conveying that princess to England in 1662. He had a very confiderable fhare in the victory obtained over the Dutch at fea, on the 3d of June 1665, when eighteen of the enemy's capital fhips were taken, fourteen more deftroyed, and admirai Opdam blown up. He afterwards took eight Dutch men of war, two East-Indiamen, and twenty fail of other merchant-fhips. In 1666 he was appointed ambaffador-extraordinary to the court of Spain, to mediate a peace between that court and Portugal, which he effected. He was viceadmiral under the duke of York, in the lea fight off Southwald-bay, on the 28th of May 1672, where he contributed greatly to the victory obtained that day, but died fighting bravely in the fervice of his country. Bishop Parker, in his hif tory of his own times, relating this engagement, fays, "The earl of Sandwich having shattered feven of the enemy's fhips, and beat off three fire-fhips, at length overpowered, fell a facrifice to his country. A gentleman adorned with all the virtues of Alcibiades, and untainted by any of his vices; capable of any bufinefs; full of wifdom; a great commander by fea-and land; learned, eloquent, affable, liberal, and magnificent." He was fucceeded by his eldest fon, Edward earl of Sandwich, who married the lady Anne, fourth daughter of Richard Boyle, earl of Burlington, by whom he had two fons, Edward and Richard, and one daughter, the lady Elizabeth; and died in February 1689. Edward fucceeded his father, and John, now earl of Sandwich, married on the 7th of March 1741, Dorothy, daughter of Charles lord viscount Fane of the kingdom of Ireland; and hath iffue, 1. John lord vifcount Henchingbroke, born Jan. 26, 1744. 2. Edward Montagu, born June 30, 1745, and died Nov. 3, 1752. 3. William-Auguftus, born in 1752. Lady Mary, born Feb. 23, 1748. His lordship was plenipotentiary at the treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, concluded O&cber 2, 1748, and is now one of his majesty's principal fecretaries of ftate. Armorial Bearings.] Argent, three lozenges conjoined in fefs, gules; a border, fable. Creft.] On a wreath a gryphon's head cruped, or, its beak and wings, fable. Supporters.] On the dexter-fide a triton, holding over his rightfhoulder a trident, all proper, his ducal crown, or. On the finifter a parrot, with wings difclofed, vert. Matto. Poft tot naufragia pertum, After many hipwrecks I have found a harbour. Chief Seats.] At Hinchingbroke in Huntingdonshire; and Pall-Mall in London. Lifts of the Annual Penfions on the Irish Civil and Military Eftablishments, as they flood the 26th of October 1763, with the Dates of King's Letters, and Letters Patent, and the Term for which they were granted; exclufive of the Penfions of Half pay Officers, and the Widows of Officers.All during his Majefty's Pleafure, unless other-wife expreffed. Catherine Talbot, Dec. 17, 1706, 501. Lady Keilmanfeg, her life, April 15, 1719, 7501. The fame, as vifcountefs dowager Howe, March 24, 1752, 500l. Countess of Rofcommon, Ap. 29, 1723, iool. Addition, Oct. 1, 1746, 1501. John Wifdom, Under-librarykeeper, Feb. 3, 1725, 301. Lady Strangford, May 31, 1725, 2501. Reprefentative of Charles Hooper, and P. Martin, until zoool. be paid at one payment, Dec. 15, 1726, 2001. David Mitchell, in truft for Mary Williams, alias Weft, daughter of lord-chancellor Weft, Feb. 9, 1726, 4001. By Eftabliment 1727. Dorothy Le Eftanquet, 1727, 401. 17s. 6d. Manon Senry de Oliver, 1727, 601. Alexander, earl of Antrim, and Arthur Trevor, Efq; in trust for the fon and daughters of William Fleming, Efq; commonly called lord Slane, March 31, 1731, July 15, 1761, 3001. Viscount Strangford, Feb. 25, 1733, zool. Gafper Caillard, minifter of a French Epifcopal church at Portarlington, July 23, 1734, 501. Oluf Moller, minister of a congregation of German Proteftants in Dublin, Dec. 20, 1739, 501. Executors of lord Harrington, 31 years from Midfummer, 1740, Oâ. 30, 1740, 2600l. John Lewis Scoffier, and Charles Lewis de Villette, French conformist minifters of the united congregations of St. Patrick and St. Mary Dublin, Jan. 13, 1740, 100l. Lady Cecilia Ifabella Finch, 31 years from Lady-day, 1742, May 11, 1742, 400l. Earl of Meath, July 26, 1742, 3001. 2001. Addition, April 6, 1753, William Lock, Efq; affignee of lord Southwell, 31 years from April 5, 1755, July 29, 1755, 400l. Lord Southwell, addition, May 6, 1741, 300l. Sarah vifc. dow. Doneraile, July 25, 1742, 100!. Margaret, ft. vifc. dow. Mayo, ditto, 100l. Countess of Brandon, Nov. II, 1742, 100l. Reprefentative of Mary Louifa, baronefs de Stainberg, 31 years from Christmas 1742, Aug. 15, 1743 30cl. John, lord Monson, and John Arfcott, Efq; in truft for Anne, lady Yonge, 31 years from Chriftmas, 1743. Jan. 31, 1743, 6ool. William Sharman, Efq; in truft for Nicholas and Margaret Netterville, children of the late Luke Netterville, Efq: July 18, 1744, Icol. Reprefentative of Sir Standish Hartftongue, in truft for the children 4 Ez of Gafper Gravenkop, November 7, of Price Hartftongue, deceased, July 18, 1744, 100l. Arthur Dawson, Efq; in truft for 1501.. 1746, 2001. 2001. Addition, Oct. 10, 1761, Earl Jerfey, his life, March 21, 1747, 1500l. Earl Cowper, his life, March 19, 1747, 1000l. George Malide, April 5, 1748, 361. 10s. Hungerford Skeffington, May 12, 1748, 150l. Elizabeth Jephfon, ditto, 30l. Addition, Feb. 21, 1748, 19, 1748, 400l. Fred. Hamilton, vifc. Boyne, Feb. 1001. 2501. -Addition, March 29, 1746, 1501. Ifaac Carnac, ditto, 361. 10s. Peter Carnac, ditto, 361. 10s. Reprefentative of AuguftusSchutz, Efq; 31 years from Lady-day, 1749, April 10, 1749, 1200l. Dame Levina St. Leger, April 12, April 6, 1753, 2001. Alderman Hans Bailie of Dublin, in truft for the widow and children of Annesley, clerk, deceased, April 6, 1753, 150l. Trustee for the children of David Chaigneau, Efq; late member of parliament, April 6, 1753, 150l. Ifaac Drury, Efq; April 6, 1751, 100l. William Molefworth, Anne his wife, and furvivor, April 6, 1753, 1ool. Iool. 501. Mrs. Mary Gethin, ditto, 100l. Benjamin Victor, Elizabeth Wynne, widow of lieut. col. John Wynne, April 6, 1753, 100l. Representative of Sir Arthur Newcomen, in truft for the fole and separate ufe of Mrs. Catharine Coote, April 6, 1763, 100l. Francis Bindon, Efq; April 6, 1753, 100l. Right hon. lady Anne Daly, ditto, 100l. Mrs. Bettefworth widow of the late ferjeant Bettefworth, April 6, 1753, 801. Mrs. Barbara Mitchel, widow of the late Mich. Mitchel, Efq; April 6, 1753, 501. Mrs. Elizabeth Spittal, ditto, 401. Mrs. Mills, daughter of Galliardy, April 6, 1753, 271. 10s. Jain Pain, and Elizabeth her daughter, and furvivor, April 6, 1753, 301. Francis, lord Hawley, Sept. 12, 1753, 2001. John Cooper, gent. 30 years from John Roberts, Efq; for life, June Sufan Simon, ditto, rool. Magdalen Marianne, and Guidida D'Aveffenis, and furvivors, ditto, 181. 5s. Margaret Therond, fpinster, ditto, 631. 17s. 6d. George earl of Albemarle, April 25, 1755, 8ool. Dame Jane Lambart, May, 7, 1755, zool. Sir Thomas Robinfon, knight of the Bath, now lord Grantham, his life, and Thomas and Frederick his fons, Oct. 29, 1755, 2000l. Charles Ufher, Efq; in truft for Harriot Molefworth, Louifa Molesworth, Eliz. Molefworth, their lives, Jan. 15, 1756, 701. each. Henry Boyle, Efq; fpeaker of the Houfe of Commons, now earl of Shannon, 31 years from Lady-day, 1756, April 13, 1756, 2000l. Mr. Thomas Bourchier, May 4, 1756, 400l. Mr. Ralph Gore, ditto, 300l. 70l. Geo. earl of Cholmondely, July 16, 1756, 1200l. Rudolph de Sporkee, Aug. 16, 1756, 1000. Lord Lord Geo. Beauclerk, for life, Sept. 16, 1756, 4001. Mary vifcountefs dowager, MoTineux, widow of captain Peter Ofborne, May 18, 1757, 7ol. Lady Elizabeth Waldegrave, wife of major general John Waldegrave, her life, Aug. 20, 1757, his in reverfion, Nov. 17, 1759, 800!. Geo. earl of Cholmondely, life, Aug. 30, 1757, 2500l. Francis earl of Hertford, Philip earl of Hardwicke, and John lord Berkeley, in truft for Mary princefs of Heffe, her life, and Charles and Frederick her fons, and furvivors, July 6, 1758, 5000l. Job Staunton Charleton, life, July 31, 1758, 500l. Ferdinand duke of Brunswick and Lunenberg, life, Aug. 31, 1758, zoocl. Bridget, countefs dowager of Drogheda, Aug. 14, 1758, 2oc!. Honor Gore, widow, and her two daughter, Cath. King, alias Gore, widow, and Eliz. Brereton, alias Gore and furvivors, Aug. 14, 1758, 2001. John Blennerhaffett, of Baily feedy, in the county of Kerry, El; Aug. 14, 1758, 2001. Guy Moore, of Dublin, Efq; Aug. 14, 1758, zool. James Huffey, of Dublin, Efq; ditto, zcol. Mrs. Lucia Agar, Aug. 14, 1758, 1501. Bellingham Boyle, Efq; 31 years from Midfummer 1758, Sept. 16, 1758, 8001. Sir Paul Crosbie, April 11, 1759, 2001. Sir Edward Hawke, knight of the Bath, and cne of the admirals of the royal navy, his life and Martin Blanden Hawke and Edward his fons and furvivors, March 7, 1760, 2000l. Mrs. Anne Beresford, July 22, 1760, 2001. Charles viscount Ranelagh, July 22, 1760, 300l. John Patterson, Efq; July 22, 1760, 100l. Cromwell Price, Efq; July 22, 1760, 2001. Alex. Dudley Cofby, Efq; July 22, 1760, 2col. Amalie Sophie Marianne counters of Yarmouth, 31 years from Midfummer 1760, August 18, 1760, 40001.-So far on Establishment 1727. Allen lord Bathurft, life, Jan. 8, 1761, 2000l. James lord Tyrawley, 31 years from Nov. 29, 1760, Jan. 8, 1761, 5001. St. G. Caulfield, Efq; March 5, 1761, 1000l. Anne Pitt, life, March 9, 1761, 500l. By Eftablishment 1761. Martha lady Beauclerk, widow of lord Henry Beauclerk, in truft for her daughters, 400l. Mifs Dorothy Naper, 100l. Mrs. Macartney, zool. 701. Frederick Ernst, March 21, 1761, 1000. Princess Amelia, 31 years from May |