46S DUKES OF NJ:Wf:ASTU:,. marriage he resided at Hougbton, (vide P• 432,)' but he after­ wards removed to Welbeck, where he died in 17ll, when, for want of issue, his titles became extinct ;. but be bequeathed his estates to his sister's son, Thomas Pelham,. second Pel- ..ham, of Laughton, in Sussex, who assumed the name of Holles, and in 1714, was created -upon- Tyne, and in 1715, Duke of Newcastle-under-Lyme. At his death in 1768J all his titles became extinct, except those of Duke of New­ castle-under-Lyme, and Baron Pelham, of Stanemere, which des.t.-ended in marriage with his niece Catharine, to Hem'!} Fiennes Clinton, ninth of Lincoln, who assumed the name 'Of Pelharn, and died in 1794~ His son, Thomas Pelham Clin­ ton, the late Duke, died in the following .rear, and was suc­ ceeded by his son, the present most Nohle · F1ennes-Pelham Clinton, Duke of Newcastle, , Lord Lieutenant of Nottinghamshz"re, K. G., ~c. ~c. whose son, the Right Hon. Henry Pelham Clinton, bears his father's secondary title of Earl of Lincoln, and resides with him at Clumber House. Thefamz'ly of Clinton, wiw now inherit the Clumber portion t>f the Cavendish estates, (vide p. 433,) is of Norman origin, and settled in England at the Conquest. They took their name from the Lordship of Climpton, in Oxfordshire. Roger Climp~ ton or Clinton was Bishop of Coventry, from 1228 till 1249 . .John de Clinton was summoned to Parliament in the first o£ Edward I., by the title of , of Maf.l'wch. His seconil son, William, was Lord High Admiral of England in ~333, end created Em·l of Huntingdon in 1337. The 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Lords of Clinton distinguished themselves in tlie wars of Edward Ill. and Henry V. and VI. Edward the ninth Lord Clinton, Lord High Admiral of England, 1\•as created Earl of Lincoln in 1572. His successor, Henry, seeona Earl of Lincoln, was one of the commissioners on the trial Of Mary Queen of Scots. Henry, the seventh Earl, was Constaple ofthe Tower, and Paymaster of the forces in the reigt1 of Queen Ann e. Henry, the ninth Earl, became as has just been seen, Duke of Newcastle, and was succeeded by his son Thomas, the late Duke, who married Anna Maria, daughter of William, f;econd . Before his father's death he was a major-general in the army, and served in the American waT. After enjoying the dukedom about one year, he died in 1795, and was succeeded by his son, the present noble Duke, who.was born January 31, 1785. · GA TEFORD eonstablewick is a hamlet of its own name, on the Seffield road, 2 miles N. N. lV. of Worksop, and several scattered houses. It comprises about llOO acres, belonging thiefly to Henry Machon, Esq. of Gatiford Hill, a handsome ~tone mansion, half a mile N. of the village, occufying the site of the ancient te$idence of the Lascelles family. RaymfYtli, a

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