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200 Supplement to the Edinburgh Gazette, February 3, 1915 200 SUPPLEMENT TO THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 3, 1915. THE ROLL 20 E.—TWYSDEN of East Peckham, 29th June. 1611. Sir Roger Thomas Twysden, 10th OP THE Baronet. BARONETS 2-1 E.—DEVEREUX of Castle Bromwich, 25th November. 1611. Sir Robert Devereux, 13th of England, of Ireland, of Scotland, of Great- Baronet; 16th Viscount Hereford. Britain and of the United Kingdom of Great 22 #.—DORMER of Wyng, 10th June, 1615, Britain and Ireland. Prepared in conformity Sir Roland John Dormer, 13th Baronet ; 13th with the Royal Warrant dated 8th February, Baron Dormer. 1910. and submitted to the King on the 24th 23 E.—EGERTON-, now GREY-EGERTON, of December, 1914. Egerton. 5th April, 1617,. Sir Philip Henry Brian. Grey-Egerton, 12th Baronet. E. denotes England, 8. Scotland, /. Ireland. G.B. Great Britain, U.K. United Kingdom. 24 E.—TOWNSHEND of Raynham, 16th April, 1617, Sir John James Dudley Stuart Townshend. 4TH DECEMBER, 1914. • llth Baronet; 6th Marquess Townshend. 1 #.—BACON of Redgrave, 22nd May, 1611, 25 E.—BOYNTON of Barmston, 15th May, Sir Hiclonan Beckett Bacon, llth Baronet; 1618, Sir Griffith Henry Boynton, 12th Baronet. also 12th Baronet Bacon of Mildenhall (E., 26 E.—LYTTELTON of Frankley, 25th June.. 29th July, 1627). 1618. Sir Charles George Lyttelton. llth Baronet : 2 E.~MOLYNEUX of Sefton, 22nd May, 1611, 8th Viscount Cob ham. Sir Osbert Cecil Molyneux, loth Baronet; 6th 27 E.—BURDETT of Bramcott. 25th February,. Earl of Sefton. 1619.. Sir Francis Burdett, 8th Baronet. 3 E.—SHIRLEY of Staunton Harold, 22nd May. 28 E.—HICKS, now HICKS-BEACH: of Bevers- 1611, Sir Walter Knight Shirley. 16th Baronet • ston Castle, 21st July, 1619, Sir Michael Edward llth Earl Ferrers. Hicks-Beach. 9th Baronet ; 1st Viscount St. 4 E.—PELHAM of Laughton. 22nd May, 1611. Aldwyn. Sir Joeelyn Brudenell Pelham, llth Baronet; 29 'E.—BERNEY of Parkehall, 5th May, 1620, 6th Earl of Chichester. Sir Thomas Reedham Berney, 10th Baronet. 5 E.—HOGHTON, now DE HOGHTON, of Hogh- 30 E.—GOWER, now LEVESON-GOWER, of ton Tower, 22nd May, 1611, Sir James de Stittenham, 2nd June, 1620, Sir George Gran- Hoghton, llth Baronet. ville Sutherland Sutherland-Leveson-Gower. 12th 6 E.—HOBART, now HOBART-HAMPDEN-MER- Baronet; 5th Duke of Sutherland. CER-HENDERSON, of Intwood, 22nd May. 1611, Sir Sidney Carr Hobart-Hampden-Mercer- 31 E.—OSBORNE of Kiveton, 13th July, 1620, Henderson, llth Baronet; 7th Earl of Bucking- Sir George Go dolphin Osborne. llth Baronet; hamshire. 10th Duke of Leeds. 7 E.—GERARD of Brynne. 22nd May, 1611, 32 E.—VINCENT of Stoke D'Abernon, 26th Sir Frederic John Gerard, 15th Baronet; 3rd July, 1620, Sir Francis Brakine Vincent, 13th Baron Gerard. Baronet. 8 E.—ST. JOHN of Lideard Tregos, 22nd May, 33 E.—TICHBORNE, now DOUGHTY-TICH- 1611, Sir Vernon Henry St. John. 10th Baronet; BORNE, of Tichborne, 8th March. 162-1. Sir Joseph 7th Viscount Bolingbroke and St. John. Henry Bernard Doughty-Tichborne, 13th 9 E.—SHELLEY of Michelgrove, 22nd May, Baronet. 1611, Sir John Shelley, 9th Baronet, 34 /.—COOTE of Castle Cuffe, 2nd April 1621, 10 E.—MUSGRAVE" of Hartley Castle, 29th Sir Algernon Charles Plumptre Coote. 12th June, 1611, Sir Richard George Musgrave. 12th Baronet. Baronet. 35 E.—JERNINGHAM of Cossey, 16th August, 11 E,—SEYMOUR, now ST. MAUR, of Berry 1621. Sir William Henry Stafford Jerningham, Pomeroy. 29th June, 1611, Sir Algernon St. llth Baronet. Maur, 13th Baronet; 15th Duke of Somerset. 36 E.—PHILIPPS of Picton, 9th November. 12 E.—FINCH, now FIXCH-HATTOX, of East- 1621, Sir John Wynford Philipps, 13th Baronet; well, 29th June, 1611, Sir Henry Stormont 1st Baron St. Davids. Finch-Hatton. 14th Baronet, also 8th Baronet 37 E.—WAKE of Clevedon, 5th December, Finch of Raunston (E., 7th June, 1660); 13th 1621, Sir Herewald Wake, 12th Baronet. Earl of Winchilsea and 8th Earl of Nottingham. 38 E.—HOTHAM of Scorboro', 4th January. 13 E.—COPE of Han well, now COPE of Brams- 1622, ' Sir Frederick William Hotham, 16th hill, 29th June, 1611, Sir'Anthony Cope, 13th Baronet; 6th Baron Hotham. Baronet. 39 E.—HANSEL of Muddlescombe, 14th Janu- 14 E.—MONSON of. Carlton, 29th June, 1611, ary. 1622. Sir Courtenay Cecil Mansel, llth Sir Augustus Debonnaire John Monson, 13th Baronet. Baronet: 9th Baron Monson. 40 /.—AYLMER of Donadea, 25th January, 15 E.—GRESLEY of Drakelowe, 29th June, 1622, Sir Arthur Percy Fitzgerald Aylmer, 12th 1611, Sir Robert Gresley, llth Baronet. Baronet. 16 E.—WODEHOUSE of Kimberley, 29th June. 41. /—GORE of Magherabegg. 2nd February,. 1611, Sir John Wodehouse, 9th Baronet; 2nd 1622, Sir Ralph St. George Claude Gore, 10th Earl of Kimberley. Baronet. 17 E.—HARINGTON of Ridlington, 29th June. 42 /.—BROWNE of Molahifle, 16th February, 1611. Sir Richard Harington, 12th Baronet. 1622, Sir Valentine Charles Browne, llth Baronet; 18 E.—BRUDENELL, now BRUDENELL-BRUCE, 5th Earl of Kenmare. of Deene, 29th June, 1611, Sir George William 43 E.—GROSVENOR of Eaton, 23rd February, James Chandos Brudenell-Bruce, 12-th Baronet; 1622, Sir Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor, llth 6th Marquess of Ailesbury. Baronet; 2nd Duke of Westminster. 19 E.—MORDAUNT of Massingham Parva, 44 E.—GAGE of Firle, 26th March, 1622, Sir 29th June, 1611, Sir Osbert L'Estrange Mor- Henry Rainald Gage.. 13th Baronet; 6th Vis- daunt, llth Baronet. count Gage..
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