(See page 184, under his former title of Earl Grosvenor.)

WESTMORELAND,-John, Earl of,-K.G.

Oct. 14, 1789

Offi. Lord Lieut. and Cust. Rot. of Northamptonshire.
A Governor of the Charter House.

Recorder of Lyme-Regis.

June 30, 1821

Offi. Joint Hereditary Great Chamberlain of England.
Lord Lieutenant of Caernarvonshire.
(See page 239)

WINCHESTER,-Charles, Marquess of

March 20, 1812

Offi. Groom of the Stole to the King.

(See page 240.)

WYNFORD, William-Draper, Baron

Offi. A Deputy Speaker of the House of Peers.

(See page 241.)

May 25, 1824

WYNN,-Charles-Watkin-Williams,-D.C.L., F.S.A.

-M.P. for Montgomeryshire

Offi. One of the Commissioners for India Affairs.
A Metropolitan Lunatic Commissioner.

President of the Royal Asiatic Society.

May 17, 1822

A Commissioner of the Church and Corporation
Land Tax.

Rel. Nephew to Baron Grenville; brother to Sir W.

W. Wynne, M.P. for Denbighshire.

(See pages 363 and 521.)

WYNN, Sir Henry-Watkin-Williams,-K.G.H. April 30, 1825
Offi. Envoy Extra. and Min. Plen. at the Court of

Denmark.

YORK,-Edward, Lord Archbishop of,—D.C.L.
Primate of England.

Offi. Lord High Almoner to the King.
Visitor of Queen's College, Oxford.

A Governor of the Charter House.

A Commissioner for building new Churches.
A Vice President of the Royal Academy of Music.
(See page 241.)

YORKE, Charles-Philip,-M.P. for Reigate

Offi. One of the Tellers of the Exchequer.

A Vice Pres. of the Royal Society of Literature.
(See page 524)

Feb. 20, 1801

OFFICERS OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL.

Clerks in Ordinary,-Charles C. F. Greville, Esq., and the Hon. William Bathurst (son of Earl Bathurst).

N. B. These Gentlemen are also Secretaries to the Lords of Trade and Plantations.

Chief Clerk,―John Barrett Lennard (bro. to T. B. Lennard, Esq., M.P. for Maldon).

Clerks-Assistant of the 1st Class,-H. Gaitskell, and W. Otto Patch, Esqrs.

Clerks-Assistant of the 2d Class,-C. Anthony Hamilton, Harry Chester, and Edmund Harrison, Esqrs.

Clerk-Assistant of the 3d Class,―The Hon. John Fox Strangways (son of the Earl of Ilchester).

Appeal Clerk,-Thomas Devey, Esq.

Clerk for the Clergy Returns,-The Rev. Dr. Thomas B. Clarke.
Keepers of the Council Chamber,-Messrs. William Flint, and
John Baker.

Messengers,-Messrs. James Neal, and William Seville.
Office Keeper, Robert Pike.

THE PRIVY COUNCIL

FOR

IRELAND.

ARMAGH, Lord John-George, Archbishop of,

Primate of all Ireland.

Vice Chancellor of Trinity College, Dublin.-(See page 251.)
BEXLEY,-Nicholas, Baron,

Also a Privy Councillor in England.-(See page 150.)

BLACKBURN,-Francis,

Offi. Attorney-General for Ireland.

BUSHE,-Charles-K.

Offi. Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench in Ireland.

BYNG, Sir John,-G.C.B.-M.P. for Poole.

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Late Commander of the Forces in Ireland.

CASHEL, Richard, Lord Archbishop of,

Also Bishop of Emly, and Primate of Munster.-(See pages 159
and 252.)

CASTLEMAINE,-William, Viscount, I.P.-(See page 262.)

CATHCART,-William-Shaw, Earl,

Also a Privy Councillor in England.-(See page 159.)
CLANCARTY,-Richard, Earl of, R.I.P.,-G.C.B.

Also a Privy Councillor in England.-(See page 162.)

CLONCURRY, Valentine-Brown, Baron, I.P.-and U.K.-(See

page 267; also List of Peers of late creation at the end of the
volume.)

COMBERMERE,-Stapleton, Viscount,-(See page 164.)

DOHERTY,-John,

Offi. Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas in Ireland.
DUBLIN, Richard, Lord Archbishop of,
Metropolitan, and Primate of Ireland, and
Bishop of Glandelah.—(See page 252.)

MURRAY,―The Hon. Sir George, Bart.,—G.C.B., &c.—M.P. for
Perthshire.

Also a Privy Councillor in England.—(See pages 378 and 523.)

NEWPORT,-Sir John, Bart.-M.P. for Waterford.

Also a Privy Councillor in England.-(See pages 413 and 529.)
O'NEILL,-Charles-Henry-St. John, Earl, R.I.P.
Offi. Lord Lieutenant of Antrimshire.

Vice-Admiral of Ulster.

Late Joint Post-Master-General of Ireland.-(See page 210.)

PEEL, Sir Robert, Bart.-M.P. for Tamworth.

Also a Privy Councillor in England.—(See pages 405 and 528.)
PLUNKET,-William-Conyngham, Baron,
Offi. Lord Chancellor of Ireland.

Also a Privy Councillor in England.—(See page 212.)

Offi. Vicar General to the Archbishop of Armagh.

Judge of the Prerogative Court of Ireland.

A Director of inland navigation, and of roads and bridges in
Ireland.

A Commissioner of Irish Fisheries.

ROSSE, Lawrence, Earl of, R.I.P.-M.R.I.A.-(See page 218.)

ST. HELENS, Alleyne, Baron,

Also a Privy Councillor in England.—(See page 220.)

SAURIN,-William,

Offi. A King's Counsellor in Ireland.

Late Attorney-General for Ireland.

SHANNON,-Henry, Earl of, I.P.-K.P. (Baron Carleton, G.B.)
Offi. Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of Corkshire,- (See
page 157.)

SLIGO,-Howe-Peter, Marquess of, I.P.-K.P. (Baron Monteagle,
U.K.)

Offi. Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of Mayoshire.
Rel. His Lordship is step-son to Baron Stowell.-(See page 205,
-MONTEAGLE.)

STANLEY, Edward-Geoffrey-Smith,-M.P. for Windsor.
Offi. Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant.

Also a Privy Councillor in England.-(See pages 426 and 531.) THOMOND,-William, Marquess of, R.I.P.-K.P.-(See page 233.) TUAM,-Power-Le-Poer, Lord Archbishop of, R.I.P. Primate of Connaught, and Bishop of Ardagh.

Rel. Brother to the Earl of Clancarty.-(See page 252; also, List of Peers, &c. of late creation at the end of the volume.) VIVIAN, Sir Richard-Hussey, Bart.-K.C.B.

Offi. Commander of the Forces in Ireland.

A Groom of the King's Bedchamber.

WICKHAM,-William,

Also a Privy Councillor in England.

WELLESLEY, Richard, Marquess, I.P. (Baron W., G.B.)

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Also a Privy Councillor in England.—(See page 236.)

WELLINGTON,-Arthur, Duke of, K.G., &c.

Also a Privy Councillor in England.—(See page 237.)

OFFICERS OF THE IRISH PRIVY COUNCIL.

Clerk, The Rt. Hon. Henry-Welbore, Viscount Clifden, I.P.— (Baron Mendip, G.B.)

Deputy Clerks,-John Ebbs,-John Mackay,-and John-Caillard Erck, Esqrs.