of studies. Royal Naval College. 1903, June 26. Lieut. Col. and Hon. Col. Henry Montague Hozier, 3rd Kent Royal Garrison Artillery (Volunteers). 1903, June 30. Col. Edmond Bainbeidge, chief superintendent of Ordnance Factories. 1903, July 10. Sir John Henry Gibbs Bergne, late of the Foreign Office. K. C. B. CIVIL 301 1903, July 10. Sir Patrick Coll, chief Crown solicitor, Ireland. 1903, July 10. Chaeles Henex Aldeeson, late chief charity com- missioner. 1903, Aug. 11. Col. Neville Feancis FitzGeeald Chambeelain, inspec. gen., Royal Irish Constabulary. 1903, Aug. 11. Lieut. Col. John Fostee Geoegb Eoss-of-Bladbns- BUEG, chief commissioner of the Dublin Metropolitan Police. 1904, June 24. Charles John Reed, hon. col. of the Northumber- land Royal Garrison Artillery (Volunteers). 1904, June 24. Sir David Gamble, hart., hon. col., 2nd Volunteer Battalion, prince of Wales's Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment). 1904, June 24. Waltee Spencee Stanhope, hon. col., 2nd Volunteer Battalion the York and Lancaster Regiment. 1904, June 24. Hon. Col. Angus William Hall, late 3rd Battalion Dorsetshire Regiment. 1904, June 24. , Hon. Col. Sir Fitzeoy Donald Maclean, bart., late West Kent Imperial Yeomanry. 1904, Nov. 9. Sir Aethue Henet Haedinge. 1904, Nov. 9. William Heney Mahoney Cheistie. Zhc most Eyalteb ©rbet of the Star of 5nbia. 20 The Most Exalted Order of the Star of India. Grand Masters and in virtue thereof First and Principal Knight Grand Cross thereof. Chaeles John (Canning), 1st earl Canning. Appointed gov. gen. July, 1855. Proclaimed 1st viceroy, 1858, Nov. 1. James (Beuce), 8th earl of Elgin. Appointed 1862, Jan. 21. Assumed government 1862, Mar. 12. Died 1863, Nov. 20. Sir John Laird Mair Lavfrence (afterwards 1st lord Lawrence). Appointed 1863, Dec. 5. Assumed government 1864, Jan. 12. Richard Southwell (Bourke), 6th earl of Mayo. Appointed 1868, Oct. 27. Assumed government 1869, Jan. 12. Assassinated 1872, Feb. 8. Thomas George (Baring), 2nd lord afterward 1st earl of Northbrook. Appointed 1872, Mar. 14. Assumed government 1872, May 3. Edward Robert Lttton (Bulwer-Lttton), 2nd lord afterwards 1st earl of Lytton. Appointed 1876, Feb. 12. Took the oath at Calcutta, 1876, Apr. 12. George Frederick Samuel (Robinson), 1st marquess of Ripon. Appointed 1880, May 6. Assumed government 1880, June 8. Frederick Temple (Hamilton-Blackwood, afterwards Hamilton- Templb-Blackwood), 1st earl of DufEerin, afterwards marquess of Dufferin and Ava. Appointed 1884, Oct. 21. Assumed government 1884, Dec. 13. Henry Charles Keith (Pettt-Fitzmaurice), 6th marquess of Lansdowne. Installed 1888, Dec. 10. YiCTOR Alexander (Bruce), 9th earl of Elgin. Appointed about 1893, Oct. 10. Assumed government 1894, Jan. 27. George Nathaniel (Curzon), 1st lord Curzon of Kedleston. Appointed 1898, Dec. 3. Assumed government 1899, Jan. 6. Re-appointed for a second term, 1904, Sept. 3. 306 ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA KNIGHTS OF THE OEDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA. Original Knights before the enlargement -of the Order. 1861, June 25. Chaeles John (Canning), 1st earl Canning, ex. officio as Grand Master. Died 1862, June 17. 1861, June 25. Feancis Albert Augustus Chaelbs Emanuel, prince consort of queen Victoria. (Extra.) 1861, June 25. Albert Edward, prince of "Wales. (Extra.) 1861, June 25. H.H. Nizam-Ool-Moolk Nuwab Tutinat Ali Khan, Nizam of Hydrabad. 1861, June 25. Gen. Hugh (Gough), 1st viscount Gough, sometime commander-in-chief of H.M. Forces in the East Indies. 1861, June 25. H.H. Jyajee Rao Sindhia, Maharaja of Gwalior. 1861, June 25. George Francis Robert (Harris), 3rd lord Harris,, sometime governor of the Presidency of Madras. 1861, June 25. H.H. Maharaja Duleep Singh. 1861, June 25. Gen. Colin (Campbell), lord Clyde, late commander-in-chief of H.M. Forces in the East Indies. 1861, June 25. H.H. Runbebr Sing, Maharaja of Cashmere. 1861, Jvine 25. Sir George Russell Clerk, governor of the- Presidency of Bombay. 1861, June 25. H.H. Tookoojee Rao Holkae, Maharaja of Indore, 1861, June 25. H.H. Maharaja Khunde Rao, Guicowar of Baroda. 1861 June 25. Sir John Laird Mair Lawrence, bart., lately lieut. governor of the Punjab (afterwards lord Lawrence). From. 1864, Jan. 12, Grand Master and first and principal G. C.S.I. 1861, June 25. H.H. Nurendur Singh, Maharaja of Putiala. 1861, June 25. Lieut. Gen. Sir James Outram, bart., lately member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. K. S. I. 307 1861, June 25. Nuwab Sekundee, Begum of Bhopal. 1861, June 25. Gen. Sir Hugh Henky Rose, commander-in-chief of H.M. Forces in the East Indies. Afterwards lord Strathnaim. 1861, June 25. H.H.Yoosttf Ali Khan, Nuwab of Eampore. Subsequent Appointments. 1861, Aug. 19. F. Marsh Stapleton (Cotton), 1st viscount Comber- mere, sometime commander-in-chief of the Forces in the East Indies. 1861, Aug. 19. Gen. Sir Geohge Pollock, afterwards bart., who commanded the British Forces which advanced to Kabul in 1842; sometime member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1862, Mar. 12. James (Betjce), 8th earl of Elgin, ex-offlcio as grand master. Died 1863, Nov. 20. 1863, Nov. 11. H.H. Seramudi Rajahte Hindostan Raj-Eajendeii Sreb Maharaja Dheeraj Sewee Ram Sing, Baiadoor or Maharaja of Jyepore. 1863, Nov. 11. H.H. FuRZUND Dilbund Rasekool Ithagad Dowltjt-i-Englishia Raja Suroop Sing, Bahadoor or Maharaja of Jheend. 1864, Dec. 10. H.H. Furzund Dilbtjnd Rasekhul Itgad Dowlut- i-Englishia Rajah Rajegan Rajah Rundheer Sing, Bahadoor of KuppoorthuUa. 1864, Dec. 10. H.H. Maharaja Rtjghoo Raj Sing, Bahadoor of Rewah. 308 ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA Enlargement of the Order in 1866. STAE OF INDIA. KNIGHTS GRAND COMMANDEES OF THE OEDEE OF THE STAE OF INDIA, (G.C.S.I.). Promotion of Knights Commanders on the Enlargejnent of the Order in 1866. 1866, May 24. *Aibeet Edwaed, prince of "Wales. 1866, May 24. *Nizam-ool-Moolk Nuwab Tutinat Ali Khan, Nizam of Hyderabad. 1866, May 24. *Gen. Hugh viscount Gough. 1866, May 24. *Ttajee Eao Sindhia, Maharaja of GwaJior. 1866, May 24. *Geoege Feancis Eobeet (Haeeis), 3rd lord Harris. 1866, May 24. *Maliaraja Dhuleep Sing. 1866, May 24. *Eunbeee Singh, Maharaja of Cashmere. 1866, May 24. *Sir Geoege Eussell Cleek. 1866, May 24. *Tookoojee Eao Holkae, Maharaja of Indore. 1866, May 24. *Maharaja Khunde Eao, Guicowar of iJaroda. 1866, May 24. *Sir John Laied Maie Laweence, bart., afterwards lord Lawrence, Grand Master and first and principal G.C.S.I. 1866, May 24. *NtrwAB Sekundee, Begum of Bhopal. 1866, May 24. *Gen. Sir Hugh Henet Eose, afterwards lord Strathnaim. 1866, May 24. *Toosuf Ali Khan, Nuwab of Eampore. 1866, May 24. *Gen. Sir Geo. Pollock, bart. *The names marked with an asterisk were the K.S.I, existing at the date of the enlargement of the order in 1866, and were made G.C.S.I. by that enlargement. G. C. S. I. 309 1866, May 24. *H.H. Seeamttdi Eajahye Hindostan Eaj-Rajbnder Srbe Maharaja Dheeraj Sewee Ram Sing, Bahadoor of Jyepore. 1866, May 24. *H.H. Furzdnd Dilbund Rasekhul Itgad Dowlut- i-Englishia, etc., Bahadoor of KuppoorthuUa. 1866, May 24. *H.H. Mahaxaja Rughoo Raj Sing, Bahadoor of Rewah.. 1866, May 24. *Sir Henry Bartle Edward Feere. 1866, May 24. *H.H. the Maharaja of Joudpore. 1866, May 24. *Sir Robert Montgomery. 1866, May 24. *H.H. the Maharaja of Travaneore. 1866, May 24. *Geii. Sir William Rose Mansfield, afterwards 1st lord Sandhurst. 1866, May 24. *H.H. the Maharaja of Kerowlee. Subsequent Appointments. 1867, May 24. H.H. Krishnah Raj Wadyar, Maharaja of Mysore. 1867, Sept. 16. Lieut. Gen. Sir Robert Napier, commander- in-chief of the Bombay Army, afterwards lord Napier of Magdala. 1868, Aug. 27. Ismail Pasha, viceroy of Egypt. (Honorary.) 1868, Dec. 8. Sir William Robert Seymour Vesey Fitzgerald, governor of the Presidency of Bombay. (Extra.) 1869, Jan. 12. Richard Southwell (Burke), 6th earl of Mayo, ex-offlcio as Grand Master. 1869, June 2. The Rana of Dholepore. 1870, Feb. 7. H.R.H. Alfred Ernest Albert, duke of Edinburgh. (Extra.) 1870, May 28. H.H. Mohender Sing, Maharaja of Puttiala. 310 ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA 1870, May 28. Tke Nawab Salab Jung, Bahadoor, minister of the Hyderabad State. 1870, Aug. 19. Feedinand de Lesseps. (Honorary.) 1871, May 20. H.H. Dheeaj Sumbho SiNG,Mabaranaof Oodeypore. 1871, May 20. H.H. the Eao Peagmuljee of Cutch. 1872, May 3. Thomas Gteoege (Baeing), 2nd lord afterwards let earl of Northbrook, ex officio as Grand Master. 1872, May 31. H.H. the Nawab Shah Jehan, Begum of Bbopal. 1873, May 24. H.E. Mabarajab Jung Bahadooe Kunwae E-anajee, prime minister of Nepal. 1873, May 24. Gen. Sir John Low, Madras Infantry, formerly political resident at Lucknow and Hyderabad, and member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1873, May 24. Lieut. Gen. Sir Neville Bowles Chambeelain, Bengal Infantry, late commanding Punjab Irregular Force. 1873, July 1. H.H. Hajee Meeeza Hussein Khan, grand vizier and minister of war to tbe sbah of Persia. (Honorary.) 1875, May 3. H.H. prince Tewfik Pasha, beir apparent to tbe viceroy of Egypt, afterwards kbedive of Egypt. (Honorary.) 1875, Dec. 31. H.H. Raj Rajessue Mahaeajah Dhieaj Jeswnt Sing, Babadur of Jodbpore. 1875, Dec. 31. H.H. Fuezund Dilpizie Nawab Mahummad Kulb Ali Khan, Babadur of Rampore. 1875, Dec. 31. H.H. Fuezund Dilbund Rasekhul Itgad Dowlut-i- Englishia Rajah Rugbie Sing, Babadur of Jbeend. 1876, Apr. 12. Edwaed Robeet Lttton (Bulwee-Lttton), 2nd lord afterwards Ist earl of Lytton, ex officio as Grand Master. 1876, June 28. Richaed Plantagenet Campbell (Temple- Nugent-Betdges-Chandos-Geenville), 3rd duke of Buckingham and Chandos, governor of tbe Presidency of Madras. (Extra.) 1876, June 28. Sir Philip Edmond Wodehouse, governor of tbe Presidency of Bombay. (Extra.) G. C. S. I.. 311 1877, Jan. 1. Arthxje William Patrick Albert, duke of Connaught. (Extra.) (On the occasion of the proclamation of queen Victoria as empress of India at Delhi). 1877, Jan. 1. H.H. Ram Singh Maharas, Raja of Bundi (on same occasion). 1877, Jan. 1. H.H. Jaswant Sing, Maharaja of Bhurtpore (on same occasion). 1877, Jan. 1. H.H. Shri Prasad Narain Singh, Maharaja of Benares (on same occasion). 1877, Jan. 1. H.H. Azim Jah Zahir-ud-dowla, Bahadur, prince of Arcot (on same occasion). 1877, Jan. 25. Prince Leopold George Duncan Albert, duke of Saxony, prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, afterwards duke of Albany. (Extra.) 1877, June 2. George William Frederick Charles, duke of Cambridge. (Extra.) 1878, Jan. 1. H.E. Cherif Pasha, minister for Foreign Affairs to H.H. the khedive of Egypt. (Honorary). 1878, Jan. 1. Sir Richard Temple, bart., governor of the Presidency of Bombay. (Extra.) 1878, May 3. Sir John Strachet. (Extra.) Member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1878, Aug. 27. H.H. Safvet Pasha, grand vizier and minister of foreign affairs to the sultan of Turkey. (Honorary). 1879, July 29. H.H. Mir Khodadad, khan of Khelat. (Honorary.) 1879, July 29. Hon. Col. H.H. Raja Sir Hira Singh Malvindar, Bahadur of Nabha. 1879, July 29. Gen. Sir Frederick Paul Haines, commander-in- chief of H.M. Forces in the East Indies. (Extra.) 1880, Apr. 23. (Extra) Rt. Hon. Gathorne (Gaythorne-Hardy), 1st viscount Cranbrook, principal secretary of State for India. Invested at Windsor Castle, April 21. 1880, June 8. George Frederick Samuel (Robinson), 1st marquess of Ripon, ex officio as Grand Master. 312 ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA 1880, Nov. 9. His Higlmess the Nawab of Bahawulpur. 1881, May 24. His Highness Sujjun Singh, Maharana of TJdaipur. 1882, May 23. His Highness the Maharajah of Travancore. 1882, May 23. His Highness Nawab Ikbal-ud-dowlah, of Oudh (Baghdad). 1884, May 23. His Highness Chama Rajendea Wadeie, Maharajah of Mysore. 1884, Nov. 17. His Highness Asaf Jah Navtab Mahub Ali Khan, Bahadur Fath Jang, Nizam of Hyderabad. 1884, Dec. 13. Frederick Temple (Hamilton-Blackwood, after- wards Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood), 1st earl of DufEerin, afterwards marquess of Dufferin and Ava, ex officio as Grand Master. 1885, Feb. 25. (Extra) Et. Hon. Sir James Fergusson, bart., governor of the Presidency of Bombay. 1885, Apr. 11. Abdul Rahman Khan, amir of Afghanistan. (Honorary.) 1885, Dec. 7. (Extra) Gen. Sir Donald Martin Stewart, bart., late commander-in-chief in the East Indies. 1886, Jan. 1. His Highness Stud Toorkeb, sultan of Muscat. 1886, Jan. 1. His Highness Maharao Raja Mangal, Sinh of Ulwar. 1886, Jan. 1. His Highness Takht Sinhh Thakue Sahib, of Bhaunagar. 1886, July 28. Sir Mountstuart Elphinstone Grant-Duff. (Extra.) 1887, Feb. 15. His Highness Maharaja Sataji Rao, Bahadur Gaekwar of Baroda. 1887, Feb. 15. His Highness Maharana Fateh Singh Bahadur, of Meywar (Oodeypore). 1887, Feb. 15. His Highness Raja Sir ShamsherPrakash, Bahadur of Sirmur (Nahun). 1887, June 30. H.H. Maharaja Siuvaji Rao Holker, Bahadur, Maharaja of Indore. G. C. S. I. 313 1887, Kov. 1. H.E.H. Sultan Massoud Mieza Yemin-ed-Dowlah Zil-es-Sttltan, of Persia, gov. gen. of Ispahar, Tars, Arabistan, Kurdestan, Yezd. etc. (Honorary.) 1888, Jan. 2. H.H. the Maiarajali Sawai Madhu Singh, of Jeypore (H.H. Saramad-i-Rajaha-i-Hindustan Raj Rajindra Sri Maharaja Maharaja-dhiraj Sawai Madhu Singh Bahadur, Maharaja of Jaipur). 1888, May 24. His Highness the Maharajah Bala Rama Yarma, of Travancore. 1888, Dec. 10. Henet Chaeles Keith (PETTT-FiTZMAtrEicE), 5th marquess of Lansdowne, ex officio as Grand Master. 1890, Mar. 18. (Extra) Donald James (Mackat), 11th lord Reay, governor of the Presidency of Bombay. 1890, Nov. 8. (Honorary) His Highness Sexyid Ali bin Said bin Stjltan, sultau of Zanzibar. 1892, May 25. Col. His Highness Maharaja Partab Singh Indae Mahindee, Bahadur, Sipar-i-Saltanat of Jummu and Kashmir. 1892, Aug. 1. (Extra) Rt. Hon. Richard Assheton (Ceoss), viscount Cross, His Majesty's principal secretary of State for India. 1893, June 3. (Extra) Gen. Feedeeick Sleigh, baron Robeets, of Kandahar, Y.C., afterwards earl Roberts. 1894, Jan. 27. Yictoe Alexandee (Beuce), 9th eaxl of Elgin, ex officio as Grand Master. 1894, Feb. 23. (Honorary) His Highness Saitad Hamad-bin- Thowani, sultan of Zanzibar. Died May, 1896. 1895, Jan. 1. His Highness Shahu Ghateapati Mahaeaj, Raja of Kolhapur. 1895, May 25. His Highness the Maharaja Sindhia, of Gwalior (H.H. Maharaj Adhiraj Sir Madho Rao Sindhia, Bahadur of Gwalior). 1895, May 25. The Rt. Hon. Geoege Robeet Canning (Harris), 4th baron Harris. (Extra.) 1895, June 29. (Extra) Rt. Hon. Henry Hartley Fowler. 314 ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA 1896, Jan. 1. (Extra) the Rt. Hon. Beilbt (Lawlet), lord Wenlock, governor of the Presidency of Madras. 1896, Feb. 29. His Excellency Nubae Pasha. (Honorary). 1897, June 22. His Highness Maharaja Vtankatesh Eamani Peasad Singh Bahadue of E-ewa. 1897, June 22. Sir Joseph Dalton Hookee, M.D. 1897, June 22. His Excellency Maharaja Sir Bie Shamshee Jang Rana Bahadxje, prime minister of Nepal. 1897, June 22. Sir Anthony Pateick MacDonnell, lieut. gov. of the North-Western Provinces. 1897, June 22. Lieut. Col. Maharaj Dhiraj Sir Paetab Singh Bahadue, of Jodhpur [Sir Peatab Singhji, of Idar]. 1897, June 22. Lieut. Gen. Richaed Steachey, Royal Engineers. 1898, Jan. 11. Gen. Sir Geoege Stewaet White, V.C, com- mander-in-chief in India. 1898, Apr. 20. H.H. Said Hamud bin Mahomed , the sultan of Zanzibar. (Honorary) . 1898, May 21. His Highness the Maharaja of Patiala. 1899, Jan. 6. Geoege Nathaniel (Cijezon), 1st lord Curzon of Kedleston, ex-ojficio as Grand Master. 1900, Mar. 9. (Extra) William (Mansfield), 2nd lord Sandhurst, late governor of the Presidency of Bombay. 1901, Apr. 29. (Extra) Sir Aethue Elibank Havelock, late governor of the Presidency of Madras. 1903, Jan. 1. Rt. Hon. Geoege Feancis Hamilton, commonly called lord George Francis Hamilton (on the occasion of the Durbar). 1903, Jan. 1. His Highness Raja Sir Rama Yaema, of Cochin (on the same occasion). 1904, Sept. 2. Rt. Hon. Aethue Olivee Villiees (Russell), 2nd lord Ampthill, acting gov. gen of India [during the absence of lord Curzon]. K. C. S. I. 315 KNIGHTS COMMANDEES OP THE STAE OF INDIA (K.C.S.I.). Order Enlarged. 1866, Feb. 12. Sir Hbney Baktle Edwahd Freee, governor of the Presidency of Bombay. 1866, Feb. 12. H.H. tbe Maharaja of Joudphore. 1866, Feb. 12. Sir Egbert Montgomery, late lieut. gov. of the Punjab. 1866, Feb. 12. H.H. the Maharaja of Travancore. 1866, Feb. 12. Gen. Sir William Eose Mansfield, commander-in- chief of H.M. Forces in the East Indies, afterwards 1st lord Sandhurst. 1866, Feb. 12. H.H. the Maharaja of Kerowlee. 1866, May 24. The rajah Shreemtjn Maharaja Chtjttroptjttee Shahabe Dam Altaphoo, of Kolhapoor. 1866, May 24. Cecil Beadon, Bengal Civil Service, lieut. gov. of Bengal. 1866, May 24. The nawab Salar Jung Bahadoor, of Hyderabad, in the Deccan. 1866, May 24. Donald Fhiell McLeod, Bengal Civil Service, lieut. gov. of the Punjab. 1866, May 24. The Maharaja Jeypercash Sing Bahadoor, of Deo, in Behar. 1866, May 24. Henry Eicketts, Bengal Civil Service (retired), late member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1866, May 24. The Maharaja Mirza Gajapati Eaz Matjne, Sultan Bahadoor Zemindar of Vizianagram, member of the Council of the gov. gen of India for making laws and regulations. 1866, May 24. Henry Byng Harrington, Bengal Civil Service (retired), late member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 3i6 ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA 1866, May 24. The Maharaja Dig Bute Singh, of Bulrampoor (Oudh). 1866, May 24. Waitee Elliot, Madras Civil Service (retired), late member of the Council of the governor of Madras. 1866, May 24. Shaef-ul-Omeah, Bahadoor of Hyderabad, member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India for making laws and regulations. 1866, May 24. Thomas Ptceoft, Madras Civil Service, member of the Council of the governor of Madras.. 1866, May 24. Rajah Jtmitxgul Singh, of Gidhore in Monghyr. 1866, May 24. John Macpheeson McLeod, Madras Civil Service (retired) and member of the Indian Law Commission. 1866, May 24. The Rajah Des^eue Rao, late member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India for making laws and regulations. 1866, May 24. Maj. Gen. Isaac Cailpbell Coffin, Madras Army, late commanding the Hyderabad Subsidiary Force. 1866, May 24. The Rajah Redhakanth Deb. 1866, May 24. Maj. Gen. Geoege St. Pateick Laweencb, Bengal Staff Corps, late agent to the gov. gen. of India at Rajpootana. 1866, May 24. The Rajah of Drangadra. 1866, May 24. Maj. Gen. Geoege Motle Sheeee, late Bengal Army, sometime commanding the 73rd Regiment of Bengal Xative Infantry. 1866, May 24. Rajah Deo Xaeain Singh, of Benares. 1866, May 24. Maj. Gen. Sir Aethtje Thomas Cotton, knt.. Royal (late Madras) Engineers. 1866, May 24. Meee Sheee Mahomed, of Meerpur. 1866, May 24. Maj. Gen. Sir Seville Bowles Chambeelain, Bengal Army, late commanding the Punjab Irregular Force. 1866, May 24. The Rajah Sahib Dtal Miss.ua, member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India for making laws and regulations. K. C. S. I. 317 1866, May 24. George Udney Yule, Bengal Civil Service, resident at Hyderabad. 1866, May 24. Tanjoee Madava Rao, Dewan of Travancore. 1866, May 24. Charles John Wingfield, Bengal Civil Service, late chief commissioner of Oude. 1866, May 24. The Thakoor Rawul Jeswunt Singjee, of Bhownuggur. 1866, May 24. Col. Sir Herbert Benjamin Edwardes, Bengal Army, commissioner and agent to the gov. gen. of India in the Cis-Sutlej States. 1866, May 24. Hakeem Saadut Ali Khan. 1866, May 24. Col. Arnold Burrowes Kemball, Royal (late Bombay) Artillery, political agent in Turkish Arabia. 1866, May 24. Sirdar Nihal Sing Chachi. 1866, May 24. Lieut. Col. Thomas Wilkinson, late Bengal Army, sometime resident in Nagpoor. 1866, May 24. Lieut. Col. Robert Wallace, Bombay Staff Corps, late resident at Baroda. 1866, May 24. Lieut. Col. William Henry Rodes G-reen, Bombay Staff Corps, political superintendent in Upper Scinde. 1866, May 24. Maj. George Wingate, late Bombay Engineers, sometime member of the Survey Commission at Bombay. 1866, Sept. 17. H.H. Datu Tummongong Abubakr Sri, Maharajah of Johore. 1867, Feb. 8. Col. Henry Marion Durand, Royal (late Bengal) Engineers, fifth ordinary member of the Council of the viceroy and gov. gen. of India. 1867, Feb. 8. William Mtjir, Bengal Civil Service, secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign Department. 1867, May 24. H.H. the Maharajah Sree Jowan Singjee, chief of Edur. 1867, May 24. Daniel Elliott, Madras Civil Service (retired), late member of the Law Commission of the Legislative Council of India and of the Council of the governor of Madras. 3i8 ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA 1867, May 24. Geohge Feederick Hakvet, Bengal Civil Service (retired), late commissioner of Agra. 1867, May 24. Maj. Gen. William Hill, late Madras Army, commanding the Nizam's contingent during the mutinies of 1857-8. 1867, May 24. Maj. Gen. Vincent Etee, Eoyal (late Bengal) Artillery. 1867, May 24. The Eajah Jodhbie Chund, of Nadown. 1867, May 24. Henet Lacon Andeeson, Bombay Civil Service (retired), late chief secretary to the Government of Bombay and member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India for making laws and regulations. 1867, May 24. Richard Temple, Bengal Civil Service, resident at Hyderabad, afterwards bart. 1867, May 24. Col. Aethttr Pxteves Phatee, Bengal Staff Corps, chief commissioner in British Burmah. 1867, Sept. 16. The Maharajah Maun Sing, of Oude. 1867, Sept. 16. Col. Edwaed Eobeet Wetheeall, late chief of the staff of the Central India Field Force. 1867, Sept. 16. Col. William West Tuenee, late 97th Regiment, sometime brig, commanding the second column of the Bundlecund Field Force. 1867, Oct. 22. The Et. Hon. William Robeet Setmoue Veset FitzGeeald, governor of the Presidency of Bombay. 1868, Aug. 24. Maj. Gen. Edward Lechmeee Russell, Bombay Army, political resident at Aden. 1868, Aug. 24. Col. William Lockyee Meeewethee, Bombay Staff Corps, chief commissioner in Sindh, and lately political resident at Aden. (Extra.) 1869, June 2. H.H. the Rajah of Cochin. 1869, June 2. Lieut. Gen. John Campbell, Madras Army. 1869, June 2. Maj. Gen. Geoege Le Grand Jacob, late Bombay Army. K. C. S. I. 319 1870, May 28. H.H. prince Gholam Mahomed. 1870, May 28. William Ghet, Bengal Civil Service, lieut. gov. of Bengal. 1871, May 20. The Nawab Mohsin-ood-Dowlah, bahadoor of Oude. 1871, May 20. H.H. Mohubut Khan, Nawab of Joonaghur 1871, May 20. Maj. Gen. Geoege Inglis Jameson, Bombay Army, late president of the Military Finance Commission for India, now auditor of the accounts of the Department of the secretary of State for India in Council. 1871, May 20. John William Kate, formerly of the Bengal Artillery, now secretary in the political and secret depart- ment of the secretary of State for India in Council. 1871, May 20. Henet Sumner Maine, late member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1871, Nov. 3. Col. Frederick John Goldsmid, Madras StafE Corps, employed on a special mission to Persia with the local rank of maj. gen., and late superintendent of the Indo-European Telegraph. 1872, May 31. John Steachey, Bengal Civil Service, member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1872, May 31. John Ceaceoft Wilson, Bengal Civil Service (retired), late civil and sessions judge at Moradabad and special commissioner for the trial of rebels and mutineers in 1857-8. 1873, Feb. 6. Lieut. Col. Feedeeick Richaed Pollock, Bengal Staff Corps, lately employed (with local rank of maj. gen.) on a special mission in Sistan, commissioner and superinten- dent Peshawar Division. 1873, May 23. Navfab Khan Bahadoor Khwajah Mtjhammed Khan Kuttttk, of Kohat. 1873, May 23. George Campbell, Bengal Civil Service, lieut. gov. of Bengal. 1873, May 23. Alexander John Arbuthnot, Madras Civil Service, late member of the Council of the governor of Madras. 1873, May 23. Maj. Gen. Harry Burnett Lumsden, Bengal Staff Corps, late envoy to Candahar. 21 320 ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA 1874, May 30. Egbert Henry Davies, Bengal Civil Service, lieut. gov. of the Punjab. 1874, May 30. Col. Richard John Meade, Bengal Staff Corps, chief commissioner of Mysore and Coorg. 1874, May 30. Col. Lewis Pellt, Bombay Staff Corps, agent to the gov. gen. for the States of Rajpootana and late political resident in the Persian Gulf. 1874, July 27. (Extra) Thomas Dottglas Forsyth, Bengal Civil Service, commissioner of the Fyzabad Division, Oude, and lately employed on a special mission to Kashgar. 1875, Oct. 5. Barrow Helbert Ellis, Bombay Civil Service (retired), member of the council of the secretary of state for India, and lately one of the members of the council of the viceroy and gov. gen. of India. 1875, Dec. 31. William Rose Robinson, Madras Civil Service, member of the council of the governor of Madras. 1875, Dec. 31. Rudur Pertab Sing Mahundue Bahadoor, Maha- rajah of Punnah. 1875, Dec. 31. Shamshir Prakash Bahadoor, Rajah of Nahun. 1875, Dec. 31. Ras Kasee Rao Holkar, Dada Saheb, of Indore. 1875, Dec. 31. Gen. Runnodeep Sing, Rana Bahadoor of Nepal, commander-in-chief of the Nepalese Army. 1875, Dec. 31. Rao Rajah Gunput Rao Kirkee Shamshir Bahadoor, Dewan of Gwalior. 1875, Dec. 31. Mumtaz-ud-Dowlah Nawab Mahummad Faiz Ali Khan Bahadoor, prime minister of Kotah. 1875, Dec. 31. Col. the Hon. Henry Ramsay, Bengal Staff Corps, commissioner, Kumaon. 1876, Mar. 7. Maj. Gen. Samuel James Browne, V.C, Bengal Staff Corps, president of the Stud Commission and on special duty with the prince of Wales. (Extra.) 1876, Mar. 7. Maj. Gen. Dighton Macnaghten Probyn, V.C, Bengal Cavalry, equerry to H.R.H. the prince of Wales. (Extra.) K. C. S. I. 321 1876, Mar. 7. Surg. Gen. Joseph Faybee, M.D., hon. physician to the queen and physician to H.R.H. the prince of Wales. (Extra.) 1877, Jan. 1. H.H. Shivaji Chateapati, Raja of Kolhapore, on the occasion of the proclamation at Delhi of queen Victoria as empress of India. 1877, Jan. 1. James Fitzjames Stephen, Q.C, late member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India (same occasion). 1877, Jan. 1. H.H. raja Anand Rao Puae, of Dhar (same occasion). 1877, Jan. 1. Aethxje Hobhouse, Q.C, second ordinary member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. Afterwards lord Hobhouse (same occasion). 1877, Jan. 1. H.H. Man Singjee Raj Sahib of Drajigdra (same occasion). 1877, Jan. 1. Edwaed Clive Batlet, Bengal Civil Service, third ordinary member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India (same occasion). 1877, Jan. 1. H.H. the Jam Shei Vibhajee, of Naunagar (same occasion). 1877, Jan. 1. Sir Geoege Ebenezee Wilson Coupee, bart., Bengal Civil Service, lieut. gov. of the North-Western Provinces (same occasion). 1877, Jan. 1. R. Adm. Reginald John Macdonald, commander- in-chief of H.M. Naval Forces in the East Indies (same occasion). 1877, June 2. Joseph Dalton Hookee, M.D., director of the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew. 1877, June 2. Thomas Laweence Seccombe, financial secretary to the Secretary of State for India in Council. 1878, Jan. 1. Maj. Gen. Michael Kavanagh Kennedy, Royal (late Bombay) Engineers, additional member of the Council of the governor of Bombay for making laws and regulations, secretary to the Government of Bombay in the Public Works and Railway Departments, and lately employed on a special mission as a personal assistant to the governor of Madras. 1878, May 25. Hon. Ashley Eden, lieut. gov. of Bengal. 322 ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA 1878, May 25. Steuaet Colvin Baylet, Bengal Civil Service, secretary to the Government of Bengal in the Judicial and Political Departments. 1879, July 29. Eobeet Eyles Egerton, Bengal Civil Service, lieut. gov. of the Punjab. 1879, July 29. Lieut. Col. Owen Tudoe Buene, secretary in the Political and Secret Department of the India Office. 1879, July 29. Col. George Pomeeot Collet, 2nd Regiment, private secreta.ry to the viceroy and gov. gen. of India. 1879, July 29. Maj. Eobeet Geoves Sandeman, Bengal Staff Corps, agent to the viceroy and gov. gen. of India in Baluchistan. 1879, July 29. The nawah Gholam Htjssan Khan Alazai Khan Bahadooe. 1880, Feb. 18. (Extra) The Maharaja Kirtee Sing, of Muneepore. 1880, Dec. 9. Sirdar Dewa Singh, prime minister of His Highness the Maharaja of Patiala. 1881, May 24. Gen. Oefeue Cavenagh, Bengal Staff Corps. 1881, May 24. Chaeles IJmpheeston Aitchison, Bengal Civil Service, chief commissioner British Burmah. 1881, May 24. His Highness Tukht Singh, Thakur Saheb of Bhaunagur. 1881, May 24. James Davidson Goedon, Bengal Civil Service, Resident at Mysore. 1881, May 24. John Foestth, insp. gen. of hospitals (retired), Bengal Medical Service. 1881, May 24. Lepel Henet Griffin, Bengal Civil Service, agent to the gov. gen. in Central India. 1881, Oct. 29. MoNESHUR Bux Singh Maharajah of Domraon. 1882, May 23. The Maharajah Jotendeo Mohun Tagoee. 1882, May 23. Lieut. Col. Oliver Beatjchamp Coventry St. John, royal (late Bengal) engineers, late Resident at Kandahar. K. C. S. I. 323 1882, Nov. 17. E. Adm. Sir William Nathan Weighte Hewett. 1882, Nov. 17. (Extra) Maj. Gen. Sir HeebeetTayloe Macpheeson. 1883, May 24. John Henet Moeeis, Bengal Civil Service, late chief commissioner Central Provinces. 1883, Aug. 4. (Extra) Maj. Evelyn Baeing, member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India, afterwards 1st earl of Cromer. 1885, Jan. 1. Augustus Rivees Thompson, Bengal Civil Service, lieut. gov. of Bengal. 1885, Jan. 1. Chaeles Geant, Bengal Civil Service, Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign Department. 1885, June 6. Col. Edwaed Ridley Colboene Beadfoed, Madras Staff Corps, agent to the gov. gen., Rajpootana, and chief commissioner, Ajmere. Afterwards baronet. 1885, July 20. Joseph "West Ridgeway, Bengal Infantry, under- secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign Department, and now in charge of the Afghan Boundary Commission. 1886, Jan. 1. Maharaj Peetab Singh. 1886, Feb. 8. Juland Danvees, secretary to the Public "Works Department of the India Office. 1886, May 29. Thbodoee Ceaceaft Hope, Bombay Civil Service, member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1886, May 29. Chaeles Edwaed Beenaed, Bengal Civil Service, chief commissioner of Burmah. 1886, May 29. Nawab Khwaja Abdul Ghani Meeah, of Dacca. 1886, May 29. "William Chichele Plowden, Bengal Civil Service (retired), late census commissioner for India. 1887, Feb. 15. Chaeles Alfeed Elliott, Bengal Civil Service, chief commissioner of Assam. 1887, Feb. 15. William Wilson Huntee, Bengal Civil Service, direc. gen. of Statistics. 1887, Feb. 15. His Highness Maharaja Sei Keshei Singhji of Idar. 324 ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA 1887, Feb. 15. Col. William Geohge Davies, Bengal Staff Corps, financial commissioner, Punjab. 1887, Feb. 15. Col. James Johnstone, Bengal Infantry, late political agent at Manipur. 1888, Jan. 2. James Beaithwaite Peile, Bombay Civil Service, member of the Council of India. 1888, Jan. 2. MotrLviE Saiyid Ahmad Khan Bahadue, member of the Legislative Council of the lieut. gov. of the North- Western Provinces. 1888, Jan. 2. Col. James Beowne, R.E., Public Works Department of the Government of India. 1888, May 24. James Beoadwood Lyall, Bengal Civil Service, lieut. gov. of the Punjab. 1888, May 24. Chaeles Haukes Tod Ceosthwaite, Bengal Civil Servicel, chief commissioner Burma. 1889, Jan. 1. David Millee Baeboue, Bengal Civil Service, ordinary member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1889, Jan. 1. Nawab Muhamad Akeam Khan, chief of Amb. 1889, May 25. Col. Henet Tule, royal (late Bengal) engineers, member of the Council of the Secretary of State for India. 1890, May 21. Andeew Richaed Scoble, ordinary member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1890, May 21. Dennis FitzPateick, Bengal Civil Service, resident at Hyderabad. 1891, Jan. 1. Alexandee Mackenzie, Bengal Civil Service, chief commissioner of Burma. 1891, May 30. Philip Peeceval Hxttchins, Madras Civil Service, member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1891, Oct. 31. Eaja Amae Singh, president of the Council, Kashmir 1892, May 25. Sir Auckland Colvin, Bengal Civil Service, lieut. gov. of the North- Western Provinces and chief commissioner of Oudh. K. C. S. I. 325 1892, May 25. Henry Edwaed Stokes, Madras Civil Service, member of the Council of the governor of Madras. 1892, May 25. His Excellency Maharaja Bm Shamsheb, Jung Eana Bahadur, prime minister of Nepal. 1892, May 25. Maharaja Mana Vikeama Bahadur Zamorin of Calicut. 1893, Jan. 2. Anthony Pateick Macdonnell, Indian Civil Service, chief commissioner of the Central Provinces. 1893, Jan. 2. Kumaeaptjeam Sheshadei Aiyae, Dewan of Mysore. 1893, July 3. Heney "Waterfield, financial secretary to the secretary of State for India in Council. 1894, Jan. 1. Sir Heney Moetimer Dueand, secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign Department. 1894, May 26. Maj. Gen. Oliver Eichaedson Kevtmarch, military secretary at the India Office. 1895, Jan. 1. James Westland, member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1895, Jan. 1. Frederick William Eichards Fryer, officiating financial commissioner, Punjab. 1895, Jan. 1. His Highness Maharao Kaishei Singh, of Sirohi. 1895, Jan. 1. Couetenay Peeegeine Ilbeet. 1895, May 25. Lieut. Gen. Sir "William Stephen Alexandee Lockhart. 1895, July 15. Surg. Maj. George Scott Eobertson, Indian Medical Service, British agent, Gilgit. 1896, Jan. 1. Lieut. Gen. Sir Heney Beackenbuey, E.A., member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1896, Jan. 1. MANsiNGHn Sarsinghji Thakore Saheb of Palitana. 1896, May 20. "William Erskine Ward, chief commissioner of Assam. 1896, May 20. Brigade Surgeon Lieut. Col. Alfred Swaine Leth- BEIDGE, M.D. 326 ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA 1897, Jan. 1. John Woodburn, member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1897, Jan. 1. His Highness Mahaeao Rao Ranghubir Singh Bahadue, Raja of Bundi. 1897, Jan. 1. Sir Edward Charles Buck, secretary to the Government of India in the Department of Revenue and Agriculture. 1897, June 22. William Mackworth Young, lieut. gov. of the Punjab. 1897, June 22. His Highness Sri Raja Rama Varma of Cochin. 1897, June 22. Charles James Lyall, chief commissioner of the Central Provinces. 1897, June 22. Robert Joseph Ceosthwaite, agent to the gov. gen. in Rajputana. 1897, June 22. William John Cuningham, secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign Department. 1897, June 22. Maj. Gen. Montagu Gilbert Geeaed, Indian Staff Corps. 1897, June 22. His Highness Raja Jagatjit Singh Bahadur, of Kapurthala. 1897, June 22. Richard TJdnt, Indian Civil Service. 1897, June 22. Col. Howard Melliss, insp. gen. of Imperial Service Troops. 1898, Jan. 1. His Highness Maharaja Lokindea Bhawani Singh, Bahadur of Datia. 1898, Jan. 1. Aethur Charles Teevoe, Indian Civil Service. 1898, Jan. 1. John Frederick Price, Indian Civil Service. 1898, May 21. William Lee-Waenee, political secretary, India Office. 1898, May 21. Trevor John Chichele Chicele-Plowden, Indian Civil Service. K. C. S .1. 327 1898, Dec. 31. His Highness Rastjl Khanji Mahabbat Khanji, Nawab of Junagarh. 1898, Dec. 31. Charles Cecil Stevens, Indian Civil Service. 1900, May 23. His Higkness Mahabao Umaid Singh Bahadur, of Kotah. 1901, Jan. 1. Charles Montgomery Rivaz, ordinary member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1901, Nov. 9. James John Digges La Tottche, Indian Civil Service. 1901, Nov. 9. His Highness Eaja Sueindae Bikram Prakash Bahadur, of Sirmur. 1901, Nov. 9. Sultan Ahmad bin Fadthl, of Lahej. 1902, June 26. Lieut. Col. David William Keith Bare, Indian Staff Corps. 1902, June 26. Henry John Stedman Cotton, Indian Civil Service. 1902, June 26. Amaravati Seshayya Sastri. 1903, Jan. 1. Denzil Charles Jelf Ibbetson, Indian Civil Service, member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India (on the occasion of the Durbar). 1903, Jan. 1. R, Adm. Charles Cartee Deuey, commander-in- chief of His Majesty's Naval Forces in the East Indies (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Heney Maexin Winterbotham, Indian Civil Service, member of the Council of the governor of Fort St. George (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. James Monteath, Indian Civil Service, member of the Council of the governor of Bombay (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Lieut. Col. Donald Robertson, Indian Staff Corps, resident in Mysore and chief commissioner of Coorg (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Andrew Hendeeson Leith Feasee, Indian Civil Service, chief commissioner of the Central Provinces (same occasion). 328 ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA 1903, Jan. 1. Hugh Shakespeae Barnes, Indian Civil Service, secretary to the Government of India, in the Foreign Department (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Surg. Gen. William Eoe Hoofek, Indian Medical Service (retired), president of the Medical Board at the India office (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Col. Sir Colin Campbell Scott Moncrieff, Eoyal Engineers (retired) president of the Indian Irrigation Com- mission (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. His Highness Raja Kirti Sah, of Tehri, Garhwal, (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Kunwar Ranbir Singh, of Patiala (same occasion). 1904, Jan. 1. Arundel Tagg Arundel, Esq., Indian Civil Service, an ordinary member of the Council of the gov. gen. 1904, Jan. 1. James Austin Bourdillon, Esq., Indian Civil Service, resident in Mysore and chief commissioner of Coorg, lately acting lieut. gov. of Bengal. 1904, Mar. 18. Thomas Raleigh, a member of the Council of the go. gen. of India. 1904, June 24. Maj. His Highness Maharaja Raj Rajeshwar Shiromani Sri Sir Ganga Singh Bahadur, of Bikaner. 1904, June 24. H.H. Thakur Sahib Bhavsinghji Takhtsinghji, of Bhaunagar. . 1904, June 24. Arthur Henry Temple Martindale, Indian Civil Service, agent to the gov. gen., Rajputana. 1904, Sept. 2. James Thomson, a member of the Council of the gov. of Madras and acting gov. of Madras. TLhc ^06t Bistinouisbeb ®tber of ^t ifllMcbael anb St (Beotoe. The Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George. Grands Masters and Principal Knights Grand Cross. *1818. Lieut. Gen. the E.t. Hon. Sir Thomas Maitland, Grand Master, Apr. 27, governor of Malta and high commissioner in the Ionian Islands. Died 1824, Jan. 17. 1825. F. Marsh. H.E.H. Adolphus Fkedekick, duke of Cambridge, Grand Master 1825, June 20. Declared 1st and principal G.C.M.G. 1832, Aug. 16. Died 1850, July 8. 1851, [Dec. 31]. Geoege William Fkedeeick Chaeles, duke of Cambridge, appointed 1st or principal G.C.M.G., re- appointed Grand Master and 1st or principal G.C.M.G. 1869, May 23, and 1877, May 30. Died 1904. Knights Grand Cross {G.C.M.G.). *1818, Apr. 27. Lieut. Gen. Sir Thomas Maitland, Apr. 27, Grand Master. Invested at Corfu jSTov. 17. 1818, Nov. 18. Emanuel, baron Theotokt, president of the Ionian Senate. Invested at Corfu. 1818, Nov. 18. Stamo Calichiopulo, of Corfu, a senator of the Ionian Islands. Invested ut supra. 1818, Nov. 18. Antonio, count Comuto, of Zante. 1818, Dec. 16. V. Adm. Sir Chaeles Vinicombe Peneose, naval commander-in-chief in the Mediterranean. Invested at Malta. 1818, Dec. 16. Giuseppe Boeg Oliviee, sometime president of the Court of Appeal at Malta. Invested ut supra. * Throughout the following lists of the order of St. Michael and St. George the dates in the margin are (unless otherwise specifically stated) the dates of the warrant of appointment. Very frequently these dates will be found to differ greatly from the date of gazetting. 332 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1818, Dec. 16. Doctor Eaffaele Crispino Xerri. Invested ut supra, member of the Supreme Council of Justice for the Island of Malta and its Dependencies. 1819, Oct. 26. V. Adm. Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle, sometime naval commander-in-chief in the Mediterranean. 1819, Oct. 26. Frederick (North), 7th earl of Guilford, sometime chancellor of the University of the Ionian Islands. 1820, Sept. 28. Adm. Sir Graham Moore, commander-in-chief in the Mediterranean. Resigned 1823, re-invested 1832, Aug. 24. 1821, Dec. 27. Sir Frederick Adam, serving on the stafi of the troops in the Ionian Islands. Invested 1822, Jan. 15. 1823, Mar. 1. Count Nicolo Anino, sometime a senator in the Ionian Islands. 1824, Jan. 16. Adm. Sir Harry Burrard Neale, bart., naval commander-in-chief in the Mediterranean, resigned 1826, re-invested 1832, Aug. 24. 1825, June 20. F. Marsh, prince Adolphus Frederick, duke of Cambridge Grand Master, etc.). 1825, July 30. Marino Yeja, of Cephalonia, sometime president of the Ionian Senate. Invested at Corfu Oct. 15. 1827, Apr. 23. Adm. Sir Edward Codrington, sometime naval commander-in-chief in the Mediterranean. Resigned the order in 1828, re-invested 1832, Aug. 24. 1828, Nov. 5. Maj. Gen. the Hon. Sir Frederick Cavendish PoNSONBY, lieut. gov. of Malta. Invested at Malta. 1829, Jan. 21. Adm. Sir Pulteney Malcolm, naval commander-in- chief in the Mediterranean. Invested at Malta. Resigned the Order in 1831. Re-appointed 1832, Aug. 16, and invested Oct. 12. 1831, July 4. V. Adm. the Hon. Sir Henry Hotham, naval com- mander-in-chief in the Mediterranean. Invested at Malta. 1832, May 28. Guiseppe Calcedonio Debono, member of the Supreme Council of Justice at Malta. Invested at Malta. G. C. M. G. 333 1832, June 6. Giovanni Cappadoca, sometime a member of the supreme Council of Justice of the Ionian Islands. 1832, June 6. Angiolo Condari, of Santa Maura, a senator of the Ionian Islands. Invested at Corfu. 1832, June 22. Sir James Macdonald, bart., high commissioner for the Ionian Islands. Died before investiture. 1832, June 30. Lieut. Gen. Sir Alexander "Woodford, commander of the Forces in the Ionian Islands. Invested at Corfu. 1832, Aug. 12. George (Nugent -Temple-Grenville), lord Nugent son of George, 3rd earl Temple and 1st marquess of Buckingham), high commissioner in the Ionian Islands. Invested Aug. 24. 1833, May 4. Col. Frederick Hanket, chief secretary to the governor of Malta. Invested at Malta, May 28. 1833, June 26. E. Adm. Thomas Briggs, superintendent of the dockyard at Malta. Invested at Malta, July 24. 1833, July 17. Spiridion Yittoe, count Bulgari, president of the Ionian Senate. Invested at Corfu, Nov. 30. 1834, Feb. 22. Adm. Sir Josias Rowley, bart., commander-in-chief in the Mediterranean. Invested at Malta, Apr. 4. 1835, Mar. 18. Lieut. Gen. Sir Howard Douglas, bart., high com- missioner in the Ionian Islands. 1836, Apr. 2. Paolo, count Parisio. one of the lords lieut. of Malta. Invested at Malta, July 13 1836, Sept. 28. Lieut. Gen. Sir Henry Frederick Bouvehie, governor of Malta. 183T, May 10. Gen. Henry Pigot. 1837, May 10. Gen. Thomas (Graham), lord Lynedoch. 1837, May 10. Adm. the Hon. Eobert Stopford, commander-in- chief in the Mediterranean. 334 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1837, May 10. Gren. Sir Maetin Hunter. Investiture dispensed with by warrant, 1838, May 1. 1837, May 10. Gen. Sir William Wilkinson. Investiture ut supra. 1837, May 10. Lieut. Gen. Sir Chaeles Bulkelet Egeeton. 1837, May 10. Gen. Sir John Oswald. 1837, May 10. Lieut Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe. 1837, May 10. V. Adm. Sir Richaed Husset Husset. Invested May 17. 1837, May 17. Adm. Sir Geoege Maetin. 1837, May 17. Maj. Gen. Sir Patrick Eoss. 1838, Apr. 26. Pieteo Peteizzopulo, of Santa Maura, president of the Ionian Senate. Invested at Corfu July 5. 1838, May 2. V. Adm. Sir Geoege Etee. 1839, Aug. 30. Sir Vittoe Caeidi, of Cephalonia. Invested at Corfu Nov. 18. 1840, July 7. Sir Feancisco Muzzan, of Zante. Invested Sept. 29. 1840, July 7. Sir Pieteo Coidan, of Cephalonia. Invested at Cephalonia Sept. 24. 1840, Oct. 6. Sir Nicholas Haeeis Nicolas, chancellor and Senior Knight Commander of the Order. 1842, Jan. 15. Prince Francis Albeet Augustus Chaeles Emanuel, prince of Saxe-Cohurg and Gotha, consort of queen Victoria. 1842, Jan. 21. Demetrio count Dblla Decima, of Cephalonia. 1842, Mar. 18. Sir Agostino Randon. 1843, July 3. Lieut. G«n. John (Colboene), 1st lord Seaton, com- manding the forces in the United States of the Ionian Islands, and Her Majesty's lord high commissioner in and for said States. 1843, July 3. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Pateick Stuaet, governor of Malta. 1844, Dec. 16. Antonio count Theotokt. 1845, June 26. Prince Geoege Frederick William Chaeles, duke of Cambridge. G. C. M. G. 335 1847, Mar. 31. His Highness Dr. Spieidionb Focca Stbfano, president of the Senate of the Ionian Islands. 1849, June 25. Henhy Geoege Waed, high commissioner for the Ionian Islands. 1850, Sept. 7. Demetrio count Salomon, president of the Senate of the Ionian Islands. 1852, Nov. 23. Candiano count Roma, president of the Senate of the Ionian Islands. 1852, Nov. 23. Demetrio count Carttso, regent of Cephalonia. 1853, June 27. Vincenzo Casolani, collector of the land revenue of Malta. 1855, Mar. 31. Alessandeo Damaschino. 1855, May 16. Sir John Young, bart., afterwards Ist lord Lisgar, on appointment as lord high commissioner of the Ionian Islands. 1856, Jan. 11. Col. Sir "William Rbid, governor of Malta. 1856, Jan. 28. Sir Ignatius Gavin Bona vita. 1856, Jan. 28. Guiseppe Maria, barone de Piro. 1857, July 9. Sir Demetrio, count Yalsamachi. 1857, July 9. Dionisio count Flamburiari, for long official services to the Ionian Government. 1858, May 15. Edmund (Lyons), 1st lord Lyons, commander-in- chief in the Mediterranean. 1859, Feb. 15. Col. Sir Henry Knight Storks, on appointment as lord high commissioner of the Ionian Islands. 1860, Apr. 16. Maj. Gen. Sir John Gaspard Le Marchant, on appointment as governor of Malta. 1860, Apr. 16. George Ferguson Bowen, on appointment as first governor of Queensland. 1860, Apr. 16. Sir Paolo Dingli, late president of the Court of Appeal in Malta. 1864, May 21. Sir Pietro Aemeni Beaila, secretary of the Senate on the transfer of the Ionian Islands to the Kingdom of Greece. 22 336 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1867, Mar. 2. Sir Geokgio Marcoean, LL.D., for services as judge of the Supreme Court of the Ionian Islands, up to the cession of those Islands to the Kingdom of Greece in 1864. 1868, Apr. 24. Sir Adriano Dingli, for long services as Crown Law Officer in Malta, Crown advocate of Malta from July, 1854. 1868, Apr. 24. Sir Edward Victor Louis Houlton, for services as chief secretary to the Government of Malta, chief secre- tary to the Government of Malta. 1868, Apr. 23. Lieut. Gen. Sir Patrick Grant, on appointment as governor of Malta. 1869, Feb. 13. The Rt. Hon. Charles Stanley (Monck), 4th viscount Monck. late gov. gen. of the Dominion of Canada and capt. gen. and governor-in-chief of the Island of Prince Edward. 1869, Mar. 25. The Et. Hon. Edward Geoffrey (Smith-Stanley), 23rd earl of Derby, sometime secretary of State having the Department of War and Colonies. 1869, Mar. 25. The Et. Hon. Henry George (Grey), 3rd earl Grey, sometime secretary of State, having the Department of War and Colonies. 1869, Mar. 25. The Et. Hon. John Eussell, 1st earl Eussel, some- time secretary of State, having the Department of War and Colonies. 1869, June 29. H.E.H. Alfred Ernest Albert, duke of Edinburgh, captain in the Fleet. 1869, Nov. 24. The Et. Hon. Edward George Earlb Lytton (Bulwer-Lytton), 1st lord Lytton, formerly secretary of State for the Colonies. 1870, Apr. 16. H.E.H. prince Arthur William Patrick Albert, afterwards duke of Connaught and Strathearn. 1873, June 23. The Et. Hon. John Henry Thomas (Manners Sutton), 3rd viscount Canterbury, late governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of Victoria, on his retirement from that Government. G. C. M. G. 337 1874, Feb. 20. Sir Henhy Baekly, governor and commander-in- cliief of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, governor and commander-in-chief of the Province of Griqua Land West, and Her Majesty's high commissioner for the settling and adjustment of the affairs of the territories adjacent to or contiguous to the Eastern Frontier of the Cape of Good Hope. 1874, Feb. 20. Sir John Peter Grant, late capt. gen. and governor- in-chief of the Island of Jamaica with the territories depending thereon. 1874, Mar. 31. Maj. Gen. Sir Garnet Joseph Woeseley, after- wards viscount Wolseley, for distinguished services in command of the expedition against the Ashantees. 1874, Apr. 23. John Hawley Glover, sometime commander in H.M. Navy, and lately H.M. special commissioner to the friendly native chiefs in the eastern district of the protected territories near to H.M. settlements on the Gold Coast. 1875, Jan. 21. Sir Hercules George Robert Robinson, now governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of New South Wales and its dependencies. For special services in connection with the cession of the Fiji Islands. 1876, Mar. 20. (Honorary) H.H. Sir Datu Tummongong Abubakr Sri, Maharajah of Jqhore', K.C.S.I., for various services to the Government of the Straits Settlements, especially during the disturbances in the Malay Peninsula, in 1875-76. 1876, May 11. The Rt. Hon. Frederick Temple, earl of Dufferin, etc., afterwards marquess of Dufferin and Ava, gov. gen. of the Dominion of Canada. 1877, May 30. F. Marsh. H.R.H. George William Frederick Charles, duke of Cambridge, to be Grand Master and first or principal knight Grand Cross. 1877, May 31. (Extra) F. Marsh. H.R.H. Albert Edward, prince of Wales. 1877, May 31. The Most Hon. George Augustus Constantine (Phipps), 4th marquess of Normanby, governor of the Colony of New Zealand. 1877, Dec. 12. Lieut. Gen. Sir Arthur Purves Phayre, governor and commander-in-chief of the Island of Mauritius and its dependencies. 338 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1878, Feb. 6. Hon. Sir Arthur Hamilton-Gordon, governor of Fiji and high commissioner for the "Western Pacific, 1877 to 1883. 1878, May 25. Maj. Gen. Sir William Francis Drummond Jervois, R.E., governor of the Colony of South Australia. 1878, May 25. Sir Alexander Tilloch Galt, member of the Halifax Fisheries Commission. 1878, Aug. 7. Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, Her Majesty's commissioner on the European Commission for the organisation of Eastern Eoumelia under the 18th article of the Treaty of Berlin. 1878, Aug. 3. SoMDiTCH Pea Paraminde Maha Chululonkoen, king of Siam (Honorary)', for services to the Government of the Straits Settlements, more particularly during the late disturbances in the Malay States in 1875-76. Invested at Bangkok, 1878, Nov. 22, by Sir William Cleaver Francis Robinson, governor of the Straits Settlements. 1878, Sept. 14. The Rt. Hon. Sir John Douglas Sutherland Campbell, marquess of Lome, afterwards 9th duke of Argyll, gov. gen. of Canada. 1878, Oct. 30. Sir John Rose, bart.^ executive commissioner for the Dominion of Canada, and member of the Finance Committee, for services rendered to the Colonies as colonial commissioner and otherwise, in connection with the repre- sentation of British Colonial products at the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1878. 1879, May 24. Richard Bickeeton Pemell (Lyons), 2nd lord afterwards 1st viscount Lyons, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the French Republic. 1879, May 24. The Rt. Hon. Sir Odo William Leopold Russell, C.C., styled lord Odo Russell, afterwards lord Ampthill, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the German Emperor. 1879, May 24. Sir Antonio Micallef, president of the Court of Appeal in the Island of Malta. 1879, Sept. 10. Sir Charles Lennox Wyke, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of Denmark. G. C. M. G. 339 1879, Sept. 10. Sir Richard Wood, for services in connexion with the Maltese imigrants, introduced into Tunis, and to colonists in his capacity as Her Majesty's agent and consul gen. in the Regency of Tunis since 1855. 1879, Oct. 9. (Honorary) His Excellency Nubar Pasha, late president of the Council of Ministers, and minister for Foreign Aifairs in Egypt. 1880, May 12. (Extra member) H.R.H. prince Leopold George Ddncan Albert, duke of Saxony, prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, afterwards duke of Albany. 1880, May 29. Gen. Sir Arthur Borton, governor of the Island of Malta. 1881, May 24. Sir Arthur Edvfard Kennedy, governor and com- mander-in-chief of the Colony of Queensland. 1881, May 24. Maj. Gen. Sir Harry St. George Ord, R.E., formerly governor of Western Australia. 1881, July 28. (Honorary) His Majesty king Kalakana, of the Hawaiian Islands. 1881, Nov. 30. Sir Harry Smith Parkes, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary in Japan. 1882, Eeb. 20. Maj. Gen. Sir Henry Evelyn Wood, V.C, lately in command of the Forces in Natal and Transvaal and one of the commissioners for the Settlement of the Transvaal Territory. 1882, Mar. 30. (Honorary) His Honour John Henry Brand, president of the Orange Free State. 1883, May 24. Rt. Hon. Frederick (Rogers), lord Blachford, P.C, formerly under secretary of state for the Colonies. 1883, May 24. Sir Henry Ernest Gascoigne Bulwer, governor of the Colony of Natal, and special commissioner for Zulu Affairs, 1882. 1883, May 24. Sir James Robert Longden, governor of Ceylon. 1883, July 4. (Honorary) His Highness Seyyid Barghash-bin- Said, sultan of Zanzibar. Invested at Zanzibar Sept. 14, by Sir John Kirk. 1884, Jan. 28. The Most Hon. Henry Charles Keith (Petty- Fitzmaurice), 5th gov. gen. of the Dominion of Canada. 1884, May 24. Sir Robert Richard Torrens. 340 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1884, May 24. Sir Alfred Stephen, formerly chief justice of New South Wales, now lieut. gov. of that Colony. 1884, Dec. 3. Sir John Hay Deummond-Hay, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the emperor of Morocco. 1885, June 6. Rt. Hon. Charles Egbert (CARRiNGTON),3rd lord Carrington), on appointment to be governor of the Colony of New South Wales. 1885, June 6. Sir Andrevf Clarke, maj. gen. R.E., inspec. gen. of Fortifications and director of Works. 1885, June 6. Sir Anthony Musgrave, governor of the Colony of Queensland. 1885, June 6. Sir Frederick Aloysius Weld, governor of the Straits Settlements. 1885, June 26. Sir Edward Baldwin Malet, ambassador extra- ordinary and plenipotentiary at Berlin. 1885, Aug. 25. Lieut, gen. Sir Gerald Graham, E.E., V.C. 1885, Oct. 14. Maj. Gen. Sir Charles Warren, R.E., special com- missioner for Bechuanaland. 1885, Dec. 1. Sir Julian Pauncefote, under secretary for Foreign °" Affairs. 1886, Feb. 18. Sir William Arthur White, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the sultan of Turkey. 1886, Feb. 18. Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Thurstan Holland, bart., M.P., afterwards lord Knutsford (a commissioner for the Colonial and Indian Exhibition of 1886, and member of the Finance Committee). 1886, Feb. 18. Sir Chakles Tupper, high commissioner in London for the Dominion of Canada. 1886, Feb. 18. Sir John Kirk, agent and consul gen. at Zanzibar. 1886, Feb 20. Et. Hon. Sir Eobert Burnett David Morier, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the emperor of Eussia. G. C. M. G. 341 1886, May 29. Maj. Gen. Sir Robekt Biddulph, R.A., late Her Majesty's high commissioner and commander-in-chief of the Island of Cyprus. 1886, May 29. Sir Feancis Claee Foed, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Madrid. 1887, Jan. 29. Sir Geoegb Cumine Steahan, governor of the Colony of Tasmania. 1887, May 24. Gen. Sir John Lintoen Aeabin Simmons, governor of the Island of Malta. 1887, May 24. Gen. Sir Heney Wylie Noeman, capt. gen. and governor-in-chief of the Island of Jamaica. 1887, May 24. Sir Heney Beoxjgham Loch, governor of the Colony of Victoria, afterwards lord Loch. 1887, May 24. Sir William Cleavbe Feancis Robinson, governor of the Colony of South Australia. 1887, June 21. Sir Edwaed William Staffoed, formerly for many years prime minister of New Zealand. 1887, June 21. Sir Thomas Eldee, knt., for many years a member of the Legislative Council of South Australia. 1888, Jan. 10. Sir Ronald Feeguson Thomson, late envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Teheran. 1888, Jan. 28. Sir Heney Paekes, premier and colonial secretary of the Colony of New South Wales. 1888, Jan. 28. Sir Heney Tuenbe Ieving, on retirement from the Government of British Guiana. 1888, May 24. Sir Daniel Coopbe, hart. 1888, June 2. Sir Evelyn Baeing, CLE., Her Majesty's agent and consul gen. at Cairo, afterwards viscount Cromer. 1888, June 2. Chaeles Johnson Beooke, rajah of Sarawak. 1888, Sept. 10. The Hon. Sir Lionel Sackville Sackville-West, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Washington (in recognition of services rendered at the recent Conference at Washington on the subject of the North American Fisheries), afterwards 2nd lord Sackville, of Knole. 342 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1889, Jan, 2. Sir Hugh Low, late Britisli resident at Perai, Malay- Peninsula. 1889, Fet. 4. The Rt. Hon. William Hilliee (Onslow), 4tli earl of Onslow, on appointment to be governor and commander- in-chief of the Colony of New Zealand. 1889, Feb. 4. The Rt. Hon. Algernon Hawkins Thomond (Keith- Falconer), 9th earl of Kintore, on appointment to be governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of South Australia. 1889, May 24. (Honorary) Riaz Pasha, prime minister of Egypt. 1889, May 24. Sir Thomas Francis Wade, late envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Pekin. 1889, May 24. Sir Robert Hart, insp. gen. of Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs. 1889, Sept. 11. The Rt. Hon. John Adrian Louis (Hope), 7th earl of Hopetoun, on appointment to be governor and com- mander-in-chief of the Colony of Victoria. 1889, Nov. 1. (Honorary) His Highness Khalifa bin Saeed bin Sultan bin Imam, sultan of Zanzibar. Originally appointed by warrant dated 1888, June 13, but this warrant was sub- sequently cancelled and fresh warrants issued dated 1889, Nov. 1. The insignia were presented to him at Zanzibar 1889, Dec. 16, by Col. Charles Bean Euan-Smith, agent and consul general at Zanzibar. 1890, Jan. 1. The Rt. Hon. Somerset Richard (Lowrt-Corrt), 4th earl of Belmore, formerly governor and commander-in- chief of the Colony of New South Wales. 1890, May 21. The Rt. Hon. Henry Ceespignt (Vivian), 3rd baron Vivian, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of the Belgians. 1890, Aug. 14. The Rt. Hon. Victor Albert George (Child- ViLLiERs), 7th earl of Jersey, P.C., on appointment to be governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of New South Wales. 1891, Apr. 2. (Honorary) V. Adm. baron von der Goltz, of the Imperial Germaji Navy. 1891, July 23. (Honorary) His Highness prince Abbas Bet, of Egypt. G. C. M. G. 343 1892, Jan. 1. Sir Cecil Clementi Smith, governor and commander- in-chief of the Straits Settlements, and consul gen. and high commissioner for North Borneo and Sarawak. 1892, Feb. 22. The Et. Hon. David (Boyle), 7th earl of Glasgow, on appointment to be governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of New Zealand. 1892, May 25. Sir Horace Rumbold, bart., envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at the Hague. 1892, May 25. Maj. Gen. Sir Feancis Wallace Geenfell, for services rendered in Egypt. 1892, Aug. 6. The Hon. Sir Edmund John Monson, envoy extra- o-rdinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of the Belgians. 1892, Aug. 6. Sir Frank Cavendish Lascelles, envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the shah of Persia. 1892, Aug. 16. Sir John Pender, M.P., in recognition of his services in connection with the telegraphic communication of the Empire. 1893, Mar. 24. Rt. Hon. Robert William Duff, on appointment to be governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of New South Wales and its dependencies. 1893, June 3. Sir George William Des Voeux, late governor of Hongkong. 1893, July 4. Sir Francis Walter de Winton, comptroller and treasurer of the Household of H.R.PI. the duke of York [notwithstanding that the number of Knights Grand Cross in the said class is complete]. 1893, Dec. 7. Sir Charles Russell, Q.C, M.P., attorney-general, in recognition of services rendered in connection with the recent Behring Sea Arbitration. 1893, Dec. 7. Sir Richard Everard Webster, knt., Q.C, M.P. (in recognition of services rendered in connexion with the Behring Sea Arbitration at Paris, 1893). 1894, Mar. 3. Sir Spenser Buckingham St. John, envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of Sweden and Norway. 344 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1894, Mar. 15. The Hon. Sir Francis Richaed Plunkett, envoy- extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to tlie king of tlie Belgians. 1894, May 26. The Hon. Sir Henet Ayers, five times premier of South Australia and subsequently for many years president of the Legislative Council of that Colony. 1895, Jan. 1. Sir Aethue Elibank Havelock, governor and com- mander-in-chief of the Island of Ceylon. 1895, Jan. 1. The Hon. Sir Samuel Walkee Geiffith, chief justice and formerly premier of the Colony of Queensland. 1895, Mar. 14. Sir Chaeles Eivees Wilson. 1895, May 25. The Et. Hon. John Campbell (Hamilton-Goedon), 7th earl of Aberdeen ; gov. gen. of the Dominion of Canada. 1895, May 25. Lieut. Col. Sir Chaeles Btjllbn Hugh Mitchell, governor and commander-in-chief of the Straits Settlem.ents and their Dependencies. 1896, Feb. 27. Sir TficHOLAS Rodeeick O'Connoe, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the emperor of Russia. 1896, Apr. 23. (Honorary) Shahzada Habibulla Khan, of Afghan- istan. 1896, Apr. 23. (Honorary) Shahzada Naseulla Khan, of Afghan- istan. 1896, May 20. Sir Donald Alexandee Smith, high commissioner in London for the Dominion of Canada, afterwards lord Strathcona. 1897, Jan. 11. (Honorary) His Excellency Monsieur Luiz de SovEEAL, minister for Foreign Affairs of His Majesty the king of Portugal and the Algarves, 1897, June 4. (Honorary) Signor Paul Honoee Vigliani, formerly president of the Court of Cassation of Florence, minister of State and senator of the Kingdom of Italy (in recognition of services rendered as arbitrator between Great Britain and Portugal on the Manica Boundary question). 1897, June 22. The Rt. Hon. Jenico William Joseph (Peeston), 14th viscount Gormanston, governor and commander-in- chief of the Colony of Tasmania. G. C. M- G. 345 1897, June 22. The Hon. Sir Walter Fhancis Hely-Hutchinson, commander-in-ciiief of the Colony of Natal. 1897, June 22. Sir Alfred Milker, governor and commander-in- • chief of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope and high commissioner for South Africa, afterwards viscount Milner. 1897, June 22. The Hon. Wilfrid Laueier, president of the Privy Council and premier of the Dominion of Canada. 1897, June 22. The Hon. Sir Eichard John Cartwright, minister of Trade and Commerce for the Dominion of Canada. 1897, June 22. Sir William Eobinson, governor and commander- in-chief of the Colony of Hong Kong. 1897, June 22. Sir Henry Arthur Blake, capt. gen. and governor- in-chief of the Island of Jamaica. 1897, June 22. TheHon. Sir Oliver Mowat, minister of justice for the Dominion of Canada. 1897, June 22. Sir Donald Cueeie, M.P., for services to British African Trade. 1897, June 22. Sir Thomas Sutherland, M.P., director of the Suez Canal Company. 1897, June 22. His Excellency Aboul Kassem Khan, styled Nasr-ul- Mulk, envoy from the Shah of Persia to announce his said Majesty's accession. (Honorary.) 1897, July 6. (Honorary) H.I.H. prince Amir Khan, Sirdar, special envoy from the Shah of Persia (on the occasion of the celebration of the sixtieth anniversary of the queen's accession to the Throne). 1897, Aug. 12. (Honorary) His Excellency Chang Yen Hoon, late special ambassador from the emperor of China (on same occasion). 1897, Oct. 25. (Honorary) H.M. Menelek II., emperor of Ethiopia. 1898, May 21. Gen. Sir Arthur James Lyon Fhemantle, governor and commander-in-chief of the Island of Malta and its Dependencies. 1898, May 21. (Honorary) His Excellency Moustapha Eehmy, Pasha, president of the Egyptian Council of Ministers. 346 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1898, Oct. 31. The Et. Hon. Gilbert John (Elltot-Mueeat- Ktnynmounu), 4th earl of Minto, on appointment to be gov. gen. of the Dominion of Canada. 1899, Jan. 2. The Rt. Hon. Henet Robert (Brand), 2nd viscount Hampden, governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of New South Wales. 1899, Jan. 2. Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, hart., governor and com m ander-in-chief of the Colony of South Australia. 1899, Jan. 2. His Excellency the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Stewart Scott, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the emperor of Russia. 1899, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Sir Herbert Charles Cheemside, R.E., for distinguished services in Crete. 1899, June 3. Sir Walter Josefh Sexdall, governor and com- mander-in-chief of the Colony of British Guiana. 1899, June 3. Sir Hugh Guion MacDoxell, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of Portugal. 1899, June 3. Sir Godfrey Lushington, lately British delegate at the Anarchist Conference at Rome. 1899, Dec. 2. Sir Robert Threshie Reid, Q.C, M.P., for his services in connection with the Venezuela Boundary Arbitration Commission. 1900, Jan. 1. The Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph West Ridgeway, governor and commander-in-chief of the Island of Ceylon and its Dependencies. 1900, Jan. 1. Sir John Bramston, D.C.L., late assistant under secretary of State for the Colonies. 1900, May 23. The Right. Hon. Charles Wallace Alexander Napier Boss (Cochrane-Baillie), 2nd lord Lamington, governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of Queens- land and its Dependencies. 1900, May 23. Sir Augustus William Lawson Hemming, capt. gen. and governor-in-chief of the Island of Jamaica and its Dependencies. G. C M. G. 347 1900, May 23. Maj. Sir Claude Maxwell MacDonald, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to His Majesty the emperor of Cliina (for his services in China). 1900, May 23. Sir Heney Mortimeh Dtjeand, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the Shah of Persia (for his services in Persia). 1900, June 28. H.H. prince Mohamed Ali, of Egypt (Honorary). 1901, Jan. 1. The Rt. Hon. Sir John Poeeest, LL.D., premier and colonial treasurer of Western Australia (in recognition of services rendered in connection with the Federation of the Australian Colonies and the establishment of the Common- wealth of Australia). 1901, Mar. 9. (Extra) H.R.H. the duke of Cornwall and York. 1901, Mar. 20. (Honorary) His Highness Ideis bin Almaehom Bandhaea Iskandee Sah, sultan of Perak in the Federated Malay States (on the occasion of the visit of the duke and duchess of York to Ceylon and the Straits Settlements). 1901, Apr. 19.* Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sir Redvees Henet Bullee, V.C. In recognition of services rendered in connection with the war in South Africa. 1901, Apr. 19. Lieut. Gen. (local general) Hoeatio Heebeet (KiTCHENEE),lord Kitchener of Khartoum, Royal Engineers, commander-in-chief of the Forces in South Africa (same occasion). 1901, Apr. 19. Lieut. Gen. Sir Fredeeick William Edwaed FoEESTiEE Foeestiee-Walkee (same occasion). 1901, Apr. 19. Gen. Sir Geoege Stewaet White, V.C. (same occasion). 1901, May 6. Sir Fredeeick Matthew Daeley, lieut. gov. of the State of New South Wales and chief justice of the Supreme Court of that State (on the occasion of the visit of the duke and duchess of York to Australia). *The "Gazette" notice of the promotions for the South African War stated that such promotions were to rank as from date 1900. Nov. 29. In all the promotions within the Order of the Bath this has been accordingly followed. (See supra pp. 19S, 267, 293.) But such stipulation, which originated merely at the War Office, and was intended only to have bearing on the course of army promotions, did not and could not apply to the Order of St. Michael and St. George. Accordingly in this present list these promotions are arranged according to their strict and proper dates — viz. : the dates of the warrants of appointment. 348 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1901, May 23. The Et. Hon. XJchtek John Mark (Knox), 5th earl of Eanfurley, governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of New Zealand (on the occasion of the visit of the duie and duchess of York to New Zealand). 1901, June 27. (Honorary) His Excellency Mehedi ben el Arbi el Menebhi, special ambassador of His Imperial Majesty the Sultan of Morocco. 1901, June 28. Sir Charles Beuce, governor and commander-in- chief of the Colony of Mauritius and its Dependencies. 1901, Nov. 9. Sir Guiseppe Carbone, LL.D., chief JTistice, presi- dent of the Court of Appeal, and vice-president of the Council of Government of the Island of Malta. 1901, Nov. 9. Sir Henry Hamilton Johnston, lately His Majesty's special commissioner, commander-in-chief and consul gen. for the Uganda Protectorate and the adjoining Territories. 1902, June 2. (Honorary) V. Adm. Felix Egbert Eduard Emil Bendemann, officer of the Imperial German Navy. 1902, June 26. The Et. Hon. Sir John Gordon Sprigg, prime minister of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope. 1902, June 26. The Et. Hon. Edmund Barton, K.C, prime minister of the Commonwealth of Australia. 1902, June 26. Sir Edwin Henry Egerton, His Majesty's minister at Athens. 1902, June 26. Sir Ernest Mason Satow, His Majesty's minister at Pekin. 1902, Nov. 9. [King's birthday] Sir James Lyle Mackay, late His Majesty's special commissioner and plenipotentiary for commercial negotiations with China. 1902, Nov. 9. (Honorary) His Excellency count Matsukata, formerly prime minister of Japan. 1902, Dec. 6. Sir William Edmund Garstin, under secretary of State for Public "Works in Egypt. 1902, Dec. 6. The Et. Hon. Edward (Macnaghten), lord Macnaghten, P.C. G. C. M. G. 349 1903, Feb. 9. (Honorary) H.R.H. the Moatyed-ed-Dowleh, of Persia. 1903, Feb. 9. His Excellency Mieza Mohamed Khan, Yazir-i- Darbar to His Majesty the Shah of Persia. 1903, Mar. 5. His Excellency the Et. Hon. Sir Michael Heney Herbert, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the United States of America. 1903, June 26. His Excellency the Rt. Hon. Hallam (Tennyson), 2nd lord Tennyson, gov. gen. and commander-in-chief of the Commonwealth of Australia. 1904, May 3. (Ordinary) His Excellency Henry Stafford (JSTorth- cote) 1st lord Northcote, gov. gen. and commander-in-chief of the Commonwealth of Australia. 1904, June 24. Col. Sir Henry Edward McCallum, E.E., A.D.C., governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of Natal. 1904, June 24. Sir Robert Bannatynb Finlay, K.C, M.P., His Majesty's attorney general, for services before the tribunal at the Hague on the question of priority in the payment of sums due by Yenezuela to foreign countries. 1904, Oct. 7. Albert Henry George (Grey), 4th earl Grey; on his appointment as gov. gen. of the Dominion of Canada. 1904, Nov. 9. Sir Montagu Frederick Ommanby, permanent under- secretary of State for the Colonies and secretary to the Order of St. Michael and St. George. 1904, Nov. 9. His Excellency the Rt. Hon. Sir Francis Leveson Bertie, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to Italy. 350 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE *K]SriGHT COMMANDEES of the Order of St. Micliael and St. G«orge (K.C.M.G.). 1818, Nov. 18. ViTTOR Caeidi, of Cephalonia. Invested at Corfu. 1818, Nov. 18. Antonio, count Tiieotoky, of Corfu. Invested at Corfu. 1818, Nov. 18. DioNizio Bulzo, of Zante. Invested at Corfu. 1818, Nov. 18. Col. Frederick Hankey, secretary to the High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands, etc. Invested at Corfu. 1818, Dec. 16. Guiseppe Nicolo Zammit, one of the judges and sometime vice-president of the Court of Appeal at Malta. 1818, Dec. 16. Richard Flasket, chief secretary to the Government of Malta. Invested at Malta. 1819, Nov. 9. Lieut. Col. Sir Patrick Eoss, resident for the High Commissioner at Zante. Invested at Corfu. 1820, Feh. 26. Capt. the Hon. Anthony Maitland, afterwards 10th earl of Lauderdale, sometime commodore in command in the Mediterranean. Investiture dispensed with by warrant of that date. 1820, Feb. 26. Count Nicolo Anino [Anastasio, of Cephalonia], sometime a senator of the Ionian Islands. Invested at Corfu. 1820, Feb. 26. Giovanni Cappadoca, of Corfu, a member of the Supreme Council of Justice of the Ionian Islands. Invested at Corfu. 1820, Feb. 26. Marino Veja, of Cephalonia, president of the Legislative Assembly of the Ionian Islands. Invested at Corfu. 1820, Feb. 26. Col. Sir Frederick Stovin, military commander and resident for the High Commissioner at Santa Maura. Invested at Corfu. * For a list of the Cavalieri of the 3rd class who between the years 1818 snd 1832 were entitled to be styled Sir, see introduction, p. xxviii. K. C. M. G. 351 1820, Feb. 26. Alexander "Wood, resident agent for tlie Ionian Islands in London and sometime chief secretary at Malta. Investiture dispensed with by warrant of that date. Knighted by the Sovereign 1821, Feb. 23. 1820, July 19. Basilic Zavo, a senator of the Ionian Islands. 1821, Mar. 14. Demeteio, count Foscardi, of Zante, sometime president of the Ionian Senate. Invested at Corfu. 1821, Mar. 14. Giacomo Calichiopulo Manzaeo, of Corfu, presi- dent of the Primary Council and advocate general of the Ionian Islands. Invested at Corfu. 1822, Jan. 31. Count Paolo Paeisio, one of the lords lieutenant of Malta. Investiture dispensed with by warrant of that date. 1823, Feb. 20. Lieut. Col. Robert Teavbrs, inspecting iield officer of militia in the Ionian Islands and resident for the lord High Commissioner at Cephalonia. Investiture dispensed with by warrant of that date. 1823, Mar. 1. Francesco Muzzan, of Zante. Investiture dispensed with by warrant of that date. 1825, June 30. Pietro Coidan, of Cephalonia, member of the Supreme Council of Justice of the Ionian Islands. Invested at Corfu Oct. 11. 1825, June 30. Angiolo Condari, a senator of the Ionian Islands. Invested ut supra. 1832, June 22. Joseph Rudsdell, sometime secretary to the High Commissioner in the Ionian Islands and secretary of the Primary Council there. Investiture dispensed with by warrant of date Aug. 16. 1832, Aug. 16. Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas, appointed chancellor and a knight commander with the rank of senior knight commander by the statutes of 1832, Aug. 16. Investiture dispensed with by warrant of same date. 1833, Feb. 9. Vincenzo Casolani, of Malta. Invested at Malta May. 28. 1833, Feb. 9. Guiseppe marquis Testaferrata, one of the lords lieutenants of Malta. Invested ut supra. 23 352 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1833, Feb. 9. Spikidion Vittoe, count Bulgari, sometime regent of Corfu. Invested at Corfu Apr. 23. 1833", Feb. 9. Pietro Petrizzopulo, regent of Santa Maura. Invested ut supra. 1833, June 26. Edward Stuart Baynes, secretary to the Ionian Senate. Invested at Corfu Nov. 30. 1833, July 17. Count Vincenzo Manduca, of Malta. Invested at Malta Aug. 21. 1835, June 11. Claudio Vincenzo Bonnici, a member of the Supreme Council of Justice at Malta. 1836, Apr. 2. Ignatius Gavin Bonavita, president of the Court of Appeal at Malta. Invested Apr. 28. 1839, Jan. 26. Hector Geeig, chief secretary at Malta. Invested at Malta Dec. 27. 1839, Aug. 30. Stamo Gangadi, sometime senator for Corfu and now Archon of the Ionian University. Invested at Corfu Nov. 18. 1839, Aug. 30. Agostino Randon, one of the judges at Malta. Invested at Malta Dec. 27. 1839, Nov. 11. Maj. Gen. Francis, count Rivarola, col. of the Royal Malta Fencible Regiment. Investiture dispensed with by warrant dated Nov. 30. 1840, July 7. Demetrio count Della Decima, member of the Supreme Council of Justices of the Ionian Islands. In- vested at Corfu Sept. 9. 1840, Sept. 14. Altavilla Villetta Calichiopulo, president of the Legislative Assembly of the Ionian Islands. Investi- ture dispensed with by warrant of Sept. 24. 1842, Jan. 21. Angiolo Calichiopulo, of Corfu, a senator of the Ionian Islands. 1842, Mar. 18. Guiseppe Maria baron de Piro. 1844, May 27. Demetrio Valsamachi. 1844, May 27. Plato Petrides. K. C. M. G. 353 1844, May 27. Count Dionisio Flambtjriari. 1844, Dec. 16. Geohgio Oazzaiti. 1849, Sept. 26. Count Antonio Lefcochilo Dusmani, for services to the Ionian Government from 1829, chiefly as secretary to the Senate from 1843, Nov. 3. 1849, Sept. 26. Anastasio Tipaldo Xidian. 1849, Sept. 26. Alesandro Damaschino. 1850, Jan. 3. Agostino Portelli. 1853, June 27. Dr. Georgio Marcoran, for services as judge of the Supreme Court of the Ionian Islands up to the cession of those Islands to the Kingdom of Greece in 1864. 1853, June 27. John Fraser, secretary to the High Commissioner for the Ionian Islands. 1855, Mar. 31. Spiridionb Valsamachi. 1855, May 16. Pietro Armeni Braila, LL.D., president of the Legislative Assembly, Ionian Islands. 1856, Jan. 28. William Henry Thornton, auditor gen. at Malta and ofiB.cer of arms of the Order of St. Michael and St. George there. 1856, Jan. 28. Dr. Paolo Dingli, president of the Court of Appeal at Malta. 1856, Apr. 9. George Ferguson Bovfen, chief secretary to the Ionian Government. 1857, July 9. Dr. Demetrio Ctjrcumelli, LL.D., for services as procurator general to the Ionian Government from 1833. 1857, July 9. Andrea Mustoxidi. 1859, Mar. 30. James Philip Lacaita, appointed whilst acting as secretary to Mr. Gladstone's Mission of Enquiry into the affairs of the Ionian Government. 1859, Apr. 4. Sir Charles Eurwicke Douglas, knight. .I860, Apr. 16. Antonio Micallef, LL.D., for services as judge from Jan., 1854, and president of the Court of Appeal at Malta July, 1895. 354 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1860, Apr. 16. Adkiano Dingli, LL.D., Crown advocate for Malta, for long services as Crown law officer in Malta. 1860, Apr. 16. Edward Yictoe Louis Houlton, for services as cliief secretary to tlie Government of Malta. 1860, Apr. 16. Petek Smith [late cliief clerk at the Colonial Office and secretary to the Order of St. Michael and St. George]. 1862, Jioly 14. Spikidione Valaoriti, for services as senator of the Ionian Islands. 1862, Oct. 8. Henry Drummond Wolff, on his appointment as commissioner from the Ionian Islands to the Industrial Exhibition, 1832, and for services as public secretary to the lord High Commissioner from 1859. 1864, May 21. Charles Sebright, Esq. (baron d'Everton) for services as resident of the Island of Santa Maura until the cession of the Ionian Islands to the Kingdom of Greece in 1864. 1864, Oct. 13. Maj. Wilfred Brett, for services at Malta as officer of arms and on resignation, of that office. 1868, Apr. 24. Baron Pasqtjale Sceberras Trigona. 1868, Apr. 24. Count Nicola Scebarras Bologna. 1868, Apr. 24. Maj. Gen. William John Ridley, senior member of the Council of Government of Malta. 1869, Feb. 13. Maj. Gen. Charles Hastings Doyle, lieut. gov. of the Province of Nova Scotia, in the Dominion of Canada. 1869, Feb. 13. Francis Hincks, late governor and commander-in- chief of the Colony of British Guiana, on his retirement from that Government. 1869, Feb. 13. James Walker, governor and commander-in-chief of the Bahama Islands. For services as governor for several years, and on appointment to the Government of Bahamas. 1869, Feb. 13. Col. Thomas Gore Browne, late capt. gen. and governor-in-chief of the Island of Tasmania on his retire- ment from that office. 1869, June 23. Paul Edmund de Strzelegki. 1869, June 23. The Rt. Hon. George William (Lyttleton), 6th baron Lyttleton, sometime under secretary of State for War and Colonies. K. C, M. G. 355 1869, June 23. The Rt. Hon. Feedemck Peel, sometime under secretary of State for War and Colonies. 1869, June 23. The Et. Hon. Chaeles Bowtee Addeeley, after- wards 1st lord Norton, late under secretary of State for the Colonies. 1869, June 23. Sir Feedeeic Eogees, afterwards 1st lord Blach- ford, for services as permanent under secretary of State for the Colonies, 1860 to 1871. 1869, June 23. Sir Heecules Geoege Robert Robinson, knt., governor and commander-in-chief of the Island of Ceylon. 1869, June 23. Alexander Tillock Galt, late minister for finance in the Dominion of Canada. 1869, June 23. Henrt Taylor. For long official services in con- nection with the Colonies, senior clerk in the Colonial Office 1825 to 1872. 1869, June 23. Thomas Fredeeick Elliot, late assistant under secretary of State for the Colonies. 1870,* Jan. 13. John Rose, late finance minister for the Dominion of Canada. 1870, Jan. 13. Thomas William Clinton Mtjedoch, one of Her Majesty's commissioners for Colonial Land and Emigration. 1870, Aug. 16. Rt. Hon. William Coutts (Keppel), styled viscount Bury, afterwards 19th earl of Albemarle, formerly civil secretary and superintendent of Indian Affairs in the Province of Canada. 1870, Dec. 16. Lient. Gen. the Hon. James Lindsay, for special military services, as commander of the Troops in Canada. 1870, Dec. 16. Col. Gaenet Joseph Wolseley, afterwards viscount Wolseley, for special military services in Canada. 1871, Feh. 18. The Hon. Arthur Hamilton Gordon, governor of the Island of Mauritius. Mem. : In the Gazette of 1870, Aug, 5, Charlotte Christiana, the widow of Captain Charles Sturt, late of the 39th Regiment, and formerly Colonial Secretary of South Australia, was allowed the same rank and precedence aa if her husband had lived to enjoy the distinction of a Knight Commander of the order, to which he was nominated a short time previous to his death in 1869. Captain Sturt was an eminent explorer of the Australian Continent, and bad been Colonial Secretary for the Colony of South Australia. 356 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1871, Feb. 18. Sir Richard Graves MacDonnell, knt., governor of tlie Colony of Hong Kong. 1871, Sept. 18. Sir Arthur Edward Kennedy, knt., governor of ller Majesty's "West African Settlements. 1871, Sept. 18. Sir Benjamin Chilley Campbell Pine, knt., governor of the Leeward Islands. 1872, Feb. 20. Charles Cowper, late first minister of the Govern- ment of New South Wales and now agent general in England for that Colony. 1872, Feb. 20. George Frederic Verdon, late treasurer of the Colony of Victoria and now agent general in England for that Colony. 1872, Mar. 22. Somerset Richard (Lowry-Corey), 4th earl of Belmore, late governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of New South Wales, on his retirement from that Government. 1872, Aug. 1. Robert Richard Toreens, M.P., formerly a member of the Assembly and. chief secretary and treasurer for the Colony of South Australia, for his long official service in South Australia, especially in connection with the passage of the measure for the Transfer of Land under Registration. 1872, Nov. 22. Henry Ayers, first minister of the Government of the Colony of South Australia, on completion of telegraphic communication with England, of which he was an active supporter. 1873, Mar. 21. Col. Andrew Clarke, R.E., formerly surveyor general and a member of the Executive Government and Executive Council of the Colony of Victoria. 1874, Feb. 20. The most Hon. George Augustus Constantine (Phipps), marquis of Normanby, governor and commander- in-chief of the Colony of Queensland. 1874, Feb. 20. Sir Alfred Stephen, knt., late chief justice of the Colony of New South Wales. 1874, Feb. 20. Sir James McCulloch, knt., formerly first minister of the Colony of Victoria. K. C. M. G. 357 1874, Feb. 20. John O'Siianassy, formerly first minister of the Colony of Victoria. 1874, Feb. 20. John Scott, late governor and commander-in-eliief of the Colony of British Guiana. 1874, Apr. 23. Col. Francis Woegan Festing, R.M.A., lately in command of H.M. Troops within H.M. Settlements on the Gold Coast, during the recent Ashantee War, 1873^. 1874, May 28. Col. Stephen John Hill, governor of the Colony of Newfoundland. 1874, May 28. Col. Wm. Francis Drummond -Jervois, R.E. deputy director of Works for Fortifications, War Department, for his work in making Colonial surveys, and his advice on questions of Colonial fortification, also for his scheme of military defence for the Dominion of Canada. 1874, May 28. Penrose Goodchild Julyan, Crown agent for the Colonies, for special services chiefly in connection with Canada. 1874, July 15. Henry Ernest Gascoigne Bulwer, governor and commander-in-chief of the Island of Labuan and its Dependencies. 1874, July 15. Donald Maclean, minister for Native Affairs in the Colony of New Zealand. 1874, Sept. 24. The Et. Hon. Sir James Ferguson, bart., lately governor of the Colony of New Zealand and its Depen- dencies. 1874, Sept. 24. Edward Deas Thomson, member of the Legislative Council of the Colony of New South Wales, and formerly, for many years, colonial secretary for that Colony. 1874, Sept. 24. John Sealy, member of the Legislative Council of the Island of Barbadoes, and lately attorney general for that Island. 1875, Feb. 27. Charles Du Cane, late governor of the Colony of Tasmania. 1875, Feb. 27. George Macleay, formerly a member of the Legisla- tive of the Colony of New South Wales. 358 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1875, May 29. Francis Foetescue Tueville. 1875, May 29. The Hon. Geoege "William Hamilton (Fitz- Maueice), styled viscount Kirkwall, afterwards earl of Orkney. 1875, May 29. Chaeles Sladen [formerly chief secretary to the Government of Victoria]. 1875, May 29. Julius Yogel, colonial treasurer and first minister of New Zealand 1873 to 1876. 1875, Aug. 17. Rt. Hon. William Heney Geegoey, governor and commander-in-chief of the Island of Ceylon and its Dependencies. 1875, Aug. 18. Anthony Musgeave, governor of the colony of South Australia. 1875, Aug. 18. Eavfson William Eavfson, lately governor of the Windward Islands. 1876, Mar. 7. James Eobekt Longden, governor of the colony of British Guiana. 1876, Mar. 7. Peter Layard, Government agent for the Western Province of the Island of Ceylon. 1876, Aug. 11. Theophilus Shepstone, memher of the executive and legislative councils and secretary for Native Affairs for the Colony of Natal, special commissioner to the Transvaal 1876. 1877, Apr. 14. Sir Henry Thuestan Holland, hart., afterwards viscount Knutsford, late assistant under secretary of State for the Colonies. 1877, Apr. 14. William Wellington Caiens, governor of the Colony of South Australia. 1877, Apr. 14. Lieut. Col. Heney Fitzhaeding Beekeley Maxse, governor of the Island of Heligoland. 1877, Apr. 14. William Fitzheebeet, formerly colonial treasurer and member of the Executive Government and Executive Council of New Zealand and special agent for that Colony. 1877, May 31. Maj. G«n. Sir Harry Saint George Oed, R.E., knt., lately governor of the Straits Settlements. K. C. M. G. 359 1877, May 31. Sir Redmond Baeey, knt., senior puisne judge of the Supreme Court of the Colony of Victoria. 1877, May 31. Sir Henet "Watson Parker, knt., formerly first minister of the Colony of New South Wales. 1877, May 31. John Baylet Darvall, formerly attorney general of the Colony of New South Wales. 1877, May 31. Stephen Walcott, Her Majesty's commissioner for emigration. 1877, May 31. William Cleaver Francis Robinson, governor of the Colony of Western Australia. 1877, May 31. Maj. Robert Miller Mlndt, lately lieut. gov. of the Colony of British Honduras. 1877, May 31. Maj. Gen. Patrick Leonard M'Dougall, deputy quartermaster gen., formerly adjutant gen. of the Militia of the Dominion of Canada. 1877, May 31. Maj. Gen. John Henry Lefroy, R.A., lately governor of the Bermuda Islands. 1877, May 31. Maj. Gen. Edward Selby Smyth, commanding the Militia of the Dominion of Canada. 1877, May 31. Brig. Gen. Robert Michael Laffan, R.E., governor of the Bermuda Islands. 1877, May 31. John Robertson, lately first minister of the Colony of New South Wales. 1877, May 31. Henry Parkes, first minister of the Colony of New South Wales. 1877, May 31. Arthur Blyth, lately first minister of the Colony of South Australia. 1877, Dec. 1. Sir Charles Gavan Duffy, knt., speaker of the Legislative Assembly of the Colony of Victoria. 1877, Dec. 1. Gen. John Jarvis Bissbt, administered the govern- ment of Natal from 1865 to 1867. 1877, Dec. 1. Richard Wood, for services in connection with the Maltese immigrants introduced into Tunis, and to Colonists, in his capacity as Her Majesty's agent and consul general in the Regency of Tunis since 1855. 36o ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1878, May 25. Sir James Milne Watson, knt., lately premier of the Colony of Tasmania, and now president of the Legisla- tive Council of that Colony. 1878, May 25. Heney Turner Irving, governor of the Island of Trinidad. 1878, May 25. Sanford Freeling, governor of the Gold Coast Colony. 1878, May 25. Albert Smith, minister of the marine for the Dominion of Canada and lately employed in connection with the Halifax Fisheries Commission. 1878, May 25. John Hat, president of the Legislative Council of the Colony of New South "Wales. 1878, May 25. Archibald Michie, Q.C, formerly attorney general and minister of justice in the Colony of Victoria, and now agent general in England for that Colony. 1878, May 25. Frederick Bowker Terrington Carter, Q.C, late premier and attorney general of the Island of Newfoundland. 1878, Oct. 20. Francis Philip Cunliffe Owen, secretary to the British Commissioners at the Paris Exhibition of 1878, for services rendered to the Colonies in connection with the representation of British Colonial Products. 1879, Jan. 20. (Honorary) H.H. the Somdetch Chad Phya SuHAWONGSE, formerly regent of the kingdom of Siam, for services to the Government of the Straits Settlements, especially during the late disturbances in the Malay Peninsula in 1875-76. 1879, Apr. 5. (Honorary) H.H. the Raja Ahmed Taj Udin bin Sultan Zain Alrashid Kedah [the Raja of Kedah], for similar services to the Government of the Straits Settle- 1879, May 24. (Honorary) His Excellency Eechad Pacha, late governor of Gallipoli, for services to the Foreign Office as late governor of the town of Gallipoli. 1879, May 24. Sir Narcisse Fortunat Belleau, knt., formerly lieut. gov. of Quebec. 1879, May 24. William Taylor Thomson, late envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the Shah of Persia. K. C. M. G. 361 1879, May 24. William Peaece Howland, formerly lieut. gov. of the Province of Ontario. 1879, May 24. Chaeles Tuppee, minister of Public "Works for the Dominion of Canada. 1879, May 24. Samuel Leonaed Tilley, minister of Finance for the Dominion of Canada. 1879, May 24. Geoege Buckley Matthew, late envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the emperor of Brazil. 1879, May 24. Geoege Welsh Kellnee, late financial com- missioner in Cyprus. 1879, May 24. Maj. Gen. Edwaed Wolstenholme Waed, late deputy master of the Branch Mint at Sydney. 1879, May 24. Dr. Feedinand von Mubllee, Ph.D., M.D., Govern- ment botanist for the Colony of Victoria. 1879, May 24. Geoege Beown, member oi the Senate of the Dominion of Canada. 1879, May 24. Alexandee Campbell, receiver general of the Dominion of Canada. 1879, May 24. Eichaed John Caetweight, lately finance minister for the Dominion of Canada. 1879, May 24. Edwaed William Staffoed, formerly prime minister of New Zealand. 1879, May 24. William Fox, formerly prime minister of Queens- land. 1879, July 30. (Honorary) His Excellency Eiaz Pasha, for services to the Foreign Office as late Egyptian minister of the Interior. 1879, Sept. 10. Sir Daniel Beooke Eobeetson, knt., late consul general at Shanghai. 1879, Oct. 9. John Luke Geoege (Helt-Hutchinson), 5th earl of Donoughmore, Her Majesty's assistant commissioner for the organisation of Eastern Roumelia under the 18th Article of the Treaty of Berlin. 362 ST, MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1879, Dec. 9. Maj. Gen. the Hon. Henry Hugh Clifford, V.C., for special services in the Zulu War, 1879. 1879, Dec. 9. Col. Charles Knight Pearson, for distinguished service in the Zulu War, 1879. 1879, Dec. 22. Sir Julian PauncefotEj knt., assistant under secre- tary of State for Foreign Affairs. 1879, Dec. 22. Maj. Gen. Edward Bruce Hamlet, E.A., late Her Majesty's commissioner for the delimitation of Bulgaria, under the Treaty of Berlin. 1879, Dec. 22. Charles Rivers Wilson, secretary and comptroller general of the National Debt Office, for special services in Egypt. 1880, Apr. 17. Col. William Owen Lanyon, administrator of the Government of the Transvaal (for services rendered in South Africa. 1880, Apr. 17. Col. Baker Creed Russell, 13th Hussars, lately in command of the Troops employed against Sikukuni in South Africa (for services in South Africa). 1880, Apr. 22. John Pope Hennessy, governor of Hong Kong. 1880, Apr. 22. Surgeon maj. Samuel Rowe, governor of West Africa Settlements. 1880, Apr. 27. Thomas George Knox, late Her Majesty's agent and consul general in Siam. 1880, Apr. 27. Maj. Gen. Robert Biddulfh, R.A., Her Majesty's high commissioner and commander-in-chief in and over the Island of Cyprus. 1880, May 29. Maj. George Cumine Strahan, governor of the Colony of Tasmania. 1880, May 29. Frederick Aloysius Weld, governor of the Straits Settlements. 1880, May 29. William Vallance Whiteway, attorney general and premier of the Island of Newfoundland. 1880, July 2. (Honorary) His Excellency Chao Phya Bhanu- WONGSB Maha Kosa Tipodi ti Phraklang, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the king of Siam. K. C. M. G. 363 1880, Aug. 12. Col. John Oaestaies McNeill, V.C, for special services in Canada. 1880, Oct. 22. Sir Daniel Coopeh, bart., for services rendered to the Colony of New South Wales more particularly in con- nexion with the International Exhibition held at Sydney in 1^(79-80. 1880, Oct. 22. Patrick Jennings, executive commissioner at the International Exhibition held at Sydney in 1879-80. 1880, Oct. 22. Viegile Naz, member of the Council of the Govern- ment of Mauritius, for services in connection with that Colony. 1881, Mar. 16. Spenser Buckingham St. John, Her Majesty's minister resident to the Republic of Peru. 1881, May 24. Maj. Gen. Geoege Eichaeds Geeaves adjutant gen. in India, late chief secretary and chief of the staff in Cyprus. 1881, May 24. Geoege Berkeley, governor and commander-in- chief of the Leeward Islands. 1881, May 24. Hectoe Louis Langevin, Q.C, minister of Public Works in the Dominion of Canada. 1881, May 24. Arthur Huntee P.^lmer, colonial secretary and late premier of Queensland. 1881, May 24. Sir Francis Dillon Bell, knt., agent general in England for New Zealand and late speaker of the House of Representatives in that Colony. 1881, May 24. John Summerfield Hawkins lieut. gen., R.E., formerly employed on the North American Boundary Commission. 1881, May 24. Charles William Wilson, lieut. col., R.E., Her Majesty's consul general inrAnatolia. 1881, Aug. 5. Donald Currie, for special services in connexion with the Cape, Natal and South Africa. 1881, Aug. 5. Patrick Joseph Keenan, resident commissioner of national education in Ireland, for services in connexion with education in Trinidad and Malta. 364 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1881, Nov. 30. John Kibk, M.D., agent and consul general at Zanzibar. 1881, Nov. 30. Auckland Colvin, controller general in Egypt. 1881, Nov. 30. Joshua Peter Bell, president of the liCgislative Council of Queensland. 1882, Feb. 13. Gen. Edward Stanton, charge d'affaires at Munich. 1882, Feb. 20. Sir John Henry de Villiers, knt., chief justice of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope and lately one of the commissioners for the Settlement of the Transvaal Territory. 1882, Mar. 3. V. Adm. Richard James (Meade), 4th earl of Clan- william (in command of the Detached Squadron, 1880 — 82). 1882, May 6. Francis Savage Reilly, Q.C, in recognition of legal services rendered to the Foreign and Colonial Depart- ments. 1882, May 6. Robert Hart, inspec. gen. of Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs. 1882, May 24. Cornelius Hendericksen Koeteight, late governor of British Guiana. 1882.. May 24. "William Brampton Gurdon, for services on special missions in 1879 and 1881 to South Africa for the settle- ment of financial questions. 1882, May 24. Col. William Bellairs, for services in South Africa. 1882, May 24. Col. George Stoddart Whitmoee, formerly com- mandant of local forces in New Zealand and member of the Legislative Council of that Colony. 1882, May 24. Saul Samuel, agent general in London for New South Wales and previously member of several administra- tions in that Colony. 1882, May 24. Gborgio Serafino, count Ciantar-Paleologo, barone di San Giovanni, president^of the Assembly of the Maltese nobility. 1882, May 24. John Hall, lately first minister in New Zealand. K. C M. G. 365 1882, Aug. 26. Edwaed Moetimee Aechibalb, H.M. consul gen. at New York. 1882, Aug. 26. John Chaeles Molteno, first chief minister of the Cape of Good Hope under responsible government and lately colonial secretary of that Colony. 1882, Aug. 26. William Chaeles Sargeaunt, one of the Crown agents for the Colonies. 1882, Aug. 26. Maj. Gen. Aechibald Edwaed Harboed Anson, E-.A., late administrator of the government of the Straits Settlements and lieut. gov. of Prince of Wales Island. 1882, Nov. 1. (Honorary) Mohamed Sultan Pasha, president of the Chamber of Notables of Egypt. 1882, Nov. 17. William McArthtjr, alderman and M.P., late lord mayor of London. 1882, Nov. 17. Thomas McIlwraith, Esq., first minister of the Colony of Queensland. 1882, Nov. 24. Col. Eedvees Heney Bullee, V.C, for services rendered as head of the intelligence department in Egypt. 1883, May 24. William Robinson, governor of the Windward Islands. 1883, May 24. Geoege William Des Voeux, governor of the Colony of Fiji. 1883, May 24. Col. Egbert William Harlbt, lieut. gov. of the Colony of British Honduras. 1883, May 24. Charles Cameron Lees, governor of the Bahamas. 1883, May 24. Feedeeick Palgeave Baelee, lately lieut. gov. of the Colony of British Honduras. 1883, May 24. John Douglas, lieut. gov. and colonial secretary of Ceylon. 1883, May 24. Charles Hutton Geegort, C.E., past president of the Institute of Civil Engineers, consulting engineer to several Colonial Governments. 366 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1883, May 24. Lieut. Col. Charles Bullen Hugh Mitchell, E.M., colonial secretary and lately administrator of tlie govern- ment of Natal. 1883, May 24. Hugh Low, British resident at Perak in the Malay Peninsula. 1883, May 24. William Mohgan, for some time first minister of the Colony of South Australia. 1883, May 24. Ambeose Shea, for many years member and some- time speaker of the Legislative Assembly, Newfoundland. 1883, May 24. Col. Charles Wakren, R.E., in recognition of his services in connection with the bringing to justice the murderers of the late Professor Palmer and his party. 1883, July 9. (Honorary) Constantine George Zeroudacchi, in recognition of the services rendered by him to Her Majesty's Forces in Egypt. 1884, Feb. 1. Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Leicester Smyth, commander of Her Majesty's Troops in South Africa, and at present administering the Government of the Cape of Good Hope during the absence of the governor. 1884, Feb. 1. Sir George Wigram Allex, knt., speaker of the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales. 1884, Feb. 1. Frederick Whitaker, late premier of New Zealand. 1884, Feb. 1. Francis Walter de Winton, lieut. col., R.A., military secretary to the late gov. gen. of the Dominion of Canada. 1884, Feb. 19. Sir Charles Augustus Hartley, knt., in recognition of his services as engineer-in-chief to the European Com- mission for the Navigation of the Danube. 1884, Feb. 19. Surg. Gen. William Guyer Hunter, M.D., in recognition of services during the recent outbreak of cholera in Egypt. 1884, May 24. Thomas Charles Scanlen, late first minister of the Cape of Good Hope. 1884, May 24. Col. William Crossman, R.E., one of Her Majesty's commissioners appointed in 1882 to inquire into the revenue and expenditure, etc., of certain of the West Indian Colonies. K. C. M. G 367 1884, May 24. Frederick Napier Broome, governor of "Western Austi alia. 1884, May 24. Arthur Elibank Havelock, governor of the "West Africa Settlements. 1884, Aug. 1. David Lewis Macpherson, minister of the Interior in the Dominion of Canada. 1884, Aug. 14. Ronald Ferguson Thompson, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Teheran. 1884, Sept. 25. (Honorary) Moustapha Bey Yawer, Mudir of Dongola, in recognition of the services rendered by him to the British Troops and Government in the Soudan. On the same day (Sept. 25) were issued the warrant of appointment, the warrant granting the dignity, the warrant dispensing with investiture and the royal licence to wear the insignia and to assume the appellation of a Knight Bachelor. 1885, Mar. 23. William Arthur "White, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Bucharest. 1885, Mar. 23. Henry Percy Anderson, of the Foreign Office. 1885, May 15. Gerald Fitzgerald, late direc. gen. of Public Accounts in Egypt. 1885, June 6. Adams George Archibald, late lieut. gov. of the Province of Nova Scotia, in the Dominion of Canada. 1885, June 6. Charles Mills, agent gen. in London for the Cape of Good Hope. 1885, June 6. Maj. Gen. Peter Henry Scratchley, E.E., Her Majesty's special commissioner for the protected Territory in New Guinea. 1885, June 6. Alexander Stuart, premier and colonial secretary of New South "Wales. 1885, June 26. Lionel Sackville Sackville - "West, commonly called the Hon. Lionel Sackville Sackville - West, her Majesty's envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at "Washington. 24 368 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1885, June 26. Francis Clabe Ford, Her Majesty's envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Madrid. 1885, June 26. Thomas Villiers Lister, assistant under secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. 1885, Aug. 13. Hallidat Macartney, M.D., English secretary to the Chinese Legation in London. 1885, Aug. 25. Joseph Philippe Rene Abolphe Caron, minister of Militia and Defence for the Dominion of Canada. 1885, Aug. 25. Maj. Gen. Frederick Dobson Middleton, in com- mand of the militia in the Dominion of Canada, for services while in command of the Force in the North -West Territory. 1885, Aug. 25. (Honorary) Maj. Gen. Edward Zohrab Pasha, unattached', in the army of the Khedive of Egypt, for services rendered in connection with the recent operations in the Soudan. 1885, Sept. 1. John Fovpleh, C.E., for services rendered in connec- tion with recent operations in Egypt and the Soudan. 1886, Feb. 18. Col. John Underwood Bateman-Champain, R.E., for services of many years standing in connection with the Indo-European telegraph. 1886, Feh. 18. Frank Cavendish Lascelles, agent and consul gen. in Bulgaria. 1886, Feb. 20. Hon. Francis Richard Plunkett, envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the emperor of Japan. 1886, Feb. 20. Capt. Richard Francis Burton, consul at Trieste. 1886, May 29. Sir John Coode, C.E., knt., in recognition of services rendered in connection with Colonial Harbours and Marine Works. 1886, May 29. Lieut. Col. Marshall James Clarke (late R.A.), resident magistrate in Basutoland. 1886, May 29. Cecil Clementi Smith, lieut. gov. and colonial secretary of Ceylon. 1886, May 29. Donald Alexander Smith, of Montreal, in the Dominion of Canada. K. C. M. G. 369 1886, May 29. Egbert Stout, premier of New Zealand. 1886, May 29. (Honorary) His Highness Abdul Samat, Sultan of Selangore. 1886, May 29. Hon. William Stuaet, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at the Hague. 1886, May 29. The Et. Hon. Hussey Crespigny (Vivian), 3rd lord Vivian, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Brussels. 1886, May 29. The Hon. Edmund John Monson, envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Copenhagen. 1886, May 29. Lieut. Col. Robert Lambert Platfair, consul gen. for Algeria and Tunis. 1886, June 28. (Additional) Sir Samuel Davenport, knt., assistant executive commissioner for South Australia. 1886, June 28. (Additional) Francis Knollys, for special services in connection with the colonial and Indian Exhibition. 1886, June 28. (Additional) Arthur Nonus Birch, formerly lieut. gov. and colonial secretary of Ceylon, executive com- missioner for that Colony. 1886, June 28. (Additional) Arthur Hodgson, a royal com- missioner and general secretary to the Reception Committee. 1886, June 28. (Additional) John Francis Julius von Haast, Ph.D., commissioner in charge of 'New Zealand exhibits. 1886, June 28. (Additional) Augustus John Adderley, late member of the Legislative Council of the Bahama Islands, a royal commissioner, also executive commissioner for the West Indian Islands. 1886, June 28. (Additional) James Francis Garrick, a member of the Executive Council of Queensland, agent gen. for the Colony in London and a royal commissioner, also executive commissioner for the Colony. J886, June 28. (Additional) Graham Berry, formerly premier of Victoria, agent gen. in London and executive commissioner for the Colony. 370 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1886, July 23. Samuel Walkee Griffith, vice-president of tlie Executive Council, colonial secretary and premier of the Colony of Queensland. 1886, Aug. 6. Sir Horace Rumbold, bart., envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Athens. 1886, Aug. 6. Francis Ottiwell Adams, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Berne. 1886, Aug. 6. Francis Beilbt Alston, chief clerk of the Foreign Office. 1886, Oct. 25. Sir William Foster Stawell, knt., late chief justice of the Supreme Court of the Colony of Victoria. 1886, Oct. 25. John Gordon Sprigg, premier of the Cape of Good Hope. 1886, Nov. 8. (Additional) Rt. Hon. John Staples, lord mayor of London, a royal commissioner for the Colonial and Indian Exhibition of 1886. 1886, Nov. 8. (Additional) Walter Lawry Buller, a member of the New Zealand commission in London for the said exhibition. 1887, Apr. 18. Charles Cox, chancellor of the most distinguished order of Saint Michael and Saint George (with rank as senior knight commander in accordance with the Tenth Article of the Statutes of 1832, Aug. 16, maJiing provision for the office of chancellor). 1887, Apr. 18. Robert Thorbuen, premier of Newfoundland, and one of the representatives of that Colony at the Colonial Conference. 1887, Apr. 18. John William Downer, premier of South Australia and one of the representatives of that Colony at the Colonial Conference. 1887, Apr. 19. Thomas TJpington, late premier and now attorney general of the Cape of Good Hope and one of the representa- tives of that Colony at the Colonial Conference. 1887, Apr. 19. James Lorimer, member of the Legislative Council and minister of Defence of Victoria and one of the repre- sentatives of that Colony at the Colonial Conference. K. C. M. G. 371 1887, Apr. 19. Robbet Wisdom, member of the Legislative Council and late attorney general of New South Wales and one of the representatives of that Colony at the Colonial Con- ference. 1887, May 24. The Rt. Hon. William Hilliee (Onslow^), 4tli earl of Onslow, parliamentary under secretary of State for the Colonies. 1887, May 24. The Rt. Hon. Jenico William Joseph (Peeston), l4th viscount Gormanston, governor of the Leeward Islands. 1887, May 24. James Hectoe, M.D., director of geological surveys and curator of the Colonial Museum for the Colony of New Zealand. 1887, May 24. William Beandfoed Geifeith, governor of the Gold Coast Colony. 1887, May 24. Lieut. Col. John Teeexce Nicolls O'Beien, governor of the Island of Heligoland. 1887, May 24. Col. Eeedeeick Caeeington, commandant of the Police Force of British Bechuanaland. 1887, May 24. John Bates Thueston, lieut. gov. and colonial secretary of the Colony of Fiji. 1887, June 21. Edwaed Newton, late lieut. gov. and colonial secre- tary of Jamaica. 1887, June 21. Malcolm Feasee, colonial secretary of Western Australia. 1887, June 21. William Heney Maesh, late colonial secretary and auditor general of Hong Kong. 1887, June 21. Sidney Godolphin Alexandee Shippaed, M.A., D.O.L., administrator and chief magistrate of British Bechuanaland. 1887, June 21. John William Akeeman, speaJier of the Legislative Council of Natal. 1887, June 21. James Alexander Geant, M.D., of Ottawa, in the Dominion of Canada. 372 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1887, June 21. Maj. Gen. Cheistopheb, Charles Teesdale, R.A., V.C. 1887, June 21. Col. Colin Campbell Scott-Moncrieff, late R.E., for services rendered in Egypt. 1887, June 21. William Kirbt Green, Her Majesty's envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the emperor of Morocco. 1887, June 21. Col. Charles Edvtard Mansfield, minister resident and consul general in tlie Republic of Peru. 1887, June 21. Clement Lloxd Hill, of the Foreign Office. 1887, June 21. John Henry Favtcett, consul general and judge of the Supreme Consular Court at Constantinople. 1887, June 21. George Dashwood Taubman-Goldie, founder of the Royal Niger Company. 1887, June 21. (Honorary) Mustapha Fehmy Pasha. 1887, July 30. (Honorary) Monsieur John Antoniadas, for services rendered in Egypt. 1887, Aug. 1. Edgar Yincent, Esq., financial adviser to the Egyptian Government. 1887, Aug. 18. Thomas Henry Sanderson, of the Foreign Office. 1888, Jan. 10 (Jan. 2). John Pender. 1888, Jan. 10 (Jan. 2). Col. Robert Murdoch Smith, R.E. 1888, Jan. 28. George Smyth Baden-Powell, M.P., for various services rendered in connection with the Colonies. 1888, Jan. 28. Harry Albert Atkinson, premier of the Colony of New Zealand. 1888, Jan. 28. Edwin Thomas Smith, mayor of Adelaide and member of the House of Assembly of the Colony of South 'Australia. 1888, Jan. 28. Frederick Young, for some years honorary secre- tary and now one of the vice-presidents of the Royal Colonial Institute. K. C. M. G. 373 1888, May 24. Michael Henet Gallwet, attorney general of the Colony of Natal. 1888, May 24. The Hon. Waltee Feancis Hely-Hutchinson, lieut. gov. of the Island of Malta. 1888, May 24. John Feedeeick Dickson, colonial secretary of the Straits Settlements. 1888, May 24. Edwaed Noel Walkee, colonial secretary of the Island of Ceylon. 1888, May 24. Capt. John Chaeles Eeady Colomb, E.M.A., M.P. 1888, June 2. Chaeles Alfeed Cookson, Her Majesty's consul and judge at Alexandria. 1888, June 2. James William Redhouse, Oriental translator to the Foreign Office. 1888, June 2. Alfeed Dent, founder of the British North Borneo Company. 1888, June 2. Feedeeick William Smythe, general manager of the Imperial Ottoman Bank, Constantinople. 1888, June 2. (Honorary) Zulfikae Pasha, chamberlain to His Highness the Khedive of Egypt. 1888, June 2. (Honorary) Osman Pasha Oephi, governor of Alexandria. 1888, Sept. 10. John Spaeeow David Thompson, Q.C, minister of justice for the Dominion of Canada (in recognition of services rendered at the recent Conference at Washington on the subject of the North American Fisheries). 1888, Sept. 10. James Speaeman Wintee, Q.C, attorney general of the Island of Newfoundland (same occasion). 1888, Sept. 10. John Heney Gibes Beegne, superintendent of the Treaty Department of the Foreign Office (same occasion). 1888, Nov. 7. Heney Aethue Blake, governor of Newfoundland. 1889, Jan. 2. Col. Sir Herbert Bruce Sandford, E.A., late secretary in Australia of the Royal Commission for the Adelaide Jubilee International Exhibition, 1887. 374 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1889, Jan. 2. Eogeu Tuckfield Goldswoethy, governor of the Colony of BritisH Honduras. 1889, Jan. 2. Joseph William Teutch, late resident agent for the Dominion of Canada in British Columbia. 1889, Jan. 2. Lieut. Gen. Thomas Lionel John Gallwey, E.E., late governor of the Bermuda Islands. 1889, May 24. Lieut. Gen. Sir Henry D'Oylby Toerens, governor and commander-in-chief of the Island of Malta. 1889, May 24. Sir James MacBain, knt., president of the Legisla- tive Council of the Colony of Victoria. 1889, May 24. Charles Bruce, lieut. gov. and government secretary of the Colony of British Guiana. 1889, May 24. William MacGregor, M.D., administrator of the Possession of British New Guiana. 1889, May 24. Walter Joseph Sendall, governor and commander- in-chief of the Windward Islands. 1889, May 24. James Shaw^ Hay, governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of Sierra Leone. 1889, May 24. John Robinson, member of the Legislative Council of Natal. 1889, May 24. Langham Dale, M.A., LL.D., superintendent general of Education of the Cape of Good Hope, and vice-chancellor of the University of that Colony. 1889, May 24. Capt. John Sydney Webb, deputy master of the Corporation of the Trinity House for services in connection with lighthouses in the colonies and abroad. 1889, Oct. 11. *Medhi Kuli Khan, styled Majd-ud-Dowleh, high steward to the shah of Persia. (Honorary.) 1889, Oct. 11. MuHAMMED Hasan Khan, styled Etimad-us-Sultaneh. (Honorary.) 1889, Oct. 11. Abulkassim Khan, styled Nasr-ul-Mulk. (Honorary.) 1889, Oct. 11. Dr. Joseph Desiree Tholozan. (Honorary.) * The four persons appointed on October 11th had had the honour conferred on them on the previous 29th of July by the Queen at Osborne House. They were not knighted on that occasion. Furthermore, they were never gazetted. The warrant of appointment, the warrant granting the dignity, the warrant dispensing with investiture, and the royal licence to wear the insignia of their ranli and to assume the appellation of a knight bachelor are all dated October 11th. K. C. M. G. 375 1890, Jan. 1. Celicouet Augustb Antelme, member of the Executive Council and senior elected member of the Council of Government of the Colony of Mauritius. 1890, Jan. 1. Montagu Frederick Ommanney, one of the crown agents for the Colonies. 1890, Jan. 1. Cornelius Alfred Moloney, governor and com- mander-in-chief of the Colony of Lagos. 1890, Jan. 1. John Cox Bray, speaker of the House of Assembly of the Colony of South Australia. 1890, Jan. 1. Jacobus Albertus db Wet, secretary for native affairs of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope. 1890, Feb. 17. Lieut. Gen. Henry Augustus Smyth, R.A., on appointment to the governor and commander-in-chief of the the Island of Malta and its dependencies. 1890, Mar. 4. Benjamin Baker, C.E., joint engineer of the Forth Bridge, who has rendered eminent professional services to the Dominion of Canada and the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope. 1890, May 21. Sir Albert William Woods, knt.. Garter Principal King of Arms, and King of Arms of the said most distinguished Order. 1890, May 21. Augustus William Lav^'son Hemming, of the Colonial Office. 1890, May 21. Lieut. Col Frederick Thomas Sargood, formerly minister of Defence of the Colony of Victoria. 1890, May 21. William Frederick Haynes Smith, governor and commander-in-chief of the Leeward Islands. 1890, May 21. Col. Casimir Stanislaus Gzowski, honorary aide- de-camp to the queen, for valuable services rendered to the Dominion of Canada. 1890, May 21. George Glynn Petre, Her Majesty's envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary to His Majesty the king of Portugal. 1890, May 21. Joseph Archer Crowe, Her Majesty's commercial attache for Europe. 376 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1890, May 21. Chaeles Hall, Q.C, M.P., first British delegate to the Maritime Conference at Washington. 1890, Aug. 28. (Honorary) Blum Pasha, late under secretary of finance in Egypt. 1890, Nov. 27. (Honorary) Count Jacques Henri Edward de Lalaing, of Belgium, for services in connexion with the Waterloo Memorial at Brussels. 1891, Jan. 1. Maj. Gen. James Bevan Edvpards, R.E., for services rendered in connection with the Australasian Military Eorces. 1891, Jan. 1. James Arndell Toul, of the Colony of Tasmania. 1891, Jan. 1. Frederick McCoy, professor of natural science in the University of Melbourne in the Colony of Victoria. 1891, Jan. 1. Guiseppe Carbone, LL.D., Crown advocate of the Island of Malta. 1891, Jan. 1. Edvfard Nicholas Coventry Braddon, agent general in London for the Colony of Tasmania. 1891, Jan. 7. Thomas Sutherland, M.P., chairman of the Penin- sular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company and director of the Suez Canal Company. 1891, May 30. Richard Southey, formerly colonial secretary of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope and lieut. gov of the Province of Griqualand West. 1891, May 30. John Forrest, premier and treasurer of the Colony of Western Australia. 1891, May 30. George William Eobert Campbell, on retirement from the office of inspec. gen. of police and prisons of the Island of Ceylon. 1892, Jan. 1. (Honorary) His Highness Idris bin Almahhom Bandhara Iskander Sah, sultan of Perak. 1892, Jan. 1. Commander Graham John Bovver, late R.N.^ Imperial secretary and accountant to the High Com- missioner for South Africa. 1892, Jan. 1. Francis Fleming, colonial secretary of Hong Kong. K. C M. G. 377 1892, Jan. 1. John Colton, formerly premier of the Colony of South Australia. 1892, Jan. 1. Heney John "Weixox, member of the Executive Council and of the Legislative Assembly of the Colony of Victoria. 1892, May 25. Sir William Montagu Manning, knt., LL.D., member of the Legislative Council of the Colony of New South Wales. 1892, May 25. Sir David Tennant, knt., speaker of the House of Assembly of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope. 1892, May 25. John Joseph Caldwell Abbott, D.C.L., Q.C., prime minister of the Dominion of Canada and president of the Queen's Privy Council for the Dominion. 1892, May 25. Oliver Mowat, LL.D., Q.C., attorney general and premier of the Province of Ontario in the Dominion of Canada. 1892, May 25. Patrick Alphonsds Buckley, attorney general and colonial secretary of the Colony of New Zealand. 1892, May 25. Ferdinando Vincenzo Inglott, late postmaster general of the Island of Malta. 1892, May 25. Elwin Mitford Palmer, for services rendered in Egypt. 1892, May 25. Chalonee Alabaster, consul general for Canton. 1892, May 25. Hugh Guion MacDonnell, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the king of Denmark. 1892, July 22. George Eichard Dibbs, premier of the Colony of New South Wales. 1892, July 30. The Et. Hon. David Evans, the lord mayor of London. 1892, Aug. 6. Gerald Herbert Portal, Her Majesty's agent and consul general for the Dominions of His Highness the sultan of Zanzibar. 378 ST MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1892, Aug. 4. Maj. Claude Maxwell MacDonald, Her Majesty's commissioner and consul general in the Oil Rivers Pro- tectorate. 1893, Aug. 16. Col. Francis Cunningham Scott, inspec. gen. of the Gold Coast Constabulary for services rendered while in command of the Expeditionary Force against the Jehus. 1892, Aug. 16. Col. Charles Holled Smith, King's Royal Rifle Corps, in recognition of his services as governor of Suakin. 1892, Aug. 16. James Siveweight, commissioner of Crown Lands and Public Works for the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope. 1893, Jan. 2. Hubert Edward Henry Jerningiiam, lieut. gov. and colonial secretary of the Colony of Mauritius. 1893, Jan. 2. Anthony Colling Brownless, LL.D., M.D., chan- cellor of the University of Melbourne. 1893, Jan. 2. Maj. George Sydenham Clarke, R.E., late secretary to the Colonial Defence Committee. 1893, June 3. John Carling, senator and member of the Govern- ment of the Dominion of Canada. 1893, June 3. Charles Todd, postmaster general and superinten- dent of telegraphs of the Colony of South Australia. 1893, June 3. Melmoth Osborn, late commissioner and chief magistrate, Zululand. 1893, June 3. Gilbert Thomas Carter, governor of the Colony of Lagos. 1893, June 3. George Berkley, C.E., past president of the Institution of Civil Engineers, for services rendered as consulting engineer to the Government of Natal and in connection with other Colonies. 1893, June 3. Francis Henry Evans, M.P., for services in connec- tion with the Colonies as deputy chairman of the Union Steamship Company and otherwise. 1893, July 24. (Honorary) V. Adm. Jose de Corranza y de Echevarria, capt. gen. of Ferrol, in recognition of services rendered in connection with the salvinlg of H.M. ship " Howe." K. C M. G. 379 1893, Sept. 14. The Hon. Charles Hibbeet Tuppee, LL.B., Q.C, minister of Marine and Fisheries of the Dominion of Canada, in recognition of his sei:vices as British agent at the recent Behrings Sea Arbitration in Paris. 1893, Dec. 15. Charles Malcolm Kennedy, of the Foreign Office. 1894, Jan. 1. Nbale Porter, colonial secretary of the Island of Jamaica. 1894, Jan. 1. The Hon. Jenkin Coles, speaker of the House of Assembly of the Colony of South Australia. 1894, Jan. 1. Westby Brook Perceval, agent general in London for the Colony of New Zealand. 1894, Jan. 1. Brig. Gen. Horatio Herbert Kitchener, R.E., A.D.C., sirdar of the Egyptian Army. 1894, Feb. 12. John Scott, judicial adviser to His Highness the khedive of Egypt. 1894, Mar. 3. Lloyd William Mathews, president of the Ministry and gen. in the Army of His Highness the sultan of Zanzibar. 1894, Mar. 15. George Hugh Wyndham, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Hio de Janeiro. 1894, Mar. 15. John Robert Seeley, M.A., regius professor of Modern History at the University of Cambridge. 1894, Apr. 25. Alexander Condie Stephen, Her Majesty's charge d'affaires at Coburg. 1894, May 26. Lieut. Gen. Arthur James Lyon Fremantle, governor and commander-in-chief of the Island of Malta. 1894, May 26. The Hon. James Brown Patterson, premier and chief secretary of the Colony of Victoria. 1894, May 26. The Hon. John Lackey, president of the Legislative Council of the Colony of New South "Wales. 1894, May 26. George Thomas Michael O'Brien, colonial secretary of the Colony of Hong Kong. 38o ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1894, May 26. Edwyn Sandys Daaves, for services in connection with, the Colony of Queensland, and in developing steam communication between England and certain of Her Majesty's Colonial Possessions. 1894, May 26. (Honorary) William Cornelius Van Hoene, president of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company. 1895, Jan. 1. The Hon. Mackenzie Bowbll, prime minister of the Dominion of Canada, president of the recent Colonial Conference at Ottawa. 1895, Jan. 1. The Hon. James Wilson Agnew, M.D., member of the Executive Council and formerly premier of the Colony of Tasmania. 1895, Feb. 18. Sir John Walsham, bart., lately Her Majesty's envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Bucharest. 1895, May 25. Sir Thomas Fowell BtrxTON, bart., on appointment as governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of South Australia. 1895, May 25. The Hon. Sir Joseph Palmer Abbott, knt., speaker of the Legislative Assembly of the Colony of New South Wales. 1895, May 25. The Hon. Richard Chaffey Baker, president of the Legislative Council of the Colony of South Australia. 1895, May 25. Col. Richard Edward Rowley Martin, British representative on the late Provisional Government Com- mittee in Swaziland. 1895, May 25. John Christian Schultz, M.D., LL.D., late lieut. gov. of the Province of Manitoba in the Dominion of Canada. 1895, May 25. Henri Gustave Joly de Lotbiniere, formerly premier of the Province of Quebec in the Dominion of Canada. 1895, May 25. The Hon. William Austin Zeal, president of the Legislative Council of the Colony of Victoria. 1895, May 25. Ernest Mason Satow, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Tangier. K. C M. G. 381 1896, July 5. Col. Henry Edward Colville, maj. and lieut. col. Grenadier Guards, lately acting British commissioner in Uganda. 1895, Nov. 15. Loms Antoinb Aime de Verteuil, for many years member of the Legislative Council of the Colony of Trinidad and Tobago. 1895, Nov. 22. Rt. Hon. Charles Wallace Alexander Napier Ross (Cochraine-Baillie), 2nd lord Lamington, on appoint- ment as governor and commander-in-chief of Queensland. 1895, Nov. 22. Lieut. Col. Gerard Smith, on appointment as governor and commander-in-chief of Western Australia. 1896, Jan. 1. The Hon. Philip Oakley Fysh, treasurer and formerly premier of the Colony of Tasmania. 1896, Jan. 1. William Crofton Twynam, on letirement, after fifty years' service, from the office of Government agent for the Northern Province of the Island of Ceylon. 1896, Apr. 10. William Edward Maxwell, governor and com- mander-in-chief of the Gold Coast Colony, in recognition of services rendered in the recent expedition to Ashanti, etc. 1896, Apr. 17. The Hon. Maurice Raymond Giefoed; in recogni- tion of services rendered in Matabeleland. 1896, May 20. The Hon. Hugh Muie Nelson, premier, chief secre- tary and colonial treasurer of the Colony of Queensland. 1896, May 20. The Hon. Joseph Adolphe Chapleau, LL.D., lieut. gov. of the Province of Quebec, in the Dominion of Canada. 1896, May 20. Charles Stewart Scott, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Copenhagen. 1896, Sept. 21. Alfred Biliotti, Her Majesty's consul for the Island of Crete. 1896, Nov. 5. The Rt. Hon. Sir Walter Henry Wilkin, knt., lord mayor of London. 1897, Jan. 1. The Hon. George Turner, premier and treasurer of the Colony of Victoria. 1897, May 4. John Bramston, D.C.L., assistant-under-secretary of State for the Colonies. 382 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1897, June 10. The Et. Hon. Uchter John Mark (Knox), 5th earl of Ranfurly, on his appointment as governor and com- mander-in-chief of the Colony of New Zealand and its Dependencies. 1897, June 22. The Hon. Sir William Lambert Dobson, knt., chief justice of the Colony of Tasmania, ■n-ho has on several occasions administered the government of the Colony in the absence of the governor. 1897, June 22. Sir Frederick Matthew Darlet, knt., lieut. gov. of the Colony of New South Wales, and chief justice of the Supreme Court of that Colony. 1897, June 22. Col. Frederic Cardevf, governor and commander- in-chief of the Colony of Sierra Leone. 1897, June 22. His Honouj- the Hon. George Airet Kirkpatrick, lieut. gov. of the Province of Ontario, in the Dominion of Canada. 1897, June 22. William Alexander Baillie-Hamilton, chief clerk of the Colonial Department. 1897, June 22. Sandford Fleming, for services connected with the Dominion of Canada. 1897, June 22. Frederick Richard Saunders, treasurer of the Island of Ceylon. 1897, June 22. Frank Athblstane Swettenham, resident general for the Federation of the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula. 1897, June 22. Clement Courtenay Enollts, colonial secretary of the Colony of Trinidad and Tobago. 1897, June 22. Gerald Strickland, count della Catena, chief secretary to the Government of the Island of Malta. 1897, June 22. Cavendish Botle, government secretary of the Colony of British Guiana. 1897, June 22. Charles Gage Brovi^n, M.D., medical adviser to the Colonial Office. 1897, June 22. Walter Peace, agent general in London for the Colony of Natal. K. C. M. G. 383 1897, June 22. Godfhet Yeatman Lagden, government secretary and accountant of Basutoland. 1897, June 22. The Hon. Horace Tozee, colonial secretary of the Colony of Queensland. 1897, June 22. The Hon. Lewis Henry Da vies, minister of Marine and Fisheries for the Dominion of Canada. 1897, June 22. The Hon. Henry Cuthbert, solicitor general of the Colony of Victoria. 1897, June 22. Edward Montague Nelson, for services in con- nection with the Australian Colonies. 1897, June 22. Hon. His Highness Ibrahim, sultan of the State and Territory of Johore. 1897, June 22. Col. Herbert Charles Chermside (late Royal Engineers). 1897, June 22. Arthur Hardinge, Her Majesty's agent and consul general at Zanzibar. 1897, June 22. Lieut. Gen. Frederick Marshall, col. 1st Royal Dragoons. 1897, June 22. James Mackie, M.B., late British delegate on the Egyptian Board of Health. 1897, June 22. Robert Hamilton Lang, late English controller of the Egyptian Daira Sanieh. 1897, June 22. Maj. Francis Arthur Marindin, late Royal Engineers (inspector of railways. Board of Trade). 1897, June 22. William Edmund Garstin, under secretary of State, Egyptian Public Works Department. 1897, June 22. Ralph Denham Rayment Moor, Her Majesty's commissioner and consul general in the Niger Coast Pro- tectorate. 1897, June 22. Walter Caine Hillier, late Her Majesty's consul general in Corea. 25 384 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1897, Aug. 12. (Honorary) Chentung Liang-Cheng, late secretary to the special embassy from tte emperor of China on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of queen Yictoria's accession. 1898, Jan. 1. Robeet Baxter Llewelyn, administrator of the Colony of the Gambia. 1898, Jan. 1. The Hon. Pieter Hendrik Faure, secretary for agriculture of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope. 1898, Jan. 1. The Hon. James Penn Boucaut, judge of the Supreme Court of the Colony of South Australia. 1898, Jan. 1. The Hon. Francis John Pakenham, envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary to His Majesty the king of Sweden and Norway. 1898, Jan. 1. Alonzo Money, British commissioner on the Egyptian " Caisse de la Dette." 1898, Jan. 1. Ferik George Morice, Pasha, comptroller general of Egyptian Ports and Lighthouses. 1898, Jan. 1. Walter Frederick Mieville, late president of the Egyptian Maritime and Quarantine Board of Health. 1898, Feb. 4. R. Adm. Robert Hastings Harris, commanding the Second Division of the Mediterranean Fleet. 1898, Apr. 16. (Honorary) His Excellency Maj. Joaquim Atr gusto MousiNHO DE ALBiTQtrERQTjE, royal commissioner and gov. gen. of the Province of Mozambique, in recognition of services rendered to Her Majesty's Government during military operations in Mashonaland and Matabeleland by assisting the passage of British Troops through Portuguese Territory. 1898, May 21. The Hon. Charles Alphonse Pantaloon Pelletler, speaker of the Senate of the Dominion of Canada. 1898, May 21. The Hon. James David Edgar, Q.C, speaker of the House of Commons of the Dominion of Canada. 1898, May 21. John George Bourinot, LL.D., D.C.L., clerk of the House of Commons of the Dominion of Canada. 1898, May 21. James Alexander Swettenham, colonial secretary of the Straits Settlements. K. C. M. G. 385 1898, May 21. Surg. Lieut. Col. John Godfrey Rogees, pasha, head of the Egyptian Sanitary Department. 1898, May 21. Maj. Edwaed Fitzgerald Law, Her Majesty's commissioner on the International Financial Committee at Athens. 1898, May 21. Alexander Gollan, Her Majesty's consul general at Havana. 1898, May 21. Thomas Berry CtrsACK-SmTH, Her Majesty's consul general at Valparaiso. 1898, June 27. Martin Le Mabchant Hadsley Gosselin, Hei Majesty's minister plenipotentiary at Paris, for services in connection with recent negotiations in Paris relative to the Niger delimitation. .1898, June 27. Col. "William Everett (for services on same occasion). 1898, July 4. Lieut. Col. Henry Edward McCallum, R.E., governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of Lagos, in recognition of services in the Protectorate adjoining that Colony. 1898, Aug. 17. The Hon. Henry Binns, prime minister and colonial secretary of the Colony of Natal, in recognition of services rendered in connection with the establishment of a Customs Union between Natal, the Cape of Good Hope and the Orange Free State. 1898, Nov. 5. Lieut. Col. the Rt. Hon. Horatio David Davies, M.P., lord mayor of London. 1898, Nov. 11. Brevet Col. Francis Reginald Wingate, R.A., A.D.C., in recognition of services in the Soudan. 1898. Col. Rudolf Charles ritter von Slatin Pasha, of the Egyptian Army (for services same occasion). (Honorary). 1898, Nov. 25. R. Adm. Gerard Henry TJctred Noel, in recognition of his services in Crete. 1899, Jan. 2. Sir John Madden, knt., chief justice of the Supreme Court of the Colony of Victoria, who has on several occasions administered the Government of the Colony. 386 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1899, Jan. 2. William Turner Thistleton Dyer, director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in recognition of services rendered to Colonial Governments. 1899, Jan. 2. Nevile Lubbock, chairman of the "West India Com- mittee, for services rendered in connection with the West Indian Colonies. 1899, Jan. 2. Henry Howard, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Her Majesty the queen of the Nether- lands. 1899, Jan. 2. Edmund Douglas Veitch Fane, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to His Majesty the king of Denmark. 1899, Jan. 2. Col. James Hates Sadler, late Her Majesty's consul general at Valparaiso. 1899, Jan. 2. (Honorary) His Excellency Boutros Ghalt, Pasha^ minister for Foreign Affairs to His Highness the khedive of Egypt. 1899, Feb. 16. The Rt. Hon. William (Lygon) 7th earl Beauchamp, on appointment as governor and com^mander-in-chief of the Colony of New South Wales and its Dependencies. 1899, Feb. 16. The Rt. Hon. Hallam (Tennyson), 2nd lord Tennyson, on appointment as governor and commander-in- chief of the Colony of South Australia and its Dependencies. 1899, June 3. Frederick Mitchell Hodgson, governor and com- mauder-in-chief of the Gold Coast Colony. 1899, June 3. David Wilson, governor and commander-in-chief of the Colony of British Honduras. 1899, June 3. Maj. Henry George Elliot, chief magistrate of Tembuland, Transkei and Pondoland, in the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope. 1899', June 3. Henry Moore Jackson, colonial secretary of Gibraltar. 1899, June 3. Col. Sir Charles Edward Howard Vincent, knt.^ M.P., lately British delegate at the Anarchist Conference at Rome. 1899, June 3. James Rennell Rodd, secretary of Legation in Her Majesty's service attached to Her Majesty's agency at Cairo. K. C M. G. 387 1899. June 3. Peecy Sandeeson, Her Majesty's consul general at New York. 1899, June 3. Ernest Joseph Cassel, for services in connexion with Egypt. 1899, July 17. Sir David Millee Baeboue, in recognition of his services as one of the royal commissioners appointed in 1896 to enquire into the condition and prospects of the West India sugar growing Colonies, and subsequently as com- missioner appointed to enquire into the Finance of the Island of Jamaica. 1899, July 28. Col. Chaeles Sim Beemeidge Pahsons, late Royal Artillery, in recognition of his recent services in Egypt. 1900, Jan. 1. Malachy Bowes Daly, Q.C, lieut. gov. of the Province of Nova Scotia, in the Dominion of Canada. 1900, Jan. 1. The Hon. Sir James George Lee Steere, knt., speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Western Assembly. 1900, Jan. 1. The Hon. John Alexandee Cockbtjen, M.D., formerly premier of South Australia, now agent general in London for that Colony. 1900, Jan. 1. Heney John Jotjedain, formerly member of the Legislative Council of the Colony of Mauritius. 1900, Jan. 1. Geoege Chaedin Denton, colonial secretary of the Colony of Lagos. 1900, Jan. 1. Chaeles Norton Edgcumbe Eliot, late British commissioner in Samoa. 1900, Jan. 8. Maj. Gen. Edwaed Eobeet Peevost Woodgate. 1900, May 23. Lieut. Col. the Hon. Albert Heney Hime, prime minister and minister of Lands and Works of the Colony of Natal. 1900, May 23. The Hon. William John Lyne, premier and colonial treasurer of the Colony of New South Wales. 1900, May 23. Geoege Melville, colonial secretary of the Lee- ward Islands and Island Secretary of Antigua. 1900, May 23. Charles Anthony King-Haeman, administrator of the Island of St. Lucia and its Dependencies. 388 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1900, May 23. Harry Langhoene Thompson, administrator of the Island of St. Vincent and its Dependencies. 1900, May 23. The Hon. Edward Horne Wittenoom, agent general in London for the Colony of Western Aiistralia. 1900, May 23. Alfred Edmund Bateman, comptroller general of the Commercial, Labour, and Statistical Department of the Board of Trade, for services in connection with commercial negotiations with foreign countries. 1900, May 23. Ewen Cameron, managing director of the Hong Xong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, for services to Her Majesty's Government with regard to affairs in China. 1900, June 28. (Honorary) De Martino Pasha, controller of the Civil List of the khedive of Egypt. 1900, June 28. Hassam Pasha Assem, Grand Master of the Ceremonies to the khedive of Egypt. (Honorary). 1900, July 28. Brevet Col. (local Col.) James Wilcocks, com- mandant of the "West African Frontier Force, in recognition of his services while in command of the expedition to Ashanti. 1900, Nov. 8. E. Adm. James Andrew Thomas Bruce, second in command, China station. 1901, Jan. 1. The Hon. James Egbert Dickson, D.C.L., chief secretary of Queensland (in recognition of services rendered in connection with the Federation of the Australian Colonies and the establishment of the Commonwealth of Australia). 1901, Jan. 1. William McMillan, formerly colonial treasurer of New South Wales, chairman of the Finance Committee of the Australian Federal Convention (same occasion). 1901, Jan. 1. JosiAH Henry Symon, Q.C, formerly attorney general of South Australia, chairman of the Judiciary Committee of the Australian Federal Convention (same occasion). 1901, Jan. 28. Brig. Gen. Frederick John Dealtry Ltjgard, high commissioner for the Protectorate of Northern Nigeria. 1901, Jan. 29. Sir Henry Nevill Dering, bart., envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the United States of Brazil. K. C M. G. 389 1901, Jan. 29. Tlie Hon. William Augustus Curzon Baerington, envoy and minister plenipotentiary to the Argentine Republic. 1901, Jan. 29. John Gokdon Kennedy, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at tlie Court of the king of Eoumania. 1901, Jan. 29. Col. Herbert Jekyll, Eoyal Engineers, secretary to the Royal Commission for the Paris Universal International Exhibition of 1900. 1901, Feb. 11. Capt. the Hon. Arthur Lawlet, on his appoint- ment as governor of the State of Western Australia. 1901, Feb. 22. John Anderson, of the Colonial Department, who has been selected a-s one of the stafE of the duke of Cornwall and York, on the occasion of the approaching visit of his Royal Highness to the Colonies. 1901, Apr. 19. Maj. Gen. (local Lieut. Gen.) Sir Cornelius Francis Clery, for services in connection with the War in South Africa. {See footnote supra p. 347), 1901, Apr. 19. Maj. Gen. (local Lieut. Gen.) Sir Henry Macleod Leslie Rundle (for same). 1901, Apr. 19. Maj. Gen. George Tindal Peetyman, Royal Artillery (for same). 1901, Apr. 19. Surg. Gen. William Deane Wilson, M.B., Army Medical StafE (for same). 1901, Apr. 19. Col. (temporary Maj. Gen.) Edward Thomas Henry Hutton (for same). 1901, Apr. 19. Col. the Hon. Frederick William Stopford (for same). 1901, Apr. 19. Col. Thomas Joseph Gallwey, M.D., Royal Army Medical Corps (for same). 1901, Apr. 19. Capt. and Brevet Maj. (local Lieut. Col.) Edward Percy Cranwill Girouard, Royal Engineers (for same). 1901, May 6. The Hon. Sir John Stokell Dodds, knt., chief justice of the Supreme Court of the State of Tasmania and at present administering the government of that State (on the occasion of T.R.H. the duke and duchess of Cornwall and York's visit to Australia). 390 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1901, May 23. The Hon. Joseph George Ward, postmaster general of the Colony of New Zealand (on the occasion of the visit of T.R.H. the duke and duchess of Cornwall and York to New Zealand). 1901, May 23. The Hon. John McKenzie, late minister of Lands in the colony of New Zealand (same occasion). 1901, June 27. Kaid Harry Maclean, attached to the special embassy from His Imperial Majesty the Sultan of Morocco (for services in Morocco). 1901, July 23. R. Adm. Lewis Anthony Beaumont, commander- in-chief on the Australian Station (on the occasion of the visit of T.R.H. the duke and duchess of Cornwall and York to Australia and New Zealand). 1901, July 24. Maj.Gen. William Julius Gascoigne, in recognition of his services during the recent operations in China. 1901, July 25. The Hon. Henry Bale, K.C, attorney general and minister of education of the Colony of Natal (on the occasion of the visit of T.R.H. the duke and duchess of Cornwall and York to Natal). 1901, July 25. David Hunter, general manager of the Natal Government Railways (same occasion). 1901, Aug. 13. The Hon. James Rose Innes, K.C, attorney general of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope (on the occasion of the visit of T.R.H. the duke and duchess of Cornwall and York to the Cape of Good Hope). 1901, Aug. 13. The Hon. Richard Solomon, K.C, member of the Legislative Assembly of the Cape of Good Hope (same occasion). 1901, Aug. 13. Charles Bletterman Elliott, LL.B., late general manager of railways of the Cape of Good Hope (same occasion). 1901, Aug. 13. Somerset Richard French, postmaster general (same occasion). 1901, Sept. 13. William Edward Goschen, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at the Court of His Majesty the king of Denmark. K. C. M. G. 391 1901, Sept. 27. The Hon. Thomas Keie Mubeay, for services in connection with the South African War. (See note supra, p. 347.) 1901, Sept. 27. John Denison Pendee, vice-chairman and managing director. Eastern Telegraph Company (for civil services during same). 1901, Sept. 17. Sir John Alexander Boyd, chancellor of the High Court of Justice of the Province of Ontario (on the occasion of the visit of T.R.H. the duke and duchess of Cornwall and York to the Dominion of Canada). 1901, Sept. 17. Louis Amable Jette, lieut. gov. of the Province of Quebec (same occasion). 1901, Sept. 17. The Hon. Robert Bond, premier and colonial secre- tary of the Island of Newfo\mdland (on the occasion of the visit of T.R.H. the duke and duchess of Cornwall and York to Newfoundland). 1901, Nov. 9. Ernest Edward Blake, one of the Crown agents for the Colonies. 1901, Nov. 9. Alfred Levs^is Jones, president of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, in recognition of services to the West African Colonies and to Jamaica. 1901, Nov. 9. Frederick Robert St. John, on retirement from the post of envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Berne. 1901, Nov. 9. AuDLET Charles Gosling, on retirement from the post of envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Santiago. 1901, Nov. 26. Lieut. Col. Sir Arthur John Bigge, private secre- tary to H.R.H. the prince of Wales. 1902, June 2. (Honorary) Capt. Ernest Adolph Julius Guido von XJsEDOM, an officer of the Imperial German Navy. 1902, June 26. Maj. Matthew Nathan, Royal Engineers, governor and commander-in-chief of the Gold Coast Colony. 1902, June 26. Maj. Hamilton John Goold-Adams, lieut. gov. of the Orange River Colony. 1902, June 26. His Honour Daniel Hunter McMillan, lieut. gov. of the Province of Manitoba, in the Dominion of Canada. 392 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1902, June 26. The Hon. Neil Elliott Lewis, M.A., B.C.L., prime minister of the State of Tasmania. 1902, June 26. The Hon. Frederick William Holder, speaker of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Australia. 1902, June 26. The Hon. John See, prime minister of the State of New South "Wales. 1902, June 26. The Hon. Alexander James Peacock, late prime minister of the State of Victoria. 1902, June 26. The Hon. Frederick William Borden, M.D., minister of Militia and Defence of the Dominion of Canada. 1902, June 26. The Hon. William Mulock, K.C, LLD., M.A., postmaster general of the Dominion of Canada. 1902, June 26. Edmund Constantine Henry Phipps, His Majesty's minister at Brussels, for services in connection with the Sugar Conference. 1902, June 26. The Hon. Michael Henry Herbert, His Majesty's amhassador at Washington. 1902, June 26. Capt. Francis Powell, R.N., for services in China. 1902, June 26. Pelham Laird Warren, His Majesty's consul general at Shanghai, for services in China. 1902, June 26. Maj. Horace Henderson Pinching, head of Sanitary Department in Cairo. 1902, June 26. George Sutherland Mackenzie, for services in connection with Persia. 1902, June 26. Francis LangfordO'Callaghan, managing director of the Uganda Railway. 1902, Aug. 12. (Honorary) His Highness Ras Makunan, special envoy of His Majesty the emperor Menelik IL, of Ethiopia, on the occasion of the Coronation. Invested by the king at Buckingham Palace Aug. 8, but the warrant of appointment dated Aug. 12. 1902, Aug. 16. Capt. George Rawlinson Yyvyan, deputy master of the Corporation of the Trinity House. K. C. M. G. 393 1902, Oct. 31. (Additional) Lieut. Gen. Sir John Denton Pink- stone French, for services in South Africa. 1902', Nov. 9. (King's birthday) Henry Austin Lee, secretary of the Embassy and commercial attache in Paris and to His Majesty's Legations at Brussels and Berne. 1902, Nov. 9. (Honorary) Col. Joaquim Jos Machado, of the Portuguese Army, late gov. gen. of Mozambique. 1902, Nov. 9. Capt. Cornelius Alvaeo da Costa Fereeiea, of the Portuguese Navy, late gov. gen. of Mozambique. 1902, Nov. 9. Viscount Meieelles do Canto e Casteo, governor of the Mozambique Company. 1902, Nov. 9. Maj. Gen. Geoege Aethue Feench, late com- mandant of the Military Forces of the State of New South Wales. 1902, Nov. 9. Donald William Stewaet, chief commissioner, Ashanti. 1902, Nov. 9. (Honorary) His Highness Ahmad Maatham Shah, Sultan of Pahang. 1902, Dec. 6. Maj. Robert Hanbuet Brown, R.E., inspec. gen. of Irrigation, Lower Egypt. 1902, Dec. 6. William Willcocks, of the Egyptian Irrigation Department. 1902, Dec. 6. (Honorary) Hussein Fakhey Pasha, Egyptian Ministry of Public Works. 1902, Dec. 6. Maj. Gen. Sir John Charles Ardagh. 1902, Dec. 6. Col. Sir Thomas Hungerford Holdich. 1903, Feb. 9. (Honorary) His Excellency Mirza Nezam Gaffary, Mohandes-el-Mamalek, minister of Public Works to His Majesty the Shah of Persia. 1903, Mar. 17. (Honorary) His Excellency Fathullah Khan Halae Afkham, governor of Enzeli, in recognition of services rendered to the special mission to His Majesty the Shah of Persia. 394 ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE 1903, June 26. George Etjthven Le Hunte, M.A., governor of the State of South Australia. 1903, June 26. William Heney Milton, senior administrator of the Protectorate of Southern Ehodesia. 1903, June 26. Daniel Moeeis, D.Sc., M.A., Imperial com- missioner of Agriculture for the West Indies. 1903, June 26. The Hon. Alfred Jeeome Cadman, member of the Legislative Council of the Colony of New Zealand and late minister for railways in that Colony. 1903, June 26. Patrick Manson, LL.D., M.D., F.E.S., medical adviser to the Colonial Office, for special services in con- nection with Tropical Diseases. 1903, June 26. Victor Aethue Wellington Deummond, His Majesty's minister resident at the Courts of Munich and Stuttgart, on retirement from the Diplomatic Service. 1903, June 26. Alfbed Shaepe, His Majesty's commissioner, com- mander-in-chief and consul general for the British Central Africa Protectorate. 1903, Nov. 9. The Hon. Augustus Chaeles Geegoey, formerly surveyor general of Queensland, member of the Legislative Council of that State. 1904, Mar. 26. Et. Hon. Chaeles Haedinge, ambassador designate to the emperor of Eussia. 1904, June 24. Hon. Geoege Moeeis Sutton, prime minister and treasurer of Natal. 1904, June 24. William Shelfoed, Esq., member of the Institute of Civil Engineers, consulting engineer for West African Eailways. 1904, June 24. The Hon. John Frost, member of the House of Assembly of the Cape of Good Hope. 1904, June 24. William Hood Treacher, resident general for the Federated States of the Malay Peninsula. 1904, June 24. The Hon. George Alexandee Deummond, presi- dent of the Bank of Montreal, Canada. K. C. M. G 395 1904, June 24. John Newell Jordan, minister resident in Korea. 1904, June 24. Robert Edward Bredon, Esq., deputy inspec. gen. of the Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs. 1904, June 24. E. Adm. Richard Massie Blomfield, controller general of the Egyptian ports and lighthouses. 1904, June 24. Francis Edmund Hugh Elliot, envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Athens. 1904, Sept. 6. Brevet Lieut. Col. (local Brig. Gen.) William Henry Manning, inspec. gen. of the King's African Rifles (for services during the operations in Somaliland). 1904, Nov. 9. John PiCKEESGiLL Rodger, governor and commander- in-chief of the Gold Coast Colony. 1904, Nov. 9. William Grey-Wilson, governor and commander- in-chief of the Bahama Islands. 1904, Nov. 9. Ernest Bickham Sweet-Escott, governor and com- mander-in-chief of British Honduras. 1904, Nov. 9. Thomas Ekins Fuller, agent-general in London for the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope. 1904, Nov. 9. V. Adm. Reginald Neville Custance. tTbe fibost Bminent (^vbct of the Jnbian Empire* The Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire. GRAND MASTERS And (by virtue thereof) First and Principal Knights Grand Commanders. See the list of Viceroys of India, supra p. 305, from, 1887 onwards. KNIGHT COMMANDERS INDIAN EMPIRE (K.C.I.E.). Original Knights on the first enlargement of the Order, 1887, Feb. 15th. 1887, Feb. 15. Gen. Sir Feedeeick Sleigh Roberts, bart., V.C, commander-in-cliief in India. 1887, Feb. 15. Hon. Edmund Deummond, late member of the Council of the secretary of state for India. 1887, Feb. 15. Sir Alfeed Comyns Lyall, Bengal Civil Service, lieut. gov. of the North-West Provinces and chief com- mander of Oudh. 1887, Feb. 15. Robeet Ansteuthee Daltell, member of the Council of the secretary of state for India. 1887, Feb. 15. Maxwell Melvill, Bombay Civil Service, member of the Council of the governor of Bombay. 1887, Feb. 15. Maj. Gen. Alexander Cunningham, R.E. 1887, Feb. 15. Thakur Saheb Bhagwttt Singh, of Gondal. 1887, Feb. 15. Rana Shankar Baksh Singh, Bahadur, additional member of the Council of the viceroy and gov. gen. of India for making Laws and Regulations. 1887, Feb. 15. Dietrich Beandis, late inspec. gen. of forests in India. 1887, Feb. 15. Sir Moniee Williams Boden, professor of Sanskrit in the University of Oxford. 26 400 INDIAN EMPIRE 1887, Feb. 15. Maharaja Pasupati Ananda Gajapati Raz of Vizianagram. 1887, Feb. 15. Alexander Meadows Rendel, consulting engineer to the India Office. 1887, Feb. 15. Donald Campbell Macnabb, late Bengal Civil Service and Commissioner at Pesliawur. 1887, Feb. 15. Nawab MuNin-UD-DAtrLA Salah. Jung, Bahadur, prime minister of Hyderabad. 1887, Feb. 15. Sir Gteorge Christopher Moleswoeth Birdwood, M.D., special assistant in the Statistics and Commerce Department of the India Office. 1887, Feb. 15. His Highness Raja Ranjit Singh, of Rutlam. 1887, Feb. 15. Surg. Gen. Benjamin Simpson, M.D., sanitary com- missioner and surg. gen. with the Government of India. 1887, Feb. 15. Albert Jambs Leppoc Cappel, direc. gen. of the Telegraph Department of the Government of India. 1887, Feb. 15. Nawab Ali Kadir Satid Hxjson Ali, Bahadur of Moorshidabad. 1887, Feb. 15. Maharaja Lachmessur Singh, Bahadur, of Darb- hanga. 1887, Feb. 15. Bapu Sahib Avar, commander-in-chief, Gwalior. 1887, Feb. 15. Donald Mackenzie Wallace, private secretary to the viceroy and gov. gen. of India. 1887, Feb. 15. Alfred Woodlet Croft, director of Public Instruc- tion, Bengal. 1887, Feb. 15. Bradford Leslie, agent to the East Indian Railway Company. G. C I. E. 401 KNIGHT GEAND COMMANDEES INDIAN EMPIEE (G.C.I.E.). On the second enlargement of the Order, 1887, June 21. 1887, June 21. Frederick (Temple-Blackwood, afterwards Hamil- ton-Temple-Blackwood), earl of Dufferin, afterwards marquess of Dufferin and Ava, ex officio as Grand Master of the Order. 1887, June 21. (Extra) P. Marsli. H.E.H Albert Edward, tlie prince of Wales. 1887, June 21. (Extra) V. Adm. H.E.H. Alfred Ernest Albert, duke of Edinburgh. 1887, June 21. (Extra) Maj. Gen. H.E.H. Arthur William Patrick Albert, duke of Connaught and Stratheam. 1887, June 21. (Extra) F. Marsh. H.E.H. George William Frederick Charles, duke of Cambridge. 1887, June 21. The Et. Hon. Donald James (Mackay), lord Eeay, governor of the Presidency of Bombay. In celebration of the 50th year of the queen's reign. 1887, June 21. The Et. Hon. Egbert (Bourke), 1st lord Connemara, governor of the Presidency of Madras (same occasion). 1887, June 21. Gen. Sir Frederick Sleigh Egberts, bart., V.C, commander-in-chief in India (same occasion). 1887, June 30. His Highness Maharao Khengarji, Bahadur Eao of Kutch. 1888, Feb. 23. Maharaja Nripbndra Narayan Bhup, Bahadur of Cooch Behar. 1888, Dec. 10. Henry Charles Keith (Petty-Fitzmaurice), 5th marquess of Lansdowne, ex officio as Grand Master. 1890, May 21. The Et. Hon. George Egbert Canning (Harris), 4th lord Harris, governor of the Presidency of Bombay. 1890, May 21. His Highness the Nawab of Junagarh. 1890, May 21. His Highness the Nawab of Tonk. 402 INDIAN EMPIRE 1890, May 21. The Nawab Saitid Sib Hassan Ali, Khan, Bahadur of Murshidabad (Nawab Ali Kadir Sayid Husan Ali, Bahadur, of Murshidabad). 1891, Jan. 24. Rt. Hon. Beilbt (Lawley), 5th lord Wenlock, gov. of the Presidency of Madras. 1891, May 30. His Highness Mm Ali Muead Khan, Talpur of Khairpur. 1892, Jan. 1. His Highness Maharaja Adhiraj Sardul Singh Bahadur, Maharaja of Kishengarh. 1892, May 25. Sir James Beoadwood Lyall, Bengal Civil Service, late lieut. gov. of the Punjab. 1892, May 25. Maharaja Mirza Sir Pusapati Ananda Gotapati Eaz Mani, Sultan Bahadur Goru, Zamindar of Vizianagram. 1892, Aug. 2. Sir Thomas Lawrence Seccombe. 1893, Mar. 6. Maj. Gen. Sir George Stewart White, V.C. 1894, Jan. 27. Yictob. Alexander (Bruce), 9th earl of Elgin, ex ofjicio as Grand Master. 1894, Aug. 10. H.H. Beglar Begi Mir Mahmud, Khan of Khelat. 1895, Feb. 25. William (Mansfield), 2nd lord Sandhurst, governor of the Presidency of Bombay. 1896, Jan. 1. Rt. Hon. Sir Alfred Comtns Ltall, member of the Council of India. 1896, Mar. 16. Sir Arthur Elibank Havelock, governor of the Presidency of Madras. 1897, Jan. 1. Maj. Gen. Sir Owen Tudor Burne. 1897, June 22. His Highness Sir Bhanwar Pal Deo Bahadur Tadukul Chandra Bhal, Maharaja of Karauli. 18'97, June 22. His Highness Eaiz Muhammad Khan, Talpur, Mir of Khairpur in Sind. 1897, June 22. Sir Lachhmeshwar Singh, Bahadur, Maharaja of Darbhanga. 1897, June 22. His Highness Sir Bhagwut Singh Thakur Saheb Sagrami of Gondal. Invested Oct. 8. G- C. I. E. 403 1897, June 22. Gen. Ceawford Teotter Chamberlain. 1897, July 31. H.H. Waghji, Thakur Sahib of Morvi. 1897, Oct. 15. Et. Hon. Sir George Faudel-Phillips, bart. 1898, Jan. 1. His Highness Maharaja Sir Prabhu Narayan Singh Bahadur of Benares. 1898, Jan. 1. His Highness Sir Sher Muhammad Khan, Diwan of Palanpur. 1899, Jan. 6. George Nathaniel (Cuezon), 1st lord Curzon of Kedleston, ex ojjicio as Grand Master. 1900, Feb. 17. Henry Stafford (Noethcote), 1st lord Northcote, governor of the Presidency of Bombay (additional). 1900, May 23. H.H. Saramad-i-Eajaha-i-Hindustan, Eaj Eajindra Sri Maharaja-dhiraj Sawai Sir Madha Singh, Bahadur of Jaipur. 1900, May 23. H.H. Saramad-i-Eajaha-i-Bundelkund, the Maharaja Mahindra Sawai Sir Peatab Singh, Bahadur of Orchha. 1900, Dec. 17. (Honorary) His Majesty the Emperor of Korea. 1900, Dec. 28 [PDec. 4]. Aethue Oliver Villiees (Eussell), 2nd lord Ampthill, governor of the Presidency of Madras (additional). 1901, Jan. 1. Maj. Gen. Sir Edwin Heney Haytee Collen, military member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1901, Jan. 1. His Highness Maharao Eaja Sir Eaghubie Singh Bahadur, of Bundi. 1901, July 24. Maj. Gen. Sir Alfeed Gaselee. 1901, Nov. 9. Gen. Sir Aethue Power Palmee, commander-in- chief in India. 1901, Nov. 9. His Highness Maharao Sir Kaishri Singh Bahadur, of Sirohi, in Eajputana. 1902, June 26. His Highness Agha Sultan Sir Muhammad Shah Agha Khan, of Bombay. 404 INDIAN EMPIRE 1902, June 26. Sir Henry Wateefield, secretary in the Financial Department of tlie India Office. 1903, Jan. 1. His Highness Sri Padmanabha Dasa Vanji Sir Bala Eama Varma Kulashekhara Kiritapati Mani Sultan Maharaja Raja Eama Raja, Bahadur Shamsher Jang, of Travancore (on the occasion of the Durbar). 1903, Jan. 1. His Highness Farzand-i-Arjumand Akidat-Paiwand Daulat-i-Inglishia Barar Bans Sarmur Raja-i-Rajagan Raja Sir Hira Singh Malwandar Bahadur, of Nabha (on same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Sir John Woodbuen, would have been appointed G. C.S.I, on the same occasion in recognition of his long and distinguished services in India, but he died at Calcutta 1902, Nov. 21, being then lieut. gov. of Bengal. 1903, Nov. 15. H.H. Saitid Faisal bin Tueki, Sultan of Muskat. 1903, Dec. 12. Chaeles Wallace Alexandee Napiee (Cocheane- Baillie), 2nd lord Lamington [governor of Bombay]. 1904, June 24. H.H. Nawab Sultan Jahan, Begum of Bhopal. K. C. I. E 405 KNIGHTS COMMANDEES OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE. (From, the date of the second enlargement of the Order.) 1887, June 30. His Highness the Thakore Sahib of Morvi. 1887, June 30. Sir Jaswant Singhji, Thakur Sahib of Limri. 1887, Aug. 17. William Gerald Seymour Yesbt Fitzgerald, political aide-de-camp to the Secretary of State for India. 1888, Jan. 1. Sir Charles Arthur Turner, late chief justice of the Madras High Court. 1888, Jan. 1. Nawab Bushir-ud-Dowlah Amir-i-Akbar Asman Jah Bahadur. 1888, Jan. 1. Nawab Shams-ul-Amara Amir-i-Kabir Khushed Jah Bahadur, member of the Hyderabad Council of State. 1888, Jan. 1. Edwin Arnold. 1888, Jan. 1. Maharajah Radha Prosad Sing of Dumraon. 1888, Jaai. 1. Vinakerala Yarma, Elaya Raja of Cochin. 1888, Mar. 20. Arthur Nicolson, Her Majesty's charge d'affaires at Teheran. 1888, May 24. Raymond West, Bombay Civil Service, member of the Council jf the governor of Bombay. 1888, May 24. Nawab Nawazish Ali Khan. 1888, May 24. Guilford Lindsay Molesworth, consulting engineer to the Government of India for State Railways. 1888, May 24. Frederick Russell Hogg, Bengal Civil Service, direc. gen. of the Post Office of India. 406 INDIAN EMPIRE 1888, May 24. Sirdar Naoroz Khan of Kharan. 1888, May 24. Surg. Gen. William James Moobe, surg. gen. with the Government of Bombay and honorary surgeon to the viceroy of India. 1888, May 24. Nawab Imam Baksh Khan. 1888, May 24. Sirdar Atae. Sing of Bhadour. 1888, May 24. Raja VELtiGOTi-SRi-KRisHNA Tachendea, of Ven- katagiri (Raja Velugoti Sri Raja Gopala Tachendralavaru, of Venkatagiri) . 1888, June 28. Maharaja Haeendba Kishoe Singh, Bahadoor of Bettia. 1888, June 28. Sir Geegoey Chaeles Paul. 1888, June 28. Maharaja Naeendea Keisna Deb Bahadoor. 1889, Jan. 1. Rt. Hon. Henrt Moetimee Durand, Bengal Civil Service, secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign Department. 1889, Jan. 1. Maharaja Keishna Paetab Sahi, Bahadur, of Hatwa. 1889, Jan. 1. Sir Arthur Geoegb Macpherson, secretary in the Judicial and Public Department of the India Office. 1889, Jan. 1. William Markbt, D.C.L., University reader of Indian law at Oxford, late judge of the High Court at Calcutta. 1889, Jan. 1. Henet Stuart Cunningham, late judge of the High Court at Calcutta. 1889, May 25. Maharana Sri Wakhtsinghji, Raja of Lunawara. 1889, May 25. John Ware Edgar, Bengal Civil Service, chief secretary to the Government of Bengal. 1890, Jan. 1. Sir Roper Lethbridge, late press commissioner in India. 1890, Jan. 1. Sir George Stewaet White, V.C. 1890, May 21. James Bellett Richet, Bombay Civil Service. K. C. I. E. 407 1891, Jan. 1. His Highness Paebhu Naeatan Singh, Maharaja Bahadur of Benares. 1891, May 30. Charles Beadley Peitchaed, Bombay Civil Service, member of the Council of the governor of Bombay. 1892, Jan. 1. His Excellency Ali Ktjli, Khan Mukhbar-ud-Dowla, of Persia. (Honorary.) 1892, May 25. Tieavaeur Muthusvpami Aiyae, one of the Puisne Judges, High Court of Judicature, Madras. 1892, May 25. Griffith Htjmpheey Pttgh Evans, barrister-at-law, additional member of the Council of the Viceroy of India for making Laws and Regulations. 1892, May 25. Hon. Edwaed Charles Kayll Ollivant, Bombay Civil Service, Political Agent and Collector of Stamp Revenue, Kathiawar. 1892, May 25. Sir Chaeles Pontifex, late legal adviser and solicitor to the secretary of state for India. 1892, May 25. Sir Heney Hoyle Hovs^orth, M.P. 1892, Aug. 15. Sir Henry Seymottr King. 1893, Jan. 2. His Highness Sher Mahomed Khanji Joravfar Khanji Lohani, Dewan of Pahlanpur. 1893, Jan. 2. Mir Jam Ali Khan, Jam of Las Bela. 1893, Jan. 2. Maj. Gen. Edwin Heney Haytee Collen, Indian Staff Corps, Secretary to the Government of India in the Military department. 1893, Jan. 2. Raja Amie Hassan, Muhammad Bahadur, of Mahmoodabad. 1893, Jan. 2. Lieut. Col. William Beeeeton Hudson, commandant of the Behar Light Horse. 1893, June 3. Lieut. Gen. Thomas Edwaed Gordon, Indian Staff Corps. 1893, June 3. Lieut. Gen. Edward Charles Sparshott Williams, R.E. 408 INDIAN EMPIRE 1893, June 3. Sardar Asad Khan, of Sarawan. 1893, June 3. John Lambert, commissioner of police, Calcutta. 1893, Aug. 31. (Honorary) Monsieur Leon Emilb Clement Thomas, gouverneur des establishments frangais dans L'Inde. 1894, Jan. 1. His Highness the Maharao Raja of Bundi. 1894, Jan. 1. His Highness the Maharaja of Karauli. 1894, Jan. 1. His Highness the Maharaja of Orchha. 1894, Jan. 1. Prince Jehan Kadee Mikza Bahadue, of Oudh. 1894, Jan. 1. Col. John Chaeles Aedagh, private secretary to His Excellency the viceroy. 1894, Jan. 1. Col. lord "William Leslie de la Poee Beeesfoed, V.C, military secretary to His Excellency the viceroy. 1894, Jan. 1. James Ltle Mackat. 1895, Jan. 1. Raja Sudhal Deo of Bamra. 1895, Jan. 1. Col. Henet Eavenshaw Thuilliee, R.E., surveyor general of India. 1895, Jan. 1. Nawab Sidi Ahmad Khan Sidi Ibrahim Khan of Janjira. 1895, Jan. 1. Raja Sri Rao Yencatesveta Chalapati [Yentaka Svetachalapati] Ranga Rao Bahadur of Bobbili. 1895, May 25. William Robeet Beooke, late direc. gen. of tele- graphs in India. 1895, May 25. H.H. Maharaja Paetab Naeatan Singh of Ajudhya. 1895, May 25. Maharaja Raveneshwae Peasad Singh Bahadue, of Gridhaur. 1895, May 25. Sirdar Krishna Rao Bapu Saheb Jadu. 1895, Aug. 12. Lieut. Col. Adelbeet Cecil Talbot, Indian Staff Corps. K. C I. E. 409 1896, Jan. 1. Kawab Secundar Jung Ikbal-ud-Dowlali, Iktadar-ul- Mnlk, Vikar-ul-Umara, Bahadur, prime minister to His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad. 1896, Jan. 1. (Extra) Maj. Gen. Thomas Dennehy, Bengal Army (retired) . 1897, Jan. 1. His Highness Maharaja Sawai Ranjoe Singh, Bahadur of Ajaigarh. 1897, June 22. Henry William Bliss. 1897, June 22. Nawab Amir-ud-din Ahmad Khan, Bahadur, chief of Loharu. 1897, June 22. Col. William Sinclair Smith Bisset, Royal Engineers, secretary to the Government of India in the Public Works Department. 1897, June 22. Maj. Gen. Edward Stedman, Indian Staff Corps. 1897, June 22. John Jardine, Indian Civil Service (retired). 18^7, June 22. R. Adm. John Hext, Royal Navy (retired), director of the Royal Indian Marine. 1897, June 22. Mancherjee Merwanjee Bhownaggree. 1897, June 22. Col. Thomas Hungerford Holdich, Royal Engineers. 1897, June 22. James MacNabb Campbell, Indian Civil Service. 1897, June 22. Munawwar Ali Muhammad, Ehan Bahadur, prince of Arcot. 1897, June 22. George William Allen. 1897, June 22. Nawab Bahadur Khwaja Ahsan-ulla, of Dacca. 1898, Jan. 1. Hon. Baba, Khem Singh Bedi, of Kallar. 1898, Jan. 1. Brig. Surg. Lieut. Col. George King. 1898, Jan. 1. Arthur Wilson, legal adviser and solicitor, Indian Office. 1898, Jan. 11. Hon. Sir Francis William Maclean, knt., Q.C., chief justice of the High Court of Justice, Calcutta. 410 INDIAN EMPIRE 1898, May 21. His Highness Aga Sultan Muhammad Shah Aga Khan. 1898, May 21. Col. Egbert Warburton, Indian Staff Corps. 1898, Dec. 31. Andrew Wingate, Indian Civil Service. 1898, Dec. 31. H.H. Kunwar Harnam Singh, Ahluwalia of Kapurthala. 1898, Dec. 31. Maj. Gen. Gerald de Courcy Morton. 1898, Dec. 31. Maj. Gen. George Corrie Bird, Indian Staff Corps. 1900, Jan. 1. Edward Spence Stmes, Indian Civil Service, chief secretary to the Government of Burma. 1900, Jan. 1. S. Subramaniya Aiyar, Dewan Bahadur, puisne judge of the High Court of Judicature at Fort St. George. 1900, May 23. Sahib-Zada Muhammad Obeidullah Khan, minister of Tonk, in Rajputana. 1901, Jan. 1. Alexander Frederick Douglas Cunningham, Indian Civil Service. 1901, Jan. 1. Henry Evan Murchison James, Indian Civil Service. 1901, Jan. 1. (Honorary) His Excellency Col. Eduardo Augusto EoDRiGUES Galhardo, gov. gen. of Portuguese India. 1901, July 24. Maj. His Highness Maharaja Raj Eajeshwar Siromani, Sri Gunga Singh, Bahadur of Bikanir. 1901, Nov. 9. Nawab Shahbaz Khan, Bugti of Baluchistan. 1901, Nov. 9. James George Scott, deputy commissioner in Burma. 1901, Nov. 9. Raja Jang Bahadur Khan of Nanpara, in the Bahraich District of Oudh. 1902, June 26. (Honorary) His Excellency Mukhtsar-ed-Dowleh Husein Kuli Khan Mukhber-ul-Mulk, Persian minister of telegraphs. K. C. I. E. 411 1902, June 26. His Highness Maharaja-Dhiraj Sipahdar-ul-Mulk Mulkhan Singh Bahadur, of Charkhari, in Bundelkhand. 1902, June 26. Maharaja Rameshwar Singh Bahadur, of Darb- hanga. 1902, June 26. Thomas Higham, secretary to the Government of India in the Public Works Department, Irrigation, etc., branch. 1902, June 26. Col. Samuel Swinton Jacob, Indian Staff Corps. 1902, Sept. 23. William Hutt Cuezon Wylie. 1903, Jan. 1. Sir Lawrence Hugh Jenkins, chief justice of the High Court of Judicature at Bombay (on the occasion of the Durbar). 1903, Jan. 1. Herbert Thirkbll White, Indian Civil Service, chief judge of the Chief Court of Lower Burma (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Charles Lewis Tupper, Indian Civil Service, financial commissioner of the Punjab and a member of the Council of the lieut. gov. of the Punjab for making Laws and Regulations (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Surg. Gen. Benjamin Franklin, Indian Medical Service, hon. physician to the King, direc. gen. Indian Medical Service, and sanitary commissioner with the Government of India (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Frederick Augustus Nicholson, Indian Civil Service, first member of the Board of Revenue, Madras, and an additional member of the Council of the governor of Fort St. George for making Laws and Regulations (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Arthur Upton Fanshawb, Indian Civil Service, direc. gen. of the Post Office of India (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Walter Roper Lawrence, Indian Civil Service (retired), private secretary to His Excellency the Viceroy of India (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. John Eliot, meteorological reporter to the Govern- ment of India and direc. gen. of Indian Observatories (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Raja Dhiraj Nahar Singh, of Shahpura, in Raj- putana (same occasion). 412 INDIAN EMPIRE 1903, Jan. 1. Gangadhar E.ao Ganesh, alias Bala Sahib Patwae- Dhan, cliief of Miraj (senior branch) in the Southern Mahratta Country (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Sardar Ghaus Bakhsh, Raisani, the premier chief of the Sarawans, Baluchistan (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Maharaja Harballabh Naratan Singh Bahadur of Sonbursa, Bengal (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Maharaja Peshkar Kishn Parshad, minister to His Highness the Nizam, of Hyderabad (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Purna Narasingharao Krishna Mukti, Dewan of Mysore (same occasion). 1903, Jan. 1. Maharaja Godb Naratana GajApati Rao, of Vizaga- patam (same occasion). 1903, Nov. 15. (Honorary) H.H. Saitid Faisal bin Ttjrki, sultan of Muskat. 1904, Jan. 1. Maj. Gen. Sir Edmond Roche Elles, Royal Artillery, an ordinary member of the Council of the gov. gen. of India. 1904, Jan. 1. Sardar Sultan Jan Saddozai, lately extra assistant commissioner, headquarters, Kohat. 1904, Mar. 25. Sir Henry Thoby Prinsep, knt., judge of the High Court, Calcutta. 1904, June 24. Phirozshah Merwanji Mehta, additional member of the Council of the governor of Bombay for making Laws and Regulations. 1904, June 24. Col. Buchanan Scott, R.E., mint master, Calcutta. 1904, June 24. Col. John Walker Ottley, R.E., president of the Royal Indian Engineering College, Cooper's Hill. 1904, June 24. Raja Jaswant Singh, Bahadur of Sailana, Central India. c- c- ^be IRo^al IDictodan ©tbet. Royal Victorian Chain. A Personal Decoration created by King Edward VII., and given by His Majesty to Sovereigns, Princes, and other Royal Personages, as also to a few eminent Britisb Subjects. It does not form part of tbe Royal Victorian Order. Alphabetical List of those to whom, His Majesty has given the Royal Victorian Chain. 1902, Aug. 10. Argyll, duke of, K.T., G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O. 1904, Aug. 16. Austria, His Imperial Majesty the emperor of, king of Hungary, E.G. 1902, Aug. 9. CoNNATJGHT, Field Marsh. His Royal Highness the duke of, E.G., K.T., KP., G.C.B., G.C.S.I., G.C.M.G., G.C.I.E., G.C.V.O. 1903, Jan. 1. Ctjrzon of Ejidleston, His Excellency lord (Viceroy of India), G.M.S.I., G.M.I.E. 1904, Apr. 8. Denmark, His Majesty the king of, E.G., G.C.B. 1902, Aug. 9. Denmark, His Royal Highness the crown prince of, E.G., G.C.B., G.C.V.O. 1902, Aug. 9. Denmark, His Royal Highness prince Christian Frederick Charles George Waldemar Axel of, G.C.B. , G.C.V.O. 1902, Aug. 11. Fife, duke of, E.T., G.C.V.O. 1902, Nov. 9. German Emperor AND EiNG OF Prussia, His Imperial Majesty the, E.G., G.C.V.O. 1902, Aug. 10. Hesse, His Royal Highness the grand duke of, E.G., G.C.B. 27 4i6 ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER 1903, Nov. 18. Italy, His Majesty the king of, K.G. 1902, Nov. 19. Portugal, His Majesty the king of, K.G. 1904, June. Prussia, His Imperial and Royal Highness the crown prince of. 1902, Aug. 9. Prussia, His Royal Highness prince Henry of, K.G., G.C.B. 1904, Aug. 25. Russia, His Imperial Majesty the emperor of, K.G. 1902, Aug. 10. ScHLESwiG-HoLSTBiN, General His Royal Highness prince Christian of, K.G., G.C.V.O. 1902, Aug. 9. Sparta, His Royal Highness the duke of, G.C.B. 1902, Aug. 9. Wales, V. Adm. His Royal Highness the prince of, K.G., K.T., K.P., G.C.M.G., G.C.Y.O. The Royal Victorian Order. Sovereigns : QUEEN VICTORIA. KING EDWARD VII. Knights Grand Cross. 1896, May 6. F. Marsh. H.R.H. Albert Edward, prince of Wales. 1896, May 6. Gen. H.R.H. Arthur William Patrick Albert, duke of Connaught and of Strathearn. 1896, May 26. William John Arthur Charles James (Cavbndish- IBentinck), 6th duke of Portland, master of the Horse. 1896, May 25. Sidney (Herbert), 31st earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, lord steward of the Household. 1896, May 25. Rt. Hon. Charles John (CoLviLLE),lord, afterwards 1st viscount Colville, of Culross, chamberlain to H.R.H. the princess of Wales. Died 1903, July 1. 1896, May 25. Gen. Sir Dighton Macnaghten Probyn, comptroller and treasurer of the Household to H.R.H. the prince of Wales. 1896, July 7. William (Thompson), lord Kelvin. 1897, Jun 30. Capt. H.R.H. George Frederick Ernest Albert, duke of York, Royal Navy, afterwards prince of Wales. 1897, June 30. F. Marsh. H.R.H. George William Frederick Charles, duke of Cambridge. Died 1904, Mar. 17. 1897, June 30. H.H. prince Albert John Charles Frederick Alfred George, of Schleswig-Holstein. 1897, June 30. H.H. Francis, 1st duke of Teck. Died 1900, Jan. 20. 1897, June 30. Gen. Richard William Penn (Curzon-Howe), 4th earl Howe. Died 1900, Sept. 25. 4i8 ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER 1897, June 30. William Henrt (Edgcumbe), 4th earl of Mount Edgcumbe, formerly lord cliamberlain and lord steward to queen Victoria. 1898, Sept. 8. H.S.H. Emich Edward Chaeles, hereditary prince of Leiningen. 1898, Dec. 8. Maj. H.H. prince Christian Victor Albert Lotris Ernest Anthony, of ScUeswig-Holstein, King's Eoyal Eifle Corps. Died 1900, Oct. 29. 1899, May 24. H.R.H. Alfred Ernest Albert, reigning duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (duke of Edinburgh). Died 1900, July 30. 1899, May 24. H.R.H. prince Arthur Frederick Patrick Albert, of Connaught and Strathearn. 1900, May 7. Lieut. Gen. Sir George Stewart White, on his return from active service in South Africa. 1900, Sept. 19. John Adrian Louis (Hope), 7th earl of Hopetoun, Afterwards marquess of Linlithgow, governor general of Australia, late lord chamberlain to queen Victoria. 1901, Jan. 22. Gen. H.R.H. prince Frederick Christian Charles Augustus, of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg, one of the personal aides-de-camp to queen Victoria. 1901, Jan. 27. H.S.H. Adolphus Charles Alexander Albert Edward George Philip Louis Ladislaus, 2nd duke of Teck, capt. 1st Life Guards. 1901, Feb. 1. V. Adm. Sir John Reginald Thomas Fullerton, groom in waiting to king Edward VII. 1901, Feb. 2. Capt. H.S.H. prince Louis (Ludwig Alexander) of Battenberg. 1901, Feb. 2. John Douglas Sutherland (Campbell), 9th duke of Argyll, governor and constable of Windsor Castle. 1901, Feb. 2. Alexander William George (Duff), duke of Fife. 1901, Feb. 2. Col. lord Edward William Pelham-Clinton, late master of queen Victoria's Household, groom in waiting to king Edward VII. G. C. V, O. 419 1901, Feb. 2. Maj. Gen. Sir John Caestaies McNeill, V.C, senior equerry to queen Victoria, extra equerry to king Edward VII. Died 1904, May 25. 1901, Feb. 2. Sir Francis Knollys, afterwards lord KnoUys, private secretary to the King. 1901, Feb. 2. Lieut. Col. the Rt. Hon. Sir Fleetwood Isham Edwaeds, extra equerry to the King, keeper of the Privy Purse to queen Victoria. 1901, Feb. 2. Lieut. Col. Sir Arthur John Biggb, on his retirement as private secretary to queen Victoria. 1901, Feb. 2. Sir James Eeid, bart., M.D., on his retirement as resident physician to queen Victoria. 1901, Mar. 8. F. Marsh. H.H. prince Edward (William Augustus Edward), of Saxe-Weimar. Died 1902, Nov. 16. 1901, Mar. 8. Rt. Hon. Charles (Harbord), 5th lord Suffield, lord in waiting to the King. 1901, Mar. 8. Adm. Sir Michael Gulme-Seymour, bart., first and principal aide-de-camp to queen Victoria. 1901, Mar. 8. Sir Frederick Augustus Abel, bart., secretary of the Imperial Institute. Died 1902, Sept. 6. 1901, Mar. 8. Adm. Sir Charles Frederick Hotham, commander- in-chief at Portsmouth 1902, May 2. Arthur Chaeles (Wellbsley), 4th duke of Wellington, Col. late Grenadier Guards. 1902, July 22. Robert Aethur Talbot (Cecil), 8th marquess of Salisbury, in recognition of his long, faithful and valuable services to the Crown and the Empire. Died 1902, Aug. 22. Henry (Fitzalan-Howard), 15th duke of Norfolk, earl marshal of England. 1902, Aug. 22. Nathan Meyer (Rothschild), lord Rothschild. 1902, Aug. 22. Henry (James), lord James of Hereford, on the occasion of the Coronation and of his retirement from the office of chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. 1902, Aug. 22. Sir Francis Henry Laking, bart., M.D., physician in ordinary to the King. 420 ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER 1902, Aug. 22. Maj. Gen. Sir Henry Petee Ew art, crown equerry. 1902, Aug. 22. Sir Arthur Edward Augustus Ellis, extra equerry to the King, and comptroller in tlie Lord Chamberlain's Department. 1902, Aug. 22. Maj. Gen. Sir Stanley de Astel Calvert Clarke, equerry to the King. 1902, Nov. 9. Victor Albert Francis Charles (Spencer), 1st viscount Churchill, lord in waiting to the King. 1902, Nov. 9. Gen. Frederick Augustus (Thesiger), 2nd lord Chelmsford, gold stick in waiting at the Coronation of Edward VII., Col. 2nd Life Guards. 1902, Nov. 9. Horace Brand Townsend (Farquhar), 1st lord Farquhar, master of the Household. 1902, Nov. 9. Col. Sir Edward Eidley Colborne Bradford, hart., commissioner of the Metropolitan Police. 1902, Nov. 9. Col. Sir Robert Nigel Fitz-Hardinge Kingscote, extra equerry to the King, paymaster of the Household. 1902, Nov. 9. Adm. Sir Henry Frederick Stephenson, extra equerry to the King. 1902, Nov. 9. Maj. Gen. Sir Henry Trotter, commanding Home District. 1903, Mar. 31. H.H. the Maharaja of Gwalior, on the occasion of the Coronation of Edward VII. Invested hy the duke of Connaught in India, Jan., 1903. 1903, Mar. 31. H.H. the Maharaja of Jaipur (same occasion). Invested ut swpra. 1903, Mar. 31. H.H. the Maharaja of Kolhapur (same occasion). Invested ut supra. 1903, Apr. 21. Gen. Sir Charles Mansfield Clarke, hart., governor and commander-in-chief of Malta (during His Majesty's visit to Malta). 1903, Apr. 21. Adm. Sir Comptox Edward Domvile, commanding- in-chief in the Mediterranean (same occasion). G. C. V. O. 421 1903, Apr. 27. The Rt. Hon. Sir Francis Leveson Bertie, ambassa- dor extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Rome (during His Majesty's visit to Italy). 1903, May 4. The Rt. Hon. Sir Edmund John Monson, ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary in Paris (during King Edward VII. 's visit to Paris). 1903, June 30. Sir Albert William "Woods, garter principal ting of Arms. For services in connexion with the preparation of warrajits, etc., of the Royal Victorian Order. Died 1904, Jan. 7. 1903, Aug. 11. Charles Stewart (Vane-Tempest-Stewart), 6th marquess of Londonderry, president of the Board of Education (on the occasion of king Edward VII. 's visit to Ireland). 1903, Aug. 11. "William Humble (Ward), 3rd earl of Dudley, lord lieutenant of Ireland (same occasion). 1903, Oct. 9. Rt. Hon. Sir Francis Richard Plunkett, ambassador and minister plenipotentiary at Vienna (on the occasion of king Edward VII. 's visit to Austria). 1903, Nov. 9. Richard George Penn (Curzon-Howe), 5th earl Howe, lord chamberlain to Her Majesty Queen Alexandra. 1904, Jan. 23. The most Reverend and Rt. Hon. Randall Thomas Davidson, D.D., archbishop of Canterbury. 1904, Feb. 10. H.R.H. prince Alexander Augustus Frederick William Alfred George, of Teck (on his marriage with princess Alice of Albany). 1904, July 1. Rt. Hon. Sir Frank Cavendish Lascelles, His Majesty's ambassador, Berlin (on the occasion of Edward VII.'s visit to Kiel). 1904, Nov. 9. Charles Henry (Gordon-Lennox), 12th duke of Richmond and Gordon, A.D.C., col. 3rd Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment. 1904, Nov. 21. Sir Martin Le Marchant Hadsley Gosselin, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Portugal (on the occasion of the visit of the king and queen of Portugal to England). KNIGHTS GEAND CROSS (HONORARY). 1896, May 8. Monsieur Arsene Henry, prefet des Alpes Maritimes (on the occasion of the Queen's visit to Cimiez, Nice). 1896, June 30. Count Hilarion Voeontsov Dashkov, minister of the Imperial [Russian] Court, adj. gen. and gen. of Cavalry. On the occasion of the emperor of Russia's Coronation. 1896, June 30. Gen. Otto db Richtee, commandant of the Imperial [Russian] Headquarters, gen. adj. and gen. of Infantry (same occasion). 1896, June 30. Count Constantine Pahlen, secretary of state and actual privy counsellor and arch grand marshal [of Russia] (same occasion). 1896, June 30. Prince Alexis Dolgoroukt, grand master of the ceremonies [Russia] (same occasion). 1896, June 30. Maj. Gen. Prince Dmitri Galitzin (Caucasian Cossacks of the line), on the staff of H.I.M. the emperor of Russia (same occasion). 1896, July 21. Count Joachim Moltke, comptroller and treasurer of the household of their Royal Highnesses the crown prince and crown princess of Denmark, and chamberlain to the king of Denmark. On the occasion of the wedding of H.R.H. prince Charles, son of the crown prince of Denmark with princess Maud. 1896, Aug. 5. His Excellency Li Hung Chang, special envoy from China (on the occasion of the emperor of China's mission). 1896, Oct. 31. Maj. Gen. Count Paul Benckendorf, master of the household of H.I.H. the emperor of Russia (on the occasion of the emperor of Russia's visit to queen Victoria). 1897, Mar. 6. His Excellency Count Gotz Burkhard Seckendorff, comptroller of the household of the empress Frederick. 1897, Mar. 26. H.H. Nicholas I., prince and Hospodar of Montenegro. G.C.V.O. (HONORARY) 423 1897, Mar. 28. Lieut. Gen. Edwaed von Mtjllee, inspec. gen. of Eifles, Berlin, in attendance on the duke of Connaught (on His Royal Highness's visit to Berlin). 1897, Apr. 26. H.S.H. prince Francis Joseph of Battenberg. 1897, June 30. Count Arthur August von Mensdorff-Pouillt. Died 1904, Apr. 23. 1897, July 28. H.M. Alfonso XIII., king of Spain. 1898, Aug. 26. Gen. Francois de Negrier, membre du Conseil Superieur de la Guerre ; inspecteur d'Armee (on tbe occasion of the attendance of the duke of Connaught at the French Manoeuvres). 1899, Sept. 29. H.R.H. prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia. 1899, Nov. 21. H.I.M. Frederick William Victor Albert, the emperor William II. of Germany, king of Prussia. 1899, Nov. 23. Count Bernard von Bulow, foreign secretary of the German Empire, in attendance on the German emperor (on the occasion of the German emperor's visit to queen Victoria) . 1899, Nov. 23. Count August zu Eulenberg, grand marshal of the Court of the German emperor, in attendance on the German emperor (same occasion). 1899, Nov. 23. Gen. Hans von Plessen, gen. of Infantry ; aide-de- camp gen. of the emperor of Germany and commandant of the Headquarters StafE, in attendance on the German emperor (same occasion). 1899, Nov. 23. Adm. Baron Gustav von Senden-Bibran, adm. a la suite of the German emperor and chief of the Marine Cabinet, in attendance on the German emperor (same occasion). 1900, Mar. 31. Gustavus Ernest, count of Erbach-Schonberg, col. a la suite of the Grand Ducal Hessian Army. 1900, Mar. 31. Freiherr August von Woellwarth-Lauterburg, chamberlain and grand marshal of the Court of the king of Wurtemberg, col. a la suite of the Army. 424 ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER 1900, June 28. H.H. prince Abbas Pacha, khedive of Egypt (on the occasion of His Higliness's visit to the queen, at Windsor). 1900, July 16. H.S.H. prince Henry XXX., of Reuss. 1900, Dec. 20. His Excellency Gen. Gustav Cabl Heineich Ferdinand Emil von Arnim, a la suite of the Guard, Jager Battalion. 1901, Jan. 18. His Excellency Lieut. Gen. Gustav von Kessel, aide-de-camp gen. of the German emperor (on the occasion of the duke of Gonnaught's visit to Berlin for the bicentenary of the foundation of the kingdom of Prussia). 1901, Jan. 27. H.R.H. Leopold Charles Edward George Albert, duke of Saxe-Cohurg and Gotha and duke of Albany. 1901, Feb. 1. Count Paul Wolff Metternich, the German emperor's ambassador to the Court of St. James's. 1901, Feb. 2. H.R.H. prince Charles (Christian Frederick Charles George Yaldemar Axel), of Denmark. 1901, Mar. 8. H.M. George I. (Christian William Ferdinand Adolphe Georgei, king of the Hellenes. 1901, Mar. 8. H.R.H. Frederick (Christian Frederick William Charles), crown prince of Denmark. 1901, Mar. 8. His Excellency Hugo freiherr von Reischach, marshal of the Court of the empress Frederick of Germany. 1901, Mar. 8. His Excellency the Count of Ficalho, in attendance on the king of Portugal on the occasion of said king attend- ing the funeral of queen Victoria. Died 1903, Apr. 19. 1901, July 9. H.I.H. Grand Duke Michael Michaelowitch of Russia (on the occasion of his visit to England). 1901, Aug. 16. H.R.H. prince Nicolas of Greece (on the occasion of his visit to England). 1901, Oct. 11. H.R.H. prince Christian (Christian Charles Frederick Albert Alexander William) of Denmark. G. C.V.O. (HONORARY) 425 1901, Oct. 11. H.E.H. prince Harold Chkistian Frederic of Denmark. 1901, Oct. 11. H.H. prince John of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg- Gliicksburg. 1901, Oct. 11. Count Albert Victor Julius Joseph Michael von Mensdoref-Pouilly-Diethichstein, first secretary of the Austro-Hungarian Embassy in London. 1901, Oct. 11. Gen. von Lindequist, commanding 18th Army Corps at Frankfort-on-Maine, aide-de-camp to the German emperor. 1901, Oct. 11. Count VON Wedel, master of the horse to the German emperor. 1901, Oct. 11. His Excellency Monsieur Oscar Siegfrid Christian O'Neill Oxholm, marshal of the Court to the king of Denmark (on the occasion of Edward VII. 's visit to Copenhagen). 1901, Oct. 11. His Excellency Monsieur Ludwig Castenskiold, chamberlain and geheim-konferentsraad to the king of Denmark (same occasion). 1902, May 2. H.R.H. Maha Vajiravudh, crown prince of Siam. 1902, June 6. Lieut. Gen. H.S.H. prince Louis Esterhazt, capt. of the Hungarian Body Guard, Vienna, military attache to the Austro-Hungarian Embassy, London. 1902, June 6. Duke of Alba de Tormes, lord of the Bedchamber to Alfonso XIII. and a grandee of Spain (on the occasion of the duie of Connaught's visit to Madrid for the enthrone- ment of the king of Spain). 1902, June 6. Duke of Sotomayor, great chamberlain to the king of Spain (same occasion). 1902, Aug. 22. Prince Andrew of Greece (on the occasion of the coronation of king Edward VII.). 1902, Aug. 22. His Excellency Baron Georges de Staal (same occasion, or on his retirement from the post of ambassador from the Czar to the Court of St. James's). 426 ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER 1902, Dec. 30. His Excellency Marquis de Sovekal, envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary from Portugal (on the occasion of the king of Portugal's visit to Windsor Castle). 1903, Apr. 7. H.E.H. The Infante Alphonso, duke of Oporto (on the occasion of the visit of king Edward YII. to Portugal). 1903, Apr. 7. Senor Wencelau de Lima, minister for Foreign Affairs [of Portugal] (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 7. Count Taeouca, chamherlain to the king of Portugal ; attached to king Edward YII. (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 7. Count d'Aknoso, private secretary to the king of Portugal. 1903, Apr. 27. H.R.H. Prince Luigi Amedeo of Savoy, duke d'Ahruzzi (during king Edward VII. 's visit to Naples). 1903, Apr. 27. V. Adm. Giovanni Galeazzo Frigerio, commander- in-chief of the Italian Mediterranean Squadron, Naples (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 30. H.R.H. Vittorio Emantjele of Savoy, count of Turin (during His Majesty's visit to Rome). 1903, Apr. 30. H.R.H. Prince Tommaso of Savoy, duke of Genoa (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 30. His Excellency Signor Giuseppe Zanardelli, presi- dent of the Council, Italy (same occasion). Died 1903, Dec. 26. 1903, Apr. 30. V. Adm. Enrico Constantino Morin, minister for Foreign Affairs, Italy (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 30. His Excellency Gen. Emilio Ponzio Vaglia, lord steward to the king of Italy (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 30. His Excellency Count Cesaee Gianotti, master of the household to the king of Italy (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 30. His Excellency Gen. Ugo Brusati, first aide-de- camp to the king of Italy (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 30. His Excellency Gen. Ettore Pedotti, commanding 10th Army Corps, attached to king Edward VII. (same occasion). G. CV.O. (HONORARY) 427 1903, Apr. 30. His Excellency Signer Alberto Pansa, Italian ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary in London (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 30. Don Peospero Colonna (Principe di Sonnino), Syndic of Rome (same occasion). 1903, May 4. His Excellency Monsieur Emiie Combes, president of the Council, France (on the occasion of king Edward VII. 's visit to Paris). 1903, May 4. His Excellency Monsieur Theophile Delcasse, minister of Foreign Affairs, France. 1903, May 4. His Excellency Monsieur Paul Cambon, French Ambassador in London (same occasion). 1903, May 4. Monsieur Alphonse Deville, president of the Municipal Council of Paris (same occasion). 1903, May 4. Monsieur Justin de Selves, prefect of the Seine (same occasion). 1903, May 4. Monsieur Louis Lepine, prefect of Police (same occasion). 1903, May 4. Adm. FRANgois Ernest Fournier, attached to king Edward VII. (same occasion). 1903, May 4. Gen. Henri de la Croix, attached to king Edward VII. (same occasion). 1903, July 10. Monsieur Abel Combarieu, secretary general and chief of the household of M. Loubet, the president of the French Republic (in connexion with the visit to London of the said president of the French Republic). 1903, July 10. Gen. Emile Dubois, chief of the Military Household of the said president (same occasion). 1903, Oct. 9. H.I. & R.H. the archduke Ludvs^ig Victor, of Austro-Hungary (on the occasion of king Edward's visit to Austria). 1903, Oct. 9. H.I. & R.H. the archduke Leopold Salvator, of Austro-Hungary (same occasion). 1903, Oct. 9. H.I. & R.H. the archduke Franz Salvator, of Austro-Hungary (same occasion). 428 ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER 1903, Oct. 9. H.I. & R.H. the arcMuke R.^inee, of Austro- Hungary (same occasion). 1903, Oct. 9. His Excellency Agenor Maria Adam, count G-oluchowski von Golucliowo, minister of tke Imperial and Royal House and minister for Foreign Affairs, Austria (same occasion). 1903, Oct. 9. H.S.H. Field Marshal Ettdolf, prince von und zu Liechtenstein, first lord steward and acting master of the Horse to the emperor of Austria (same occasion). 1903, Oct. 9. Alfred Adam Wilhelm Johann Maria, prince von Montenuovo, second lord steward to the emperor of Austria (same occasion). 1903, Oct. 9. His Excellency Edvpaed Maria Nikolaus, count Paar, general of Cavalry, senior aide-de-camp to the emperor of Austria (same occasion). 1903, Oct. 9. His Excellency Anton, baron von Bechtolsheim, gen. of Cavalry, capt. of the Trabanten and Infantry Companies of the Life Guards, attached to king Edward VII. (same occasion). Died 1904, Jan. 25. 1903, Nov. 21. Signer Tommaso Tittoni, senator, secretary of state for Foreign Affairs, Italy (on the occasion of the visit of the king and queen of Italy to Windsor). 1903, Dec. 29. H.I.H. the grand duke Wxadimir Albxandrowitch, of Russia (on the occasion of the visit of the grand duke and duchess Wladimir Alexandrowitch to Windsor). 1904, Feb. 10. H.S.H. Alexis Charles Ernest Louis Ferdinand Eugene Bernhard, prince Bentheim and Steinfurt (on the occasion of the marriage of princess Alice of Albany with prince Alexander of Teck). 1904, Feb. 10. H.S.H. William Adolphus Maximilian Charles, hereditary prince of Wied (same occasion). 1904, Feb. 10. H. Excellency Hermann, baron von Bilfinger, gen. aide-de-camp to the king of Wiirtemberg (same occasion). 1904, Feb. 10. H. Excellency Eck, baron von Eeischach, lord chamberlain to the queen of Wiirtemberg (same occasion). G.C.V. O. (HONORARY) 429 1904, Mar. 23. V. Adm. Eudolph, count Montecuccoli, represent- ing tlie emperor of Austria (on the occasion of tlie funeral of the duke of Cambridge). 1904, Apr. 18. H.R.H. prince Oscar Ci-iaeles William, of Sweden, Norway, duke of West Gotland (on the occasion of Edward VII. 's visit to Copenhagen). 1904, Apr. 18. H.H. prince Albert Christian Adolphus Charles Eugene, of Schleswig - Holstein - Sonderburg - Glticksburg (same occasion). 1904, Apr. 18. Johan Henrik Deuntzer, president of the Council and member of Foreign Affairs [Denmark] (same occasion). 1904, Apr. 18. His Excellency Christian Frederick, count Danneskjold-Samsoe (same occasion). 1904, Apr. 18. H. Excellency Frants Ernst Bille, envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary from Denmark to England (same occasion). 1904, Apr. 18. Ferdinand Meldahl, chamberlain to the king of Denmark and vice-president of the Royal Academy of Arts, Copenhagen (same occasion). 1904, Apr. 18. Maj. Gen. Christian Henrik Arendrup, attached to king Edward VII. (same occasion). 1904, Apr. 21. Prince Franz Joseph von Aueesperg, privy coun- cillor and chamberlain to the emperor of Austria (on the occasion of the visit of the prince of Wales to Austria). 1904, Apr. 21. Lieut. Gen. Wenzel Freiherr Kotz von Dobez, privy councillor and chamberlain to the emperor of Austria (same occasion). 1904, Apr. 28. Constantin, freiherr von Neurath, lord chamber- lain to the king of Wiirtemberg (on the occasion of the visit of the prince of Wales to Wtirtemberg). 1904, May 13. His Excellency Baron Dr. Justizrath Axel Varn- BTJLER VON UND zu Hemmingen, councillor of state and chamberlain to the king of Wiirtemberg (on the occasion of his visit to England on a special mission to king Edward VII. from the king of Wiirtemberg). 430 ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER 1904, June 11. Maj. Gen. Anatol, count Bigot de Saint Quentin, chamberlain and privy councillor to the emperor of Austria, comptroller to H.I. and R.H. archdulte Erederick of Austria (on the occasion of said archduke's visit to England). 1904, July 1. H.R.H. prince William Eitel Eredeeick Chkistian Charles of Prussia (on the occasion of king Edward YII.'s visit to Kiel). 1904, July 1. H.R.H. prince Augustus "William Henry Gunthee Victor of Prussia (same occasion). 1904, July 1. H.R.H. prince Oscar Charles Gustavus Adolphus of Prussia (same occasion). 1904, July 1. H.R.H. prince Joachim Francis Humbert of Prussia (same occasion). 1904, July 1. Adm. Hans Louis Raymond von Koester, com- mander-in-chief and inspec. gen. of the Imperial German Navy (same occasion). 1904, July 1. Adm. Alfred von Tirpitz, minister of Marine (same occasion). 1904, July 1. Lieut. Gen. Frederick William Charles von Bock UND PoLACH, commanding 9th Army Corps (same occasion). 1904, July 1. V. Adm. Charles John George von Eiseiojecher, Imperial German Navy (same occasion). 1904, July 1. V. Adm. baron Albert von Seckendorff, master of the Household to prince Henry of Prussia (same occasion). 1904, July 1. Oswald Samuel Constantine, baron von Richthofen, minister of Foreign Affairs [Germany] (same occasion). 1904, July 1. V. Adm. William Gottlieb Charles Buchsel, chief of the staff of the Imperial German Navy (same occasion). 1904, Sept. 6. H.R.H. Ferdinand Maximilien Charles Leopold Marie, prince of Bulgaria, prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. 1904, Sept. 6. H.S.H. Charles John Nepomucene Ferdinand, prince Trautmansdorffi-Weinsberg. 1904, Sept. 6. His Excellency Tassilo, count Festetics de Tolna. G.C.V. O. (HONORARY) 431 1904, Sept. 6. His Excellency Chaelbs, count Coudenhove, governor of Bohemia. 1904, Sept. 6. His Excellency Eric Louis Frederick Christian, count Kielmansegg, governor of Lower Austria. 1904, Nov. 21. H.E.H. Manuel Marie Philippe Charles Amelio Louis Michel Raphael Gabriel Gonzaque Xavier Francois d'Assise Eugene, due de Beja (on the occasion of the visit of the king and queen of Portugal to England). 1904, Nov. 21. Antonio Eduardo Villaca, minister for Foreign Affairs, Portugal (same occasion). 1904, Nov. 21. Don Jose Maria Goncalves Zarco da Camara, comte da Ribeira Grande, lord chamberlain to the queen of Portugal. 1904, Nov. 21. R. Adm. Hermengildo de Beito Capello, Royal Portuguese Navy, aide-de-camp to the king of Portugal. 28 KNIGHTS COMMANDERS. 1896, May 25. Col. the Hon. William James Colville, master of the Ceremonies. Died 1903, Oct. 16. 1896, Sept. 16. Sir Theodoee Martin. 1897, Jan. 30. Gen. Henry Lynedoch Gardiner, col. commandant Royal Horse Artillery, groom in waiting and extra equerry to the Queen. 1897, June 30. Capt. H.S.H. prince Adolphus of Teck, Ist Life Guards. 1897, June 30. Lieut. Gen. Dudley Charles (Fitz Gerald-de-Ros), 24th lord de Ros, late lord in waiting to queen Victoria. 1897, June 30. Maj. Gen. Paul Sanford (Methuen), 3rd lord Methuen, commanding the Home District at the " Diamond Jubilee." 1897, June 30. John Emerich Acton (Dalberg-Acton), 1st lord Acton, late lord in waiting to queen Victoria. Died 1902, June 19. 1897, June 30. Montagu William (Lowry-Corry), lord Rowton. Died 1903, Nov. 9. 1897, June 30. Col. the Hon. Henry William John (Byng), afterwards 4th earl of Strafford, equerry to the Queen. Died 1899, May 16. 1897, June 30. Mag. Gen. Sir Henry Peter Ewart, crown equerry. 1897, June 30. Maj. Gen. Arthur Edward Augustus Ellis, equerry to the prince of Wales. 1897, June 30. Maj. Gen. Stanley de Astel Calvert Clarke, equerry to the prince of Wales. 1897, Aug. 24. LuiTBERT Alexander George Lionel Alphonse, Freiherr von Pawel-Rammingen. K. C. V. O. 433 1898, Sept. 27. Sir William McCoemack, bart., surgeon in ordinary to the prince of Wales, president of the Royal College of Surgeons, in recognition of services in connection with the recent accident to the prince of Wales. 1898, Sept. 27. Sir Francis Heney Laking, M.D., surgeon apothecary to the prince of Wales (same occasion). 1898, Dec. 8. Capt. H.S.H. prince Francis Joseph Leopold Frederick of Teck, Ist Royal Dragoons. 1898, Dec. 8. Sec. Lieut. H.S.H. prince Alexander Augustus Frederick William Alfred George of Teck, 7th (Queen's Own) Hussars. 1899, May 9. R. Adm. John Reginald Thomas Fullerton, in command of the Royal yacht " Victoria and Albert." 1900, Apr. 26. Hercules Edward (Rowley), 4th lord Langford, comptroller of the Household of the lord lieut. of Ireland (in commemoration of Her Majesty's visit to Ireland). 1900, Apr. 26. Rt. Hon. Sir David Harrel, under secretary for Ireland (same occasion). 1900, May 24. "Victor Albert Francis Charles (Spencer), 3rd lord Churchill of Whichwood, lord in waiting to the Queen. 1900, Aug. 24. Sir Alexander Condie Stephen, Her Majesty's minister resident at Dresden and Coburg. 1901, Jan. 1. Reginald Baliol (Brett), 2nd viscount Esher, secretary to the Office of Works. 1901, Feb. 2. Maurice Holzmann, extra groom in waiting to the King and secretary to the Duchy of Cornwall. 1901, Mar. 8. Sir Richard Douglas Powell, bart., M.D., physician extraordinary to the King. 1901, Mar. 8. Sir Thomas Barlow, bart., M.D., physician to the Household. 1901, Mar. 8. Sir Thomas Johnstone Lipton. 1901, Mar. 8. Maj. Gen. Henry Trotter, commanding the Home District. 434 ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER 1901, Mar. 19. Sir William Henry Broadbent, bart., M.D., physician in ordinary to the ting. 1901, May 28. Horace Brand Townsend (Farquhar), 1st lord Farquhar, master of the Household. 1901, May 28. Frederick Treves, for services to the wounded in the South African War. 1901, July 23. Sir Thomas Smith, hart., F.R.C.S., honorary serjeant surgeon to the king. 1901, July 23. Sir Edward Walter Hamilton, assistant secretary of the Treasury. 1901, July 23. Deputy Surg. Gen. Henry Julius Blanc, for medical attendance to the King (when Prince of Wales) at Cannes. 1901, July 23. William Henry Bennett, F.E..C.S., for services rendered to the soldiers invalided home from the war in South Africa. 1901, July 23. Thomas Hanbury. 1901, Dec. 24. Frederick Oliver (Robinson), styled earl de Grey, treasurer to H.M. queen Alexandra. 1901, Dec. 24. Lieut. Col. the Hon. William Henry Peregrine Carington, equerry to the King, and comptroller and treasurer to the prince of Wales. 1901, Dec. 24. Sir Ernest Joseph Cassel. 1901, Dec. 24. Sir Donald Mackenzie Wallace, attached to the duke of York's suite as assistant private secretary on the occasion of His Royal Highness's visit to the Colonies in 1901. 1902, Mar. 14. V. Adm. Thomas Sturges Jackson, superintendent of Davenport Dockyard. 1902, Aug. 22. The Rt. Rev. Randall Thomas Davidson, bishop of Winchester (did not receive knighthood), afterwards arch- bishop of Canterbury. 1902, Aug. 22. Sir James Charles Harris, British consul at Nice, 1902, Aug. 22. V. Adm. His Excellency Henry Felix Woods Pacha, aide-de-camp to the sultan of Turkey. K. C, V. O. 435 1902, Aug. 22. RoBEET Heney Hobaet, secretary to the Eaxl Marshal at the Coronation of Edward VII. 1902, Nov. 9. Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Cockfield Dimsdalb, bart., M.P., lord mayor of London. 1902, Nov. 9. Sir John James Trevor Lawrence, bart., treasurer of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. 1902, Nov. 9. Sir Sydney Hedley Waterlow, bart., late treasurer of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. 1902, Nov. 9. Gen. Godfrey Clerk, groom-in-waiting to His Majesty. 1902, Dec. 30. Maj. Gen. Hugh Richard (Dawnay), 9th viscount Downe, for services in South Africa. 1902, Dec. 30. Sir John "Williams, bart., M.D., physician- accoucheur to H.R.H. the princess of Wales. 1903, Mar. 31. Sir Hugh Shakespear Barnes, Indian Civil Service ; secretary to the Government of India, Foreign Department ; lieut. governor designate of Burmah, on the occasion of the duke of Connaught's tour in India. 1903, Apr. 7. Sir Martin le Marchant Hadsley Gosselin, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Lisbon (on the occasion of king Edward VII.'s visit to Lisbon). 1903, Apr. 13. Sir Arthur Nicolson, bart., envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Tangier (on the occasion of king Edward VII.'s visit to Gibraltar). 1903, Apr. 21. Sir Joseph Carbone, chief justice, president of the Court of Appeal and vice-president of the Council of Government of the Island of Malta (during His Majesty's visit to Malta). 1903, June 30. Sir Richard Mills, late comptroller and auditor general. For services as auditor of His Majesty's accounts when prince of Wales. 1903, Aug. 11. V. Adm. lord Charles William de la Poer Beres- FORD, V. Adm. commanding the Channel Fleet; received knighthood (on the occasion of His Majesty's visit to Ireland). Knighted by the King at Mount Stewart, Co. Down, Ireland, 1903, July 26. 436 ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER 1903, Aug. 11. William Lee (Plunket), 5th lord Plunkett, private secretary to the lord lieut. of Ireland (same occasion). 1903, Aug. 11. William (Brownlow), 3rd lord Lurgan, state steward to the lord lieut. of Ireland (same occasion). 1903, Aug. 11. Rt. Hon. Horace Curzon Plunkett, vice-president of the Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction, Ireland (same occasion). Knighted by the King, 1903, Aug. 1, on board the Royal yacht at Queenstown. 1903, Aug. 11. Rt. Hon. Sir Anthony Patrick MacDonnell, under secretary to the lord lieut. of Ireland (same occasion). 1903, Aug. 11. V. Adm. Sir Arthur Knyvet Wilson, V.C, com- mander-in-chief of the Home Fleet (same occasion). 1903, Aug. 11. Sir Arthur Edward Vicars, ulster king of arms (same occasion). 1903, Aug. 11. Col. Sir Gerald Richard Dease, chamberlain to the lord lieut. (same occasion). Died 1903, Oct. 18. 1903, Aug. 11. R. Adm. Wilmot Hawksv^-orth Pawkes, rear admiral commanding the Cruizer Squadron. Received the honour of knighthood (same occasion). Knighted by the King, 1903, Aug. 2, on board the Royal yacht. 1903, Nov. 9. Gen. lord William Frederick Ernest Seymour, lieut. of the Tower of London. 1903, Nov. 9. Algernon Bertram (Freeman-Mitford), lord Redesdale (received the honour of knighthood), formerly secretary of the Office of Works. 1903, Nov. 9. Lieut, gen. Arthur Lyttelton Lyttelton- Annesley, col. of the 11th (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars (received knighthood). 1903, Nov. 9. Lieut, col. John Lane Harrington, British diplomatic agent and consul general to the Court of Menelik II., king of kings of Ethiopia (received knighthood). 1903, Dec. 29. James Thomas Knowles, Esq., formerly one of the governors of the Alexandra Trust. 1904, Feb. 10. Hugh (Gough), 3rd viscount Gough, minister resident at the Courts of Saxony and Saxe-Coburg Gotha, and charge d'affaires at the Court of Waldeck and Pyrmont (on the occasion of the marriage of princess Alice of Albany with prince Alexander of Teck). Received knighthood. K. C. V. O. 437 1904, Feb. 10. Sir Robeet Hawthorn Collins, comptroller of the Household to H.R.H. the duchess Albany (on same occasion). 1904, Mar. 23. R. Adm. Adolphus Augustus Feedeeick. Fitz Geoege, equerry to the late duke of Cambridge. Received knighthood. (On the occasion of the funeral of the duke of Cambridge). 1904, Mar. 23. Col. Augustus Chaelbs Feedeeick Fitz Geoege, private secretary and equerry to the late duke of Cambridge. Received knighthood. (Same occasion). 1904, Mar. 23. Maj. Gen. Albeet Heney Wilmot Williams, equerry to the late duke of Cambridge. Received knight- hood. (Same occasion). 1904, Apr. 18. Sir William Edward Goschen, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Copenhagen (on the occasion of the king's visit to Copenhagen). 1904, May 10. Rt. Hon. Sir Chaeles Haedinge, ambassador extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary at St. Petersburg. 1904, July 1. R. Adm. Sir Aechibald Beekelet Milne, bart., A.D.C., commanding His Majesty's yacht "Victoria and Albert." 1904, Oct. 11. Michael Aethue (Bass), baron Burton. 1904, Oct. 11. John (Savile), 2nd baron Savile. 1904, Oct. 19. Maj. Gen. John Leach, general officer commanding Woolwich District (on the occasion of His Majesty's inspection at Woolwich of the Royal Artillery). 1904, Oct. 21. Maj. Gen. Sir Reginald Claee Haet, general officer commanding Thames District. 1904, Nov. 9. Maj. Gen. Ronald Beeteam Lane. HONORARY KNIGHTS COMMANDERS. 1896, May 8. Monsieur le Comte Alziaky de Malaussena, mayor of Nice (on the occasion of the Queen's visit to Cimiez, Nice). 1896, June 30. Baron Vladimie Fredeeiks, equerry to the Imperial [Russian] Court and assistant to the Minister of the Imperial Household, gen. adj. and lieut. gen. (on the occasion of the emperor of Russia's Coronation). 1896, June 30. Count Paul Benckendoef, acting master of the Household and maj. gen. on the Staff of H.I.M. the emperor of Russia (same occasion). 1896, Aug. 5. Li Ching Fong, in attendance on Li Hung Chang, the special amhassador to England from the emperor of China. 1896, Aug. 27. Loh-Feng-Luh, first secretary of Li Hung Chang's special mission (as above). Died 1903, June 9. 1897, Mar. 26. V. Adm. Edouaed Pieeee Antoine Bareeea, com- mander-in-chief and maritime prefect of Brest, for services on the occasion of the disaster to the " Drummond Castle." 1897, Mar. 28. Hugo feeiherr von Rbischach, master of the Household to the empress Frederick. 1897, June 30. Count Albert Victor Julius Joseph Michael von Mensdoeff-Pouilly-Diechteichstein. 1897, Sept. 12. Adm. baron Albeet Seckendoeff, vice admiral a la suite of the Grerman Navy, master of the Household to H.R.H. prince Henry of Prussia. 1898, May 5. Prince Danilo Alexandee, general in the Monte- negron Army, Crown prince of Montenegro. 1898, May 5. H.S.H. prince Edwaed Feedeeick Maximilian John of Leiningen. 1898, May 5. Gustavus Eenest, count of Erbach-Schoenberg. 1898, May 5. Gen. Paul Gebhart, governor of Nice (on the occasion of the Queen's visit to Cimiez in 1898). K.C.V.O. (HONORARY) 439 1898, May 5. Monsieur Gabuiel le Roux, prefect of the Maritime Alpes (same occasion). 1898, Aug. 26. Gen. Alexis Auguste Raphael Hageon, gen. de division (on the occasion of the duke of Connaught's attendance at the French Military Manoeuvres). 1898, Aug. 26. Monsieur Philippe Maeius Croziee, ministre plenipotentiare, chef du service du protocol (same occasion). 1899, May 9. V. Adm. Le Comte de Maigeet, commandant-en- chef, prefet mai-itime, Cherbourg (on the occasion of queen Victoria's visit to Cimiez, 1899). 1899, June 24. His Excellency Gael Feiedeich von Steenge, minister of State of the Duchies of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. 1899, N"ov. 23. Maj. Gen. Feiedeich von Scholl, aide-de-camp to the German emperor (on the occasion of the German emperor's visit to the Queen). 1899, Nov. 23. Baron Bodo von dbm Knesebeck, deputy master of the ceremonies to the German emperor (same occasion). 1900, May 7. Maj. Gen. Feedinand Gustav Hans von Aenim (on the occasion of the visit of the duke of York to Berlin). 1900, Dec. 20. Dr. Feiedeich Albeet Hanel, geheimer Justizrath, professor at the University of Kiel. 1901, Feb. 2. His Excellency Professor von Leuthold, surg. gen. of the Guard Corps, physician in attendance on the German emperor on the occasion of the funeral of queen Victoria. 1901, Feb. 2. Count von Wedel, master of the Horse to the German Emperor (same occasion). 1901, Mar. 8. Vice admiral Pinha. In attendance on the king of Portugal (on the said king's attending the funeral of queen Victoria). 1901, Mar. 8. Count D'Aenoso, private secretary to the king of Portugal (same occasion). 1901, Mar. 8. Gen. Reineck. In attendance on the king of the Hellenes (on said king's attending the funeral of queen Victoria). 440 ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER 1901, Mar. 8. Col. Dmitei Daschkoff. In attendance on the Kereditary grand duke Michael Alexandrowitch of Russia (on said grand duke's attending the funeral of queen Victoria) . 1901, Mar. 8. Intendant Gen. Thon (in attendance on the king of the Hellenes (same occasion). 1901, Mar. 8. Dr. Professor Renvees, consulting physician to the empress Frederick of Prussia (on the occasion of Edward VII. 's visit to Cronberg). 1901, May 28. Gen. count von Moltke, general a la suite of the German emperor (on the occasion of the sending of a deputation from the German Emperor to Edward VII. with Colonial equipment for His Majesty's inspection in May, 1901). 1901, Oct. 11. R. Adm. George Hugh Robert Zachariae, Royal Danish Navy (on the occasion of Edward VII. 's visit to Copenhagen). 1901, Oct. 11. Monsieur FrantsWilhelm Ferdinand RosENSTAND, chamberlain and secretary to the king of Denmark (same occasion). 1902, Mar. 14. Maj. Gen. Alfred von Loewenfeld, aide-de-camp to the German emperor (on the occasion of the visit of the prince of Wales to Berlin). 1902, Mar. 14. Ettgen von Roeder, master of the ceremonies and chamberlain to the emperor of Germany at Berlin and Interlaken (same occasion). 1902, Nov. 9. Baron Hermann von Eckhardstein, councillor and first secretary of the German Embassy. Created a C.V.O. (Honorary) on the 28th May, 1901, but wrongly gazetted as a K. C.V.O. on that occasion, an error which was not corrected. 1902, Dec. 20. Rear admiral Guilherme Augusto de Brito Capello. aide-de-camp to the king of Portugal (on the occasion of the king of Portugal's visit to Windsor Castle). 1903, Apr. 7. R. Adm. Hermengilde de Brito Capello, aide-de- camp to the king of Portugal. Attached to king Edward VII. (on the occasion of king Edward's visit to Portugal). K. C.V.O. (HONORARY) 44i 1903, Apr. 7. R. Adm. Francisco Joaqtjim Ferreiea do Amaral, president of the Royal Geographical Society, Lishon (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 7. Dr. Manuel Augusto Pereira da Ctjnha, civil gov. of Lisbon (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 7. Col. Antonio Dtjarte e Silva, commanding Portuguese Cavalry Regiment No. 3 of king Edward VII. (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 7. Senor Francisco Maria da Vbiga, police magistrate in charge of police specially attached to king Edward VII. (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 7. Senor Fernando Edtjardo de Serpa Pimentel, master of the household to His Majesty the king of Portugal (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 7. Count D'Avila e Bolama (Antonio Jose D'Avila), lord mayor of Lisbon, president of the Executive Commission of the Lisbon Municipality (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 7. Senor Antonio Joaquim Simoes de Almeida, president of the Commercial Association of Lisbon (same occasion). 1903, Apr. 13. Cid Abderraham ben Abdelsadok, governor of FeZ; special envoy from His Imperial Majesty the sultan of Morocco (on the occasion of king Edward VII. 's visit to Gibraltar). 1903, Apr. 30. Pier Francesco (dei Principi) Coesini, marchese di Lajatico, crown equerry to His Majesty the king of Italy (on the occasion of Edward VII's visit to Italy). 1903, Apr. 30. Maj. Gen. Pio Carlo di Majo, aide-de-camp to His Majesty the king of Italy. Attached to His Majesty king Edward VII. (same occasion). 1903, May 4. Monsieur Armand Mollard, director of the Protocol, France (during king Edward VII. 's visit to Paris). 1903, Oct. 9. His Excellency Edouard, count Choloniev7Ski- Mtszka, master of the ceremonies to the Emperor of Austria (on the occasion of king Edward VII's visit to Vienna and Marienbad, Austria). 442 ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER 1903, Oct. 9. His Excellency Erich Ltjdwig Feiedeich Cheistian, count Kielmansegg ; governor of Lower Austria (same occasion). 1903, Oct. 9. His Excellency Hbineich Joseph Rudolf Gottfeied, count Liitzow zu Drey Liitzow und Seedorf, first under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Vienna (same occasion). 1903, Oct. 9. Kajetan Merey von Kapos-Mere, second under secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Vienna (same occasion). 1903, Oct. 9. His Excellency AuGtrsT Maeia Rudolf Emanuel Feanz, count Bellegarde, master of the Household to the emperor of Austria (same occasion). 1903, Oct. 9. His Excellency Leopold baron von Gudenus, ober- jagermeister to the emperor of Austria (same occasion). 1903, Oct. 9. Rear admiral Leopold eittee von Jedina. Attached to king Edward VII. (same occasion). 1904, Feb. 10. Jonkheee Rudolf Eveeaed Willbm de Weede, lord chamberlain to the queen mother of the Netherlands (on the occasion of the marriage of princess Alice of Albany with prince Alexander of Teck). 1904, Apr. 18. Julius Benedictus, count Krag Juel Vind Frijs, acting master of the Horse to the king of Denmark (on the occasion of Edward VII.'s visit to Copenhagen). 1904, Apr. 18. Waldbmar Oldenburg, over prasident of Copen- hagen (same occasion). 1904, Apr. 18. Christian Conrad Sophus, count Danneskjold- Samsoe, director of the Royal Theatre, Copenhagen (same occasion). 1904, Apr. 18. Col. Waldemae Edwaed Lemvigh, commanding Daqish Life Guards (same occasion). 1904, Apr. 18. Magens Cheistian, count Krag Juel Vind Frijs (same occasion). 1904, Apr. 18. Eugen Peteesen, chief commissioner of police, Copenhagen (same occasion). K.C.V.O. (HONORARY) 443 1904, Apr. 28. Maj . Gen. Hermann Eeinhaed feeiheee von Eodee, commanding the 27th Cavalry Brigade, Germany (on the occasion of the prince of Wales's visit to Wiirtemberg). 1904, July 1. R. Adm. Max Fischel, Imperial German Navy, adm. superintendent of the Dockyard, Kiel (on the occasion of Edward VII.'s visit to Kiel). 1904, July 1. R. Adm. Feedeeick count von Baudissin, Imperial German Navy, aide-de-camp to the German Emperor, attached to king Edward VII. (same occasion). 1904, July 1. Col. Maximilian Geoege Feedeeick Charles von Engelbeechten, commanding the 36th Infantry Brigade, Germany (same occasion). 1904, Sept. 6. H.S.H. Hugo Alphonsb Edtjaed Emanuel Joseph John Vanceslas, prince von Dietrichstein zu Nickolsburg (count Mensdorff-Pouilly), col. on the General Staff and aide-de-camp to the emperor of Austria. 1904, Sept. 6. John eittee von Habrda, commissioner of Police, Vienna. 1904, Nov. 9. Henet Chaeles Joseph, marquis de Breteuil. 1904, Nov. 9. Alfeed Theeese Aemand, marquis du Lau d'AUemand. 1904, Nov. 21. Don Antonio Maeia de Lancastee, physician to the king and queen of Portugal (on the occasion of the visit of the said king and queen to England). IRo^al Ibanovetian 6uelpbic ®rber» Order of the Guelphs of Hanover. KNIGHTS GRAND CROSS (G.C.H.). 1815, Aug. 12. Frederick, duke of York and Albany. 1815, Aug. 12. William Henry, duke of Clarence, afterwards William IV. 1815, Apr. 12. Edward Augustus, duke of Kent. 1815, Aug. 12. Ernest Augustus, duke of Cumberland, afterwards Ernest, king of Hanover. 1815, Aug. 12. Augustus Frederick, duke of Sussex, appointed but did not accede until 1830, July, when be was re- appointed. 1815, Aug. 12. Adolphus Frederick, duke of Cambridge. 1815, Aug. 12. William Frederick, duke of Gloucester. 1816, Mar. 22. Prince Leopold, of Saxe-Coburg, afterwards king of the Belgians. 1816. F. Marsh. Arthur (Wblleslet), 1st duke of Wellington. 1816. Gen. Henry William (Paget), Ist marquess of -Anglesey. 1816. Gen. Charles William (Stewart, afterwards Vane), lord Stewart, afterwards 3rd marquess of Londonderry. 1816. Robert (Stewart), viscount Castlereagh, afterwards 2nd marquess of Londonderry (civil division). 1816, Apr. 1. Thomas Trevor (Hampden, formerly Trevor), 2nd viscount Hampden (civil division). 1816. Lieut. G«n. Sir Henry Clinton. 29 448 ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER 1816. Gen. the Hon. Sir Charles Colville. 1816. Lieut. Gen. Sir James Kempt. 1816. Gen. Sir George Don. 1816. Gen. Rowland (Hill), 1st lord, afterwards 1st viscount, Hill. 1816. Lieut. Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sir George Murray. 1816. Lieut. Gen. Sir Robert Macfarlane. 1816. Gen. Charles (Stanhope), 3rd earl of Harrington. 1816. George James (Cholmondelet), 1st marquess of Cholmondeley (civil division). 1817. Lieut. Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sir Thomas M utland. 1817. V. Adm. Sir Edmund Nagle. 1817. Gen. Sir Harry Calvert, bart. 1817. Lieut. Gen. lord William Cavendish Bentinck. 1817. Lieut. Gen. Sir James Campbell, bart. 1817. Lieut. G«n. Sir James Lyon. 1817, Apr. 23. Col. John (Fane) lord Burgersh, afterwards 17th earl of Westmorland. 1817. Lieut. Gen. Sir Alexander Mackenzie, bart. 1817. Maj. Gen. Sir Edward Howorth. 1817. Lieut. Gen. Stapleton (Cotton), baron, afterwards viscount Combermere. 1817. Lieut. Gen. Sir Henry Tucker Montresor. 1817. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Murray, bart. 1818. Lieut. Gen. Sir Henry Frederick Campbell. 1818. Lieut. Gen. William Carr (Beresford), baron, afterwards viscount Beresford. 1818. V. Adm. Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle. G. C. H. 449 1818. Gen. Francis (Rawdon-Hastings), 1st marquess of Hastings. 1819. Francis Charles (Seymotjr-Conwat), earl of Yarmouth, afterwards 6th marquess of Hertford (civil division). 1819. John (Boxjrice), 4th earl of Mayo (civil division). 1819. E,t. Hon. Sir George Rose (civil division). 1819. Gen. Sir Charles Hastings, bart. 1819. Adm. the Rt. Hon. Sir John Borlase Warren, bart. 1819. Alletne (Fitzherbert), lord St. Helens (civil division). 1819. Gen. Samuel Htjlse. 1819. Maj.-Gen. Benjamin (Bloomfield), 1st lord Bloomfield. 1820. Lieut. Gen. Si'- Holin Haxkett. 1820. Lieut. Gen. Sir Charles Asgill, bart. 1820. Lieut. Gen. John Macleod.. 1820. Lieut. Gen. John Hope. 1821. Richard (Le-Poer Trench), 6th eaxl of, afterwards 1st viscount Clancarty (civil division). 1821. Lieut. Gen. Henry (Conyngham), 1st marquess Conyngham. 1822. Brook Taylor (civil division). 1823. James (Duff), 4th earl Fife (civil division). 1823. Francis Nathaniel (Conyngham), earl of Mount Charles, afterwards 2nd marquess Conyngham (civil division). 1823. Sir William Knighton, bart. (civil division). 1824. Sir Francis Nathaniel Burton (civil division). 1825. George William Frederick Charles, heir to and afterwards duke of Cambridge. 1825. Lieut. Gen. Sir Rufane Shavf Donkin. 1825. Percy Sidney Clinton (Smythe), 6th viscount Strangford (civil division). 450 ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER 1825. Maj. Gen. Sir James Willoughbt Goedon, bart. 1825. Lieut. Gen. Sir Heebbut Tatloe. 1826. EiCHAED Chaeles Feancis (Meade), 3rd earl of Clanwilliam (civil division). 1826. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Btng, afterwards 6tli earl of Strafford. 1827. Lieut. Gen. Sir Feancis Thomas Hammond. 1827. Lieut. Gen. Sir Tomktns Hilgeove Tuenee. 1827. Lieut. Gen. Sir Joseph Fullee. 1827. Lieut. Gen. Sir William Houston, baxt. 1827. Rt. Hon. Sir William Henet Feemantle. 1827. Lieut. Gen. Loed Geoege Thomas Beeesfoed 1827. Geoege (Ashbuenham), 3rd earl of Ashburnbam. ? 1827. Geoege Feedeeick Alexandee Ghaeles Eenest Augustus, afterwards duke of Cumberland and Tiviotdale, and king of Hanover. 1829. Rt. Hon. Robeet Goedon (civil division). 1830. William Geoege (Hay), 18tb earl of ErroU (civil division). 1830. RiCHAED William (Cuezon), 2nd earl Howe (civil division). 1830. Sir Henet Haleoed, bart. (civil division). 1830. Sir JoHNATHAN Wathen Wallee, bart. (civil division). 1830. John Delaval (Caepentee), 7tb earl of Tyrconnel (civil division). 1830. William (Welleslex-Pole), lord Maryborougb, afterwards 3rd ear] of Mornington (civil division). 1830. Gen. Sir James Stewaet, bart. 1830. Geoege (Boyle), 4tb earl of Glasgow (civil division). 1831. Gen. tbe Hon. Sir Henet Geoege Geey. G. C H. 451 1831. Lieut. Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sir Eichaed Hussey Vivian, bait. 1831. Adm. Sir William Haegood. 1831. Adm. lord Amelius Beatjcleek. 1831. Maj. Gen. Sir Edwaed Kbehison, bart. 1831. Lieut. Gen. Sir Thomas Macdougall-Beisbane, bart. 1831. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Keane, afterwards lord Keane. 1831. Lieut. Gen. Sir Thomas Beadfoed. 1831. Lieut. Gen. Sir Colqtjhoun Geant. 1831. Geoege Hamilton (Chichestee), earl of Belfast, afterwards 3rd marquess of Donegall (civil division). 1831. Lucius Bentinck (Caey), 10th viscount of Falkland (civil division). 1831. V. Adm. lord James O'Beten, afterwards 3rd marquess of Thomond. 1831. Sir RoBEET Wilmot Hoeton, bart. (civil division). 1831. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Smith. 1831. Gen. Geoege Cockbuen, afterwards bart. 1831. Rt. Hon. Sir Goee Ouselex, bart. (civil division). 1831. Sir Philip Chaeles Sidney, afterwards 1st lord De L'Isle and Dudley (civil division). 1831. Col. lord Feedeeick Fitz-Claeence (civil division). 1831. Sir Heney Watkin Williams Wynn (civil division). 1831. Sir Edwaed Ceomwell Disbeowe (civil division). 1832. Gen. Josiah Champange. 1832. Gen. Maetin Huntee. 1832. Gen. Sir John Feasee. 1832. Gapt. lord Adolphus Fitz-Claeence (civil division). 452 ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER 1832. Capt. the Hon. Sir Chables Paget, E.N. 1832. CoNSTANTiNE Henrt (Phipps), earl of Mulgrave, afterwards 3rd Marquess of Nonnanby (civil division). 1832. V. Adm. Hon. Sir Heney Blackwood. Died 1832. 1832. Adm. Sir Isaac Coffin, bart. 1832. Y. Adm. Peter Halkett, afterwards bart. 1832. R. Adm. Sir Edward William Campbell Eich Owen. 1833. Lieut. Gen. Frederick Augustus Wetherall. 1833. William Basil Percy (Feilding), 7tb earl of Denbigh (civil division). 1833. Lieut. Gren. the Hon. Alexander Duff. 1833. Et. Hon. Charles Eichard Yaughan (civil division). 1833. William Charles (Keppel), 16tb earl of Albemarle (civil division). 1833. George William (Campbell), 6th duke of Argyll (civil division). 1833. Maj. Gen. Sir Andrew Francis Barnard. 1834. Thomas Cartwright (civil division). 1834. Lieut. Gen. Henry Bayly. 1834. Adm. Sir Charles Edmund Nugent. 1834. Maj. Gen. Sir Henry Wheatley. 1834. Y. Adm. Sir William Hall Gage. 1834. John (Cust), 1st earl Brownlow (civil division). 1834. Lieut. Gen. Sir Eobeet Bolton. 1834. Egbert Grant (civil division). 1834. Capt. Sir George Francis Seymour. 1834. Maj. Gen. Sir Benjamin Charles Stephenson. 1834. George (Child-Yilliers), 5th earl of Jersey (civil division). 1834. William Pitt (Amherst), 1st earl Amherst (civil division). 1835. Thomas (Egerton), 2nd earl of Wilton (civil division). G. C H. 453 1835. Richard Plantagenet (Temple-Nugent-Beydges-Chandos- Geenvillb), marquess of Chandos, afterwards 2iid duke of Buckingham and Chandos (civil division). 1835. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Slabe, hart. 1835. V. Adm. Sir John Gore. 1835. Lieut. Gen. Sir William Keie Grant. 1835. John (Fitz Gibbon), 2nd earl of Clare. 1835. Maj. Gen. Sir James Cockburn, bart. 1835. Lieut. Gen. Ralph Darling. 1835. V. Adm. Sir Charles Rowley. 1836. y. Adm. Richard Dacees. 1836. Sir George Hamilton Seymotte (civil division). 1836. Lieut. Gen. Sir Samuel Hawker. 1836. Adm. Sir John Poo Beeesfoed, hart. 1836. John (Elphinstone), 13th lord Elphinstone (civil division). 1836. Sir Astley Paston Coopee, bart. (civil division). 1836. Lieut. Gen. Sir Edwaed Blakeney. 1836. Capt. lord John Feedeeick Goedon, R.N. (civil division). 1836. Maj. G«n. Sir Lionel Smith. 1836. Maj. Gen. Sir John Colboene, afterwards lord Seaton. 1837. Nabob Nozim, of Murshidahad, in Bengal. 1837. Lieut. Col. Sir Richaed Chuech. 1837. Gen. John Gtjstavus Crosbie. 1837. Maj. Gen. Alexander George (Feaser), 16th lord Saltoun. 1837. The Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Edwaed Grey. 1837. The Rt. Hon. Joseph Planta. 1837. Lieut. Gen. Sir Charles William Doyle. 1837. Maj. Gen. Sir Charles Thornton. 454 ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER KNIGHTS COMMANDEES OF THE OEDER OF THE GUELPHS (K.C.H.). 1815. Col Sir Hugh Halkett. 1815. Maj. Gen. Sir James Lxon. 1815. Maj. Gen. Sir Colin Halkett. 1815. Maj. Gen. Sir Benjamin Bloomfield. 1816. Maj. Gen. Sir Colquhoun Geant. 1816. Maj. Gen. Sir Eichard Hussey Vivian, bart. 1816. Col. Sir George Adam Wood. 1816. George Wilding, prince of Butora, etc., Naples. 1816. Lieut. Gen. Sir Eobert Bolton. 1816. Sir Wm. Congreve, bart. 1§17. Col. [Sir] William Robe. 1817. Maj. Gen. Von Eottenbtjeg. 1817. Maj. Gen. Sir Alexander Dickson. 1817. Col. Sir Philip Eoche. 1818. E. Adm. Sir Home Eiggs Popham. 1818. Col. Sir Benjamin D'Urban. 1819. Col. Sir Haylett Framingham. 1819. Col. Sir William Eose. 1819. Lieut. Gen. Sir Francis Thomas Hammond. 1819. Lieut. Gen. Sir Tomkyns Hilgrove Turner. 1819. Maj. Gen. Sir John Elley. 1819. Maj. Gen. Sir Herbert Taylor. 1819. Capt. the Hon. Charles Paget, E.N. K. C. H. 455 1819. Maj. Gen. Sir Andeew Fhancis Baenaed. 1820. Maj. Gren. Geoege Aieet. 1820. Lieut. Maj. Sir Eobeet William Gaedinee. 1820. Maj. Gen. James (Mueeay), 1st lord Glenlyon. 1821. Maj. Gen. Sir Chaeles William Doyle. 1821. Lord Feancis Conyngham. 1821. Adm. Sir Edmund Nagel. 1821. Gen. Geoege Cockbuen, afterwards bart. 1821. Sir William Knighton, bart., physician to the King. 1821. Geaf Hompesch. 1821. Maj. Gen.. Sir Edwaed Keeeison, bart. 1821. Lieut. Gen. Sir Samuel Foed Whittingham. 1821. Maj. Gen. Sir Geoege Augustus Quentin. 1821. Maj. Gen. Sir William Keie Geant. 1821. Col. Thomas Heney Beowne. 1821. Col. Heney Feedeeick Cooke. 1822. Lieut. Gen. Sir Eichaed Chuech. 1822. Maj. Gen. Louis William, viscount Chabat. 1822. The Hon. F. N. Bueton. 1822. Lieut. Col. Sir John May. 1824. Col. Sir James Heney Reynett. 1824. Lieut. Col. Sir John Haevey. 1825. Sir Heney Halfoed, bart., M.D. (civil division). 1826. Lieut. Col. Sir William Lewis Heeeies. 1827. Sir Feedeeick Beilby Watson (civil division). 456 ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER 1827. Sir Johnathan Wathen "Waller, bart. 1827. Sir John Conbot, bart (civil division). 1827. Lieut. Col. Sir John Macra. 1828. Sir Frederick Barnard, librarian to the King. 1828. Capt. the Hon. Robert Cavendish Spencer. 1829. Maj. Gren. Sir James Carmichael Smyth, bart. 1829. Lord Albert Denison Conyngham, afterwards 1st lord Londesborough. 1830. Col. Sir Augustus Frederick D'Este (civil division). 1830. Lieut. Col. Sir Charles Eichard Fox. 1830. Hon. Sir John Kennedy Erskine. 1830. Col. Sir Willoughby Cotton. 1830. Sir Philip Charles Sidney (civil division). 1830. Maj. Gen. Sir Alexander Bryce. 1831. Sir Frederick Cavendish Ponsonby. 1831. Maj. Gen. Sir James Charles Dalbiac. 1831. Col. Sir Charles Wade Thornton. 1831. Maj. Gen. Sir John Brown. 1831. Maj. Gen. Sir James Campbell. 1831. Maj. Gen. Sir Benjamin Charles Stephenson. 1831. Maj. Gen. Sir Henry Wheatley. 1831. Sir John Hall (civil division), consul gen. for Hanover in Great Britain. 1831. Sir George Harrison (civil division). 1831. Lieut. Col. Sir William Gosset. 1831. Capt. Sir George Francis Seymour. K. C. H. 457 1831. Capt. Sir Thomas Usshek. 1831. Sir Matthew Tieenet, bart., M.D. (civil division). 1831. Lieut. Col. Joseph Whatley. 1831. Col. Stephen Remnant Chapman. 1831. Sir William Btjenett, M.D. (civil division). 1831. Lieut. Col. tlie Hon. Sir Edward Cust. 1831. Sir Geohge Baillie Hamilton (civil division). 1831. Lieut. Gen. Sir Phineas Riall. 1831. Lieut. Gen. Sir William Hutchinson. 1831. Maj. Gen. Sir Lewis Grant. 1831. Maj. Gen. Sir George Pownall Adams. 1831. Maj. Gen. Sir Amos Godsill Robert Norcott. 1831. Maj. Gen. Sir James Cockburn, bart. 1831. Col. Sir Michael McCeeagh. 1831. Col. Sir Evan John Murray MacGregor, bart. 1831. Col. Sir Thomas Downman. 1831. Col. Sir Neil Douglas. 1831. Col. Sir Archibald Christie. 1831. Capt. Sir William Howe Mulcastee. 1831. Sir John Bedingeield (civil division). 1831. Col. William Tuyll. 1831. Lieut. Gen. Sir Samuel Hawkee. 1831. Maj. Gen. Sir George Bulteel Fisher. 1831. Sir William Pym, M.D. (civil division). 1832. Lieut. Gen. Sir James Hay. 458 ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER 1832. Lieut. Gen. Sir Warben Marmaduke Peacocke. 1832. Lieut. Gen. Chables Bulkelet Egeeton. 1832. Lieut. Gen. Sir William Sheeidan. 1832. Maj. Gen. Sir William Patebson. 1832. Maj. Gen. John Feedebick Sigismond Smith. 1832. Maj. Gen. William Nicolat. 1832. Maj. Gen. Aethue Benjamin Clifton. 1832. Col. Geoege Whitmoee. 1832. Col. Leonaed Geeenwell. 1832. Col. EoBEET Henbt Dick. 1832. Col. Feedebick William Tbench. 1832. Capt. William Augustus Montague. 1832. Sir William Feanklin (civil division). 1832. Sir Henby Seaton (civil division). 1832. Maj. Gen. John Macleod. 1832. Maj. Gen. Feedebick William Mulcastee. 1832. Maj. Gren. Claude Feancois, viscount Rivarola. 1832. Maj. Gen. Sir William Paekeb Cabeol. 1832. Maj. Gen. John Hanbubt. 1832. Col. David Ximenes. 1832. Capt. Sir John Maeshall. 1832. Sir John Webb, M.D. (civil division). 1832. Maj. Gen. Joseph Stbaton. 1832. Col. John Geobge Woodfoed. 1832. Geobge Hamilton Seymoue (civil division). K. C H. 459 1832. Capt. Sir Humphrete Fleming Senhouse. 1832. Lieut. Gen. Sir Thomas Browne. 1832. Maj. Gen. William Douglas. 1832. Maj. Gen. William Cornwallis Eustace. 1832. Capt. NiSBET Josiah Willoughby. 1832. Capt. Andrew Pellatt Green. 1832. Capt. Arthur Farquhar, R.N. 1832. Commissary Gen. Sir John Bisset (civil division). 1832. John Deas Thompson (civil division). 1832. Sir George Jackson (civil division). 1832. Commodore Charles Marsh Schomberg. 1832. E. Adm. Sir Charles Cunningham. 1832. R. Adm. the Hon. Courtenay Boyle. 1833. Lieut. Gen. David Latimer Tinling Widdrington. 1833. Maj. Gen. William George (Harris), 2nd lord Harris. 1833. R. Adm. Edward Durnford King. 1833. Capt. Sir Francis Augustus Collier. 1833. Capt. Richard Spencer. 1833. Col. John Boscawen Savage. 1833. Capt. Sir John Samuel Brooke Pechell, bart. 1833. Lieut. Gen. Henry John Cumming. 1834. Lieut. Gen. Evan Lloyd. 1834. Lieut. Gen. Thomas Gage Montresor. 1834. Maj. Gen. Samuel Trevor Dickens. 1834. Maj. Gen. James Kearney. 46o ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER 1834. Maj. Gen. Lorenzo Moore. 1834. Maj. Gen. James Vinet. 1834. Maj. Gen. Henry Willoughby Rooke. 1834. Maj. Gen. Sir Patrick Ross. 1834. Col. Henry King. 1834. R. Adm. John Ferris Devonshire. 1834. Capt. James Hillyar. 1834. Capt. Salusbury Peyce Davenport, R.N. 1834. Commissary Gen. Sir Robert Hugh Kennedy (civil division). 1834. Commissary Gen. Sir William He'>'rt Robinson (civil division). 1834. Sir John Woolmore (civil division). 1834. Lieut. Gen. Sir Joseph Maclean. 1834. R. Adm. Sir Hugh Pigot. 1834. Commodore Robert Barrie. 1834. Col Patrick Lindesay. 1834. Lieut. Col. Edmund Currey. 1834. Col. Sir Samuel Gordon Higgins. 1834. Capt. Hon. Sir Henry Duncan. 1835. Capt. Charles Bullen, R.N. 1835. Capt. William Henry Dillon. 1835. Capt. William Elijott. 1835. Capt. Edmund Lyons, R.N. 1835. Maj. Gen. Thomas Bligh St. George. 1835. Maj. Gen. Thomas Pearson. K. C. H. 461 1835. Maj. Gen. Matjeice Chaeles O'Connell. 1835. Col. Pateick Doheetx. 1835. Col. Sir Octavius Carey. 1835. Capt. lord James Townshenb. 1835. Lieut. Col. Chaeles Holland Hastings. 1835. Sir Samuel Waeebn, R.N. 1835. Col. the Hon. Sir Hoeatio Geoege Powts Townshend. 1835. R. Adm. Sir Robeet Lewis Pitzgeeald. 1835. Sir Feancis Bond Head (civil division). 1836. Maj. Gen. Wiltshire Wilson. 1836. Maj. Gen. Sir Chaeles William Maxwell. 1836. Maj. Gen. William Gabeiel Davy. 1836. Capt. the Hon. Fleetwood Beoxjghton Reynolds Pellew. 1836. Capt. the Hon. James Ashley Maude. 1836. Capt. John Strutt Peyton. 1836. Capt. RiCHAED O'Conor. 1836. Capt. Henry Hart. 1836. Capt. James John Gordon Bremer. 1836. Sir Robert Ker Porter (civil division). 1836. Capt. Sir John Franklin, R.N. (civil division). 1836. Sir John Nicol Robert Campbell (civil division). 1837. Lieut. Gen. Alexander Halkett. 1837. Maj. Gen. Robert Barton. 1837. Maj. Gen. Augustus De Butts. 1837. Maj. Gen. Thomas Hawker. 462 ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER 1837. Y. Adm. Sir Adam Drummond. 1837. Capt. Sir David Dunn. 1837. Capt. Edwaed Chetham. 1837. Capt. Thomas Mansell. 1837. Woodbine Parish (civil division). 1837. Maj. Gen. Sir Edward Bowater. 1837. Maj. Gen. James Macdonnell. 1837. Maj. Gen. Egbert McCleverty. 1837. E. Adm. John Wentworth Loring. 1837. Col. George Arthur. 1837. David Davies, M.D. (civil division). 1837. William Frederick Chambers, M.D. (civil division). 1837. Capt. Thomas Barker Devon. K. H. 463 KNIGHTS OF THE OEDEE OF THE GUELPHS (K.H.). 1816. Dr. William Hebschell, astronomer royal. 1816. Sir Geoege Naylee, 'York Herald,' afterwards Garter King of Arms and King of Arms of tlie Order. 1816. Lieut. Col. John Meevin Cutliffe. 1816. Col. Petee Augustus Lautoue. 1816. Capt. James McGlashan. 1816. Lieut. Col. William Thoenhill. 1816. Lieut. William Havelock. 1816. James Eobeet Geant, M.D. (civil division). 1816. Lieut. Thomas Caeey. 1816. Capt. Aethue Faequhar. 1816. Lieut. Col. Sir William Osboene [? Hamilton]. 1817. Lieut. Col. Stephen Eemnant Chapman. 1817. Col. Aechibald Cheistie. 1817. Commissary Eichaed J). Hanagan. 1818. Lieut. Col. Chaeles Ashe A'Couet. 1818. Capt. Andeevt Pellatt Geeen. 1818. Maj. Thomas Heney Beowne. 1818. Lieut. Col. Chaeles Philip de Bossett. 1818. Maj. Gideon Goeeequee. 1818. Col. Sir Felton Elwill Bathuest Hervey, bart. 1818. Maj. Nathaniel Eckeesley. 1819. ElTTMEISTEE VON DEE OSTEN. 1819. Col. Sir Alexandee Beyce. 30 464 ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER 1818. Lieut. Col. James Eetnett. 1819. Lieut. Col. Archibald McDonald. 1819. Col. Charles Wade Thornton. 1819. Frederick Watson, private secretary to the Prince E^gent. 1820. Benjamin Charles Stevenson (civil division), surveyor gen. of the Board of Works and maj. gen. in the Hanoverian Service. 1820. Lieut. Thomas Barker Devon, R.N. 1820. Sir Andrew Hallidat (civil division). 1821. Dr. Versturme. 1821. Capt. Thomas db Grenier Fonblanque, afterwards vicomte. 1821. Maj. SCHMIEDERN. 1821. Lieut. Col. Sir Evan John Murray McGregor. 1822. Maj. Robert Hutchinson Orde. 1822. Capt. D'Arct Todd. 1822. Maj. William Davison, aide-de-camp to the duke of Cambridge. 1823. Sir Daniel Baylet (civil division), consul gen. in Russia. 1823. John Hall (civil division), Hanoverian consul in London. 1823. Lieut. Col. Edward Charles Whinyates. 1823. Sir David Scott, bart. (civil division). 1824. Maj. Gen. George James Reeves. 1824. Lieut. Col. Sir William Davison. 1824. Sir Johnathan Wathen Waller, bart. (civil division). 1825. Capt. Roche Meade. 1825. Sir John Meade, M.D. (civil division). K. H. 465 1825. Capt. EicHAED Haedinge. 1827. Lieut. Col. William baron von Tuyll. 1827. Maj. Edward Anthony Angelo. 1828. Capt. the Hon. Charles Southwell. 1828. Timothy Bbent, Esq. (civil division). 1830. Col. Samuel Gordon Higgins. 1830. Lieut. Col. Sir John Mark Frederick Smith. 1830. Col. Sir James Maxwell Wallace. 1830. Lieut. Col. John Hobart (Caradoc), 2nd lord Howden. 1830. Capt. William Augustus Montague, E.N. 1830. Col. Thomas Noel Harris. 1831. Col. James Robertson Arnold. 1831. Lieut. Col. James Jones. 1831. Capt. Edward Sparshott, R.N. 1831. Capt. Andrew Atkins Vincent, R.N. 1831. Lieut. Col. George Couper. 1831. Lieut. Col. Mathias Everard. 1831. Maj. Charles Wright. 1831. Lieut. Col. John Morillyon Wilson. 1831. Lieut. Col. John Hastings Mair. 1831. Lieut. Col. James Frederick Love. 1831. Maj. Robert Simson. 1831. Col. George Brown. 1831. Robert Alexander Chermside, M.D. (civil division). 1831. William Taylor Money (civil division) consul gen. at Venice. 30a 466 ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER 1831. Maj. Thomas Heney Shadwell Clebke. 1831. Lieut. Col. Alexander Kennedy Clark (afterwards Clark- Kennedy). 1831. Capt. Chaeles Menzies, R.A. 1831. Charles Konig, Esq. (civil division). 1831. John Leslie (civil division). 1831. Sir John Frederick William Herschel, bart. (civil division). 1831. Charles Babbage. 1831. Charles Bell (civil division). 1831. James Ivory (civil division). 1831. David Brevtster, M.D. (civil division). 1831. Maj. Charles Diggle. 1831. Lieut. Col. Alexander Campbell. 1831, Oct. 12. Nicholas Harris Nicolas (civil division). 1831. Capt. GusTAvus du Plat. 1832. Lieut. Col. William Riddall. 1832. Lieut. Col. Henry Rainey. 1832. Lieut. Col. St. John AuGtiSTtrs Cleeke. 1832. Lieut. Col. James Considine. 1832. Lieut. Col. William Thorn. 1832. Maj. John Cox. 1832. Maj. Digby Mackworth. 1832. Maj. William Beckwith. 1832. Samuel Rush Meyrick, LL.D. (civil division). 1832. Sir John Whiteford (civil division). K. H. . 467 1832. RicHAED Mellish (civil division). 1832. Capt. Egbert Smart, R.N. 1832. Col. EoBEET Ross. 1832. Col. Hbnet Daubbnet. 1832. Col. Walter Tremenhberb. 1832. Lieut. Col. J. Fullarton. 1832. Lieut. Col. George "William Paty. 1832. Lieut. Col. Robert Nicklb. 1832. Lieut. Col. Henry Madox. 1832. Lieut. Col. George Graydon. 1832. Lieut. Col. John Rbbd. 1832. Lieut. Col. Thomas Eeles. 1832. Lieut. Col. Charles Barker Turner. 1832. Lieut. Col. Michael Ckeagh. 1832. Maj. Archibald Stewart. 1832. Maj. James Waller Samo Waller. 1832. Lieut. Col. Nathaniel Thorn. 1832. Lieut. Col. William Chalmers. 1832. Col. Edvpard Walker. 1832. Col. Henry Jambs Riddell. 1832. Lieut. Col. William Beresford. 1832. Lieut. Col. James Charles Chatterton. 1832. Lieut. Col. Robert Christopher Mansell. 1832. Lieut. Col. John Peddie. 1832. Lieut. Col. Leslie Walker. 468 ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER 1832. Stepney Cowell (civil division). 1832. Maj. Stephen Holmes. 1832. Maj. William Onslow. 1832. Maj. Geoege E. Jones. 1832. Lieut. Col. John Maeshall. 1832. rEEDBEiCK Madden (civil division). 1832. Nicholas Caelislb (civil division). 1832. Lieut. Col. Chalmees. 1832. Maj. J. Wetheeall. 1832. Feancis Palgeave (civil division). 1832. Henex Ellis (civil division). 1832. Edmund Lodge (Clarenceux King of Arms) (civil division). 1833. Maj. Geoege Teesdale. 1833. Lieut. Col. Samuel Dales. 1833. Lieut. Col. Robeet Bull. 1833. Lieut. Col. Thomas Staunton St. Claie. 1833. Lieut. Col. Chaeles Aechibald Macalistee. 1833. Lieut. Col. Geoege Augustus Wetheeall. 1833. Lieut. Col. Edwaed Thomas Fitzgeeald. 1833. Col. Alexandee Fishee Macintosh. 18B3. Lieut. Col. Henet Hanmee. 1833. Lieut. Col. James Feeeth. 1833. Lieut. Col. Chaeles King. 1833. Lieut. Col. Chaeles Holland Hastings. 1833. Lieut. Col. Sir Robeet Moubeat. K. H. 469 1833. Commander Charles Haultain. 1833. Maj. John Weight. 1833. Maj. John Owen. 1833. Maj. John Gaeland. 1833. Maj. William Feedeeick Foestee. 1833. Maj. John Aenaud. 1833. Maj. John Charles Hope. 1833. Maj. John Fitzmatjeice. 1833. Maj. Jeremiah Eatcliffe. 1833. Maj. Ronald Reginald Macdonald. 1833. Lieut. Col. Francis Maule. 1833. John Clarke, M.D. (civil division). 1833. Maj. George Doheett. 1833. Capt. Geoegb Ttlee, R.N. 1833. H. C. COLBBROOKE. 1833. Graves Chamney Haughton (civil division). 1833. Charles Wilkins (civil division). 1833. Robert William St. John (civil division). 1834. Lieut. Col. William Greenshiblds Power. 1834. Lieut. Col. William Gardner Freer. 1834. Maj. William Mackie. 1834. Lieut. Col. John Hare. 1834. Maj. Robert Winchester. 1834. Lieut. Col. William McAdam. 1834. Lieut. Col. Andrew Leith Hat. 470 ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER 1834. Lieut. Col. Wabner Westenra Higgins. 1834. Lieut. Col. William Granville Eliot. 1834. Lieut. Col. Alexander Hope Pattison. 1834. Lieut. Col. Egbert Burd Gabriel. 1834. Maj. George Antoine Eamsat. 1834. Lieut Col. Charles McGrigor. 1834. Lieut. Col. James McMair. 1834. Lieut. Col. Henry Somerset. 1834. Lieut. Col. John Cross. 1834. Lieut. Col. Bartholomew Vigors Deeinzy. 1834. Lieut. Col. Joseph Thackwell. 1834. Lieut. Col. William Gordon Cameron. 1834. Col. Francis Sherlock. 1834. Lieut. Col. Rice Jones. 1834. Lieut. Col. Nathan Wilson. 1834. Maj. Sir Francis Bond Head. 1834. Lieut. Col. Harry Btjlteel Harris. 1834. Lieut. Col. John Elliot Cairnes. 1834. Lieut. Col. Sir Thomas Stephen Sorell. 1834. Capt. Edward Lloyd, E.N. 1834. Capt. Egbert Fair. 1834. Commander Joseph Chappell Woolnough. 1834. Capt. John Toup Nicolas, E.N. 1834. Col. Thomas Abernethie. 1834. Lieut. Col. Jos Vallack. K. H. 471 1834. Sir George Mageath, M.D. (civil division). 1834. Lieut. Charles Hamilton Smith. 1834. Capt. Eaton Teavers, E.N. 1834. Col. N. Eamsat. 1834. Sir William Woods (Garter King of Anns) (civil division). 1834. Alexander Feeeiee (civil division). 1834. Lieut. Col. William Macbean Geoege Colebeooke. 1835. Col. Samuel Rice. 1835. Col. William Wood. 1835. Capt. William Willmott Hendeeson, R.N. 1835. Lieut. Col. John Joedan. 1835. Lieut. Col. Richard Robeets. 1835. Lieut. Col. Chichestee W. Ceookshanks. 1835. Lieut. Col. Edward Jackson. 1835. Lieut. Col. Thomas Bunburt. 1835. Lieut. Col. John Spink. 1835. Lieut. Col. William Peaece. 1835. Lieut. Col. William Bush. 1835. Lieut. Col. lord Robeet Keer. 1835. Lieut. Col. Badcock. 1835. Lieut. Col. Lovell Benjamin Lovell. 1835. Lieut. Col. Charles Stisted. 1835. Lieut. Col. William Jeevois. 1835. Lieut. Col. Robeet Barclay Macpherson. 1835. Lieut. Col. James Harvey. 472 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1835. 1836. 1836. 1836. ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER Lieut. Col. Sir John Rowland Eustace. Lieut. Col. John Ttlee. Lieut. Col. Geoege Disbrowe. Maj Maj Maj . Thomas Henry Morice. . Thomas William Nicholson. . Sir Henry Bayly. Maj. Frederick MacBean. Maj. William Cox. Maj. Joseph Anderson. Maj. Arthur Hill Trevor. Maj. Donald John McQueen. Maj. Thomas Ryan. Maj. Samuel Thorpe. Maj. Pringle Taylor. Maj. William Freke Williams. Maj. James Forlong. Maj. Robert Mullen. Maj. Robert Bidwell Edwards. Commander Samuel William Brown. Commander Walter Kirby. Lieut. Col. Henry Booth. Lieut. Col. John Campbell. Col. Love Parry Jones Parry. Col. Nathaniel Burslem. Col. Sir Charles Webb Dance. K. H. 473 1836. Col. John Pottee Hamilton. 1836. Col. MiLLEE Clifford. 1836. Col. Stephen Aethur Goodman. 1836. Lieut. Col. Harris Cooke Hailes. 1836. Lieut. Col. Thomas Thoenburt Wooldridge. 1836. Lieut. Col. George Dean Pitt. 1836. Lieut. Col. Satjmarez Brock. 1835. Lieut. Col. Thomas Valiant. 1836. Lieut. Col. Nicholas Hamilton. 1836. Lieut. Col. Gerrase Turbervill. 1836. Lieut. Col. George Gore. 1836. Lieut. Col. George Augustus Henderson. 1836. Lieut. Col. Charles Leslie. 1836. Lieut. Col. Egbert Anderson. 1836. Lieut. Col. John McCaskill. 1836. Lieut. Col. Alexander Findlat. 1836. Lieut. Col. Paul Phipps. 1836. Lieut. Col. James Campbell. 1836. Lieut. Col. Richard England. 1836. Lieut. Col. John Geddes. 1836. Lieut. Col. the Hon. Charles Stephen Goee. 1836. Lieut. Col. John Cheistophee Haeeison. 1836. Lieut. Col. Alexander Muneo. 1836. Lieut. Col. John Oldfield. 1836. Lieut. Col. Edwaed Wildman. 474 ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER 1836. Lieut. Col. Thomas Weaee. 1836. Lieut. Col. Cudbeet Feench. 1836. Lieut. Col. Sir Henet Geoege Macleod. 1836. Lieut. Col. Aechibald Montgomeet Maxwell. 1836. Lieut. Col. Alexandee Cleeke. 1836. Col. Henet Balneavis. 1836. Lieut. Col. Edwaed Thomas Frrz Geeald. 1836. Maj. NoECLiFFE Noeclifee. 1836. Maj. John Wilson. 1836. Maj. James Hendeeson. 1836. Maj. John Robtns. 1836. Maj. William Henex Newton. 1836. Lieut. Col. Edwaed Chaeleton. 1836. Maj. Henet Heebeet Mannees. 1836. Maj. John Paul Hopkins. 1836. Maj. Nicholas Wilson. 1836. Maj. RoBEET Edwaed Bueeowes. 1836. Brevet Maj. William Edwaed Page. 1836. Maj. Geoege Pipon. 1836. Maj. Thomas Moltneux-Williams. 1836. Maj. Plomee Young. 1836. Maj. Alexandee Baeton. 1836. Maj. Aethue du Bouedieu. 1836. Maj. Chaeles Coenwallis Michell. 1836. Maj. Eobeet Gaeeett. KH. 475 1836. Maj. John Salisbury Jones. 1836. Capt. Wilson Braddyll Bigland, R.N. 1836. Capt. Stanhope Lovell [PBadcock], E.N. 1836. Capt. BucKLAND Stirling Bluett, R.N. 1836. Capt. John Carpenter, R.N. 1836. Capt. Sir Henry John Leeke, R.N. 1836. Capt. Samuel Radford, R.N. 1836. Capt. William Hotham, R.N. 1836. Capt. Alexander Barkclat Branch, R.N. 1836. Connnander Joseph Sherer, R.N. 1836. Maj. James Butler. 1836. Maj. Abraham Josias Cloete. 1836. George Frederick Beltz ('Lancaster Herald') (civil division). 1836. Prof. Dr. William Jackson Hooker (civil division). 1836. Capt. John Hindmarsh, R.N. 1836. Commander Sir James Pearl. 1836. Commander Alexander Maconochle. 1836. Sir Joseph db Courcy Laepan, bart. (civil division). 1836. John M. Brackenbury (civil division). 1836. Maj. Frederick Chidley Irvin. 1836. John Robison (civil division). 1837. Commander Christopher Knight. 1837. Capt. James Ryder Burton, R.N. 1837. Capt. James William Gabriel, R.N. 1837. Capt. Charles Warde, R.N. 476 ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER 1837. Commander Benjamin Morton Festing. 1837. Capt. William John Cole, E.N. 1837. Commander John Pownex. * 1837. Capt. William Slaughter, E.N. 1837. Lieut. Col. George Paris Bradshaw. 1837. Lieut. Col. Turtliff Boter. 1837. Lieut. Col. Charles Cadell. 1837. Lieut. Col. John Carter. 1837. Lieut. Col. Alexanber Cairncross. 1837. Lieut. Col. John Crowder. 1837. Lieut. Col. William Elliott. 1837. Lieut. Col. Chesborough Grant Falconar. 1837. Lieut. Col. James Forrest Fulton. 1837. Lieut. Col. George Gawler. 1837. Lieut. Col. John Hogge. 1837. Lieut. Col. Thomas Phipps Howard. 1837. Lieut. Col. James Jackson. 1837. Lieut. Col. John Leslie. 1837. Lieut. Col. Thomas Marten. 1837. Lieut. Col. Donald Macpherson. 1837. Lieut. Col. John Moore. 1837. Lieut. Col. James Poole Gates. 1837. Lieut. Col. Thomas Powell. 1837. Lieut. Col. William Sall. 1837. Lieut. Col. Egbert Wallace. K. H. 477 1837. Maj. J. JocELTN Anderson. 1837. Maj. John Austen. 1837. Maj. Henet Andrews. 1837. Maj. Heney Baynes. 1837. Maj. "William Beuce. 1837. Maj. James Beiggs. 1837. Maj. John Bogtjb. 1837. Maj. William Bueney. 1837. Maj. William Beeeeton. 1837. Maj. Petee Bishop. 1837. Maj. Andrew Olaeke. 1837. Maj. RoBEET Noble Crosse. 1837. Maj. Eyee John Crabbe. 1837. Maj. John Clarke. 1837. Maj. John Crowe. 1837. Maj. Charles Deane. 1837. Maj. William Henry Elliott. 1837. Maj. Robert Eraser. 1837. Maj. William Green. 1837. Maj. Grove. 1837. Maj. Alexander Geant. 1837. Maj. John William Hendeeson 1837. Maj. Joseph Maek Haety. 1837. Maj. James Price Hely. 1837. Maj. BissELL Harvey. 478 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 18B7. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. 1837. ROYAL HANOVERIAN GUELPHIC ORDER Maj. NoRMAif Lamont. Maj. Henry Feederick Lockter. Maj. Robert Law. Maj. PlERCB LOWEN. Maj. Charles Levinge. Maj. MoNsoN MoLESwoRTH Madden. Maj. George Marshall. Maj. William Miller. Maj. John Pennxcuick. Maj. Edward Johnathan Priestley. Maj. James Henry Phelps. Maj. James Kerr Ross. Maj. John Singleton. Maj. George Fitzgerald Stack. Maj. Joseph Clavell Sladdon Slyfield. Maj. Peregrine Francis Thorne. Maj. James Travers. Maj. James Badham Thornhill. Maj. Abraham Beresford Taylor. Maj. Robert Henry Willcocks. Lieut. Col. William Leighton Wood. Lieut. Col. George Wilkins. James Arthur, M.D. (civil division). William Durie (civil division), assistant inspector of Hospitals. K. H. 479 1837. Robert Ptjekis Hillyar (civil division), surgeon in the Royal Navy. 1837. Charles F. Forbes, M.D. (civil division). 1837. Capt. Sir Spencer Lambert Hunter Vassail, R.N. 1837. Lieut. Col. John Falconar Briggs. 1837. Sheffield Grace (civil division). 1837. James Burns, M.D. (civil division). 1837. Sir Charles Augustus Fitzrot (civil division).