ALPHABETICAL ACCOUNT

OF THE

SPIRITUAL AND TEMPORAL LORDS

OF

PARLIAMENT:

INCLUDING THE REPRESENTATIVE PEERS OF SCOTLAND AND
IRELAND, THE REPRESENTATIVE IRISH PRELATES FOR
SESSION 1831; AND THE PEERESSES OF ENGLAND,
GREAT BRITAIN, AND THE UNITED KINGDOM,
IN THEIR OWN RIGHT;

IN WHICH.

ARE MINUTELY NOTED, ALL THE CIRCUMSTANCES RELATING

TO THE

BIRTH, TITLES, SUCCESSION, MARRIAGE, HEIRSHIP, AND RELATIONSHIP OF EACH PEER;

ALSO

THE YEARS OF THEIR CREATION, NAMES AND SURNAMES, OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS, PARLIAMENTARY PATRONAGE, COUNTRY SEATS, AND TOWN RESIDENCES.

1773

1814

1793

1794

H. Ap. Archibald, Lord Kennedy,
M. P. for Evesham, born
To. Res. Whitehall Gardens.
Co. Se. Culzean Castle, Ayrshire; Cas-
silis, on the river Don, same Co.; and
St. Margaret's, Isleworth, Middlesex.
Rel. Lord Kennedy married to Miss
Allardyce of Dunotar, Aberdeenshire.
Second son, John, to Augusta Fitz
clarence, dr. to his Majesty. Dr. Mar-
garet married to Viscount Kinnaird,
eld. son to the Earl of Newburgh.
Alicia-Jane to Jonathan Peel, Esq.
brother to the Rt. Hon. Sir Robert
Peel, Bart., M.P. for Tamworth.
73. ALBEMARLE, Earl of,
in Normandy

Y. of C. 1696

N. & S. William-Charles Keppel.
O. T. Viscount Bury, Co. Lan-

caster

Baron Ashford, of Ashford, in
Kent

1696

Earl Bruce, born 20th Nov. 1804 To. Res. 41, Grosvenor-square. Co. Se. Tottenham Park, near Marlborough, Wilts; Jerveux Abbey, and Offi. Master of the Horse to his Majesty t

* Lords Lieutenants of Counties are officers of great distinction; being appointed by the King to manage the standing militia, and all military matters within their district. In case of rebellion, they are to form the militia, and to march at their head, according as the King shall appoint. The office of Custos Rotulorum is frequently joined with that of Lord Lieutenant; as is also Vice-Admiral in counties on the sea-coast; being united in the same person.-There being a Lord LieutenantGeneral over all Ireland, the office of Lord Lieutenant in the counties of that kingdom is executed by one or more Governors.

Custos Rotulorum is the officer who has the custody of the Rolls or Records of the Sessions of the Peace of a county. He is also a Justice of the Peace, and of the Quorum in the county where he holds his office.

The Master of the Horse has the charge of all the King's stables and horses; also power over equerries and pages, footmen, grooms, farriers, smiths, saddlers, and all other trades in any way relating to the stables. He has the privilege of applying to his own use, one coachman, four footmen, and six grooms, in the King's pay, and wearing the King's livery. In any solemn cavalcade he rides next behind the King.