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Armorial Glass at the Middle Temple
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Armorial Glass at the
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Window 1 (South)
1. John Newcourte 2. Sir Christopher Brome 3. Sir Richard Lewkner 4. Edward Martyn
5. Sir William Periam 6. Thomas Hatton 7. Thomas Tresham 8. Thomas Meade
9. John Patteson 10. Sir William Bolland 11. Sir Anthony Hart 12. Sir John Leach
13. Sir Frederick Low 14. Sir Clement Bailhache 15. Sir Thomas G. Horridge 16. Sir Samuel T. Evans
1. John Newcourte (died 1578-9) - Admitted before 1551; listed for Constable of the Tower
Christmas 1551-8.
Arms: Sable a bend ermine between two double-headed eagles displayed or, quartering Floyer.
2. Sir Christopher Brome (died 1598) - Admitted before 1551; Sheriff of Oxfordshire 1566/7.
3. Sir Richard Lewkner (died 1616) - Admitted 1560; Reader Autumn 1581; Elected Reader
Lent 1592; Serjeant 1593; Chief Justice of Chester 1600.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, az., three chevs. arg.; II and III, Or, on a chief gu. three plates) for
Camoys.
4. Edward Martyn (died 1604) - Admitted before 1551.
5. Sir William Periam (1534 - 1604) - Admitted 1553; Associate Bencher 21 June 1577; Ser-
jeant 1580; Justice of Common Pleas 1581; Chief Baron of Exchequer 1593-1604.
Arms: Gules, a chevron engraved between three leopards’ faces or.
6. Thomas Hatton - Admitted 12 June 1559.
7. Thomas Tresham (died 1605) - Admitted 3 November 1560.
8. Thomas Meade (died 1585) - Admitted 1544-8, Reader Autumn 1562 and Lent 1566; Ser-
jeant 1567; Justice of Common Pleas 1577.
Arms: Sable, a chevron between three pelicans or, vulning themselves, ppr.
9. John Patteson - Admitted 1812; Called 1821.
10. Sir William Bolland (1772 - 1840) - Admitted 1792; Called 1801; Baron of Exchequer 1829 -
39.
11. Sir Anthony Hart (1754 - 1831) - Admitted 1776; Called 1781; K.C. 1807; Bencher 1807;
Reader Autumn 1809; Solicitor-General to Queen Charlotte 1816; Treasurer 1817; Vice-
Chancellor of England 1827; Chancellor of Ireland 1827-1830.
Arms: Sable between three fleurs-de-lys, two in chief and one in base, a band engr. or, charged with
a crescent gules in chief for diff.
12. Sir John Leach (1760 - 1834) - Admitted 1785; Called 1790; Bencher 1807; Reader Lent
1810; Vice-Chancellor of England 1818; Treasurer 1818.
Arms: Erm., on a chief ind. gu. three crowns or.
13. Sir Frederick Low (1856 - 1917) - Admitted 16 May 1889; Called 1890; K.C. 1902; Bencher
1911; Justice of the High Court 1915.
Arms: Gules a pale ermine on a chief argent masoned sable three saffron stalked and leaved proper.
14. Sir Clement Meacher Bailhache (1856 - 1924) - Admitted 1888; Called 1889; Justice of the
High Court 1912; Bencher 1913.
Arms: Azure a lion rampant or in chief a crescent between two mullets of the last.
15. Sir Thomas Gardner Horridge (1857 - 1938) - Admitted 1881; Called 1884; K.C. 1901;
Bencher 1909; Justice of High Court 1910-1937; Reader Autumn 1921; Treasurer 1929.
Arms: Arg., a chev between in chief two hunting horns stringed and in base a rose gu.
16. Sir Samuel Thomas Evans (1859 - 1918) - Admitted 1891; Called 1891; K.C. 1901; Bencher
and Solicitor-General 1908; President of the Probate Divorce and Admiralty Division of
the High Court and P.C. 1910.
Arms: Erm., in chief two falcons the wings elevated and addorsed ppr., and in base an anchor roped
or.
Window 2 (South)
1. Richard Ingepen 2. Nicholas Luke 3. John Talbot 4. John Spencer
5. Ralph Sheldon 6. Thomas Morgan 7. John Ratcliff 8. Christopher Heydon
9. Sir Richard Budden
Crowder
10. Sir John Jervis 11. Sir Samuel Martin 12. Sir Hugh Hill
13. Alfred, Baron Trevethin 14. Sir Gainsford Bruce 15. Sir Richard Henn Col-
lins
16. Edward Albert, Prince of Wales
1. Richard Ingepen; Admitted 1555; Reader 1572; Steward Christmas 1574; Reader Autumn 1575.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, Gules, two bars gemells or, a chief ind. Ermine (for Ingpen); II and III, Checky, argent and
sable a chief or (for Coleshill).
2. Nicholas Luke - Admitted 1517; Reader Autumn 1534; 3rd Baron of the Exchequer 1540; died 1563.
Arms: Four grand quarter. I and IV argent, a bugle sable quartering gules
3. John Talbot - Possibly the John Talbot admitted 3 November 1560, or his grandson of the same name, the
10th Earl of Shrewsbury.
4. John Spencer - Admitted before 1551.
Arms: Quarterly argent and gules, in the second and third quarters a fret or, over all on a bend sable three escallops
argent, quartering the true coat of Spencer and five others.
5. Ralph Sheldon (1523 - 1584) - Admitted 1556.
Arms: 1 & 4 Sable a fess between three sheldrakes argent, quartering 2. Rudinge, on a bend between two lions rampant
a wyvern extended and 3 Willington A Saltire vair (the last for his mother).
6. Thomas Morgan - Admitted 1551; Steward Christmas 1570, Associate Bencher 1585.
Arms: Argent three bulls’ heads sable, quartering Howell Bruce of Caeleon, Morgan of Tredegar, &c.
7. John Ratcliff (1611 - 1673) - Admitted 1629; Called 1637; Recorder of Chester 1646; Justice of Wales circuit
1659 and later Chief Justice of North Wales; Bencher 1660.
8. Sir Christopher Heydon (1519 - 1579)- Admitted c1540; Knighted 1549
Arms: Quarterly: argent and gules, a cross engrailed counterchanged, quarterly of seven.
9. Sir Richard Budden Crowder (1795 - 1859) - Admitted 1837 (previously Admitted and Called at Lincoln’s
Inn); Bencher 1837; Reader Lent 1841; Treasurer 1844.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, Gules a bend vair argent and vert; II and III, argent on a bend sable three griffins’ heads
erased or.
10. Sir John Jervis (1802 - 1856) - Admitted 1819; Called 1824; Reader Autumn 1841; Solicitor General and Attor-
ney General 1846; Treasurer 1846.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV (1) and (4) Sable a chevron ermine between three martlets or, (2) and (3) Per chevron sable
and argent in chief three leopards’ faces or; II and III, Or, a cross patée throughout between four eagles displayed sable;
in dexter chief a crescent argent charged with an annulet gules for difference.
11. Sir Samuel Martin (1801 - 1883) - Admitted 1826; Called 1830; Reader Lent 1850; Baron of the Exchequer
1850.
Arms: Argent on a chief ind. Azure three martlets or.
12. Sir Hugh Hill (1802 - 1871) - Admitted 1823; Reader Lent 1856; Serjeant 1858; Justice of the Queen’s Bench
1858.
Arms: Azure a chevron between three fleurs-de-lys or, a canton of the second.
13. Alfred Tristram Lawrence, 1st Baron Trevethin (1843 - 1936) - Admitted 1864; Called 1869; Reader Lent
1903; Justice of High Court 1904; Treasurer 1914.
Arms: Per chevron argent and gules in chief two crossed raguly of the last, and in base a pascal lamb of the first hold-
ing with the dexter forefoot a banner and a staff, the banner charged with a cross couped azure.
14. Sir Gainsford Bruce (1834 - 1912) - Admitted 1856; Called 1859; Solicitor General 1879; Attorney General
1886; Justice of the High Court 1892; Reader Autumn 1897.
Arms: Or a saltire cotised gules, on a chief of the last a fleur-de-lys between two demi lions rampant erased of the field.
15. Sir Richard Henn Collins (1842 - 1911) - Admitted 1862; Called 1867; Q.C. 1883; Reader Autumn 1895; Jus-
tice of the Queen’s Bench 1891, Lord Justice of Appeal 1897; Master of the Rolls 1901-7; Treasurer 1905; Lord
of Appeal 1907-10.
Arms: Argent, two lions combatant proper on a chief azure a pelican vulning herself of the field.
16. Edward Albert, Prince of Wales (1894 - 1972) - Admitted 1919, Called and Bencher 1919; King Edward VIII
of Great Britain and Ireland, Emperor of India 1936, Duke of Windsor 1937.
Arms: Royal arms of England charged with an inescutcheon for Saxe-Gotha surrounded by the Garter, the crest and
supporters charged with a label of three points argent.
Window 3 (South)
1. Thomas Carus 2. Ludovic, Duke of Lennox
and of Richmond
3. George, Duke of
Buckingham
4. Sir Edward Hoby
5. Sir Robert Denys 6. Ferdinando, Lord Strange 7. John, Lord Darcy 8. Sir John Throgmorton
9. Richard Parker 10. Thomas Malet 11. Sir Robert Barkley 12. Francis Harvey
13. Prince Albert Victor of Wales 14. Albert Edward, Prince of Wales 15. Richard, Baron
Westbury
16. Hugh, Baron Cairns
1. Thomas Carus (died c.1572) - Admitted 1525-1551, of Horton, Lancashire, son and heir of William
Carus; Bencher 1555; Reader Lent 1555; Serjeant 1559; Justice of the Queen’s Bench 1566.
Arms: Az., a chev. between ten cinquefoils, arg.
2. Ludovic Stuart, Duke of Lennox and Duke of Richmond (1574 - 1624) - Admitted 1608/9; Privy
Counsellor; Knight of the Garter 1603.
3. George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham (1592 - 1628) - Admitted 1617/8; Knight of the Garter 7 July
1616.
4. Sir Edward Hoby (1560 - 1617) - Admitted 1583.
5. Sir Robert Denys - Admitted 1525-1551.
6. Ferdinando Stanley, Lord Strange (1559 - 1594) - Son of Henry Stanley, 4th Earl of Derby, succeed-
ed as 5th Earl in 1593.
7. John Darcy, Second Baron Darcy (died 1581) - Admitted 1562/3.
8. Sir John Throgmorton - Likely John Throckmorton (c1524 - 1580) of Coughton, Warwickshire, son
of Sir George Throckmorton, as the arms are the same as those on his memorial. Admitted 1525-
1551.
9. Richard Parker (died 1647) - Admitted 1605; Called 1613; Reader Autumn 1632; Treasurer 1641 -
Trinity 1646.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, Arg., a buck’s head caboshed gu. Attired or; II and III, Or, a cross botoné in sal-
tire between four eagles displayed sa. Also Erm., a stag’s head caboshed ppr.
10. Thomas Malet (c 1582 - 1665) - Admitted 1600; Called 1606; Reader Lent 1625; Treasurer 1633; Solic-
itor-General to the Queen; Serjeant 1635; Justice of the King’s Bench 1641.
Arms: Az. Three escallops or, a crescent charged with a label of three points for difference.
11. Sir Robert Barkley (1584 - 1656) - Admitted 1600/1; Called 1608; Bencher 1625; Reader Autumn
1626; Serjeant and King’s Serjeant 1627; Justice of King’s Bench 1632.
Arms: Gu., a chev. between six crosses pattée in chief and four in base, arg., in the fess point a crescent sa. for
diff.
12. Francis Harvey (died 1632) - Admitted 1581/2; Autumn Reader 1609; Serjeant 1614; Justice of the
Common Pleas 1624.
Arms: Quarterley: I and IV, Gu., on a bend ar. three trefoils vert, on a canton or a leopard’s head gu.; II and
III, Arg., a fess between three bulls’ heads couped or.
13. Prince Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence and Avondale (1864 - 1892) - Admitted, Called & Bencher
1885.
Arms: Royal Arms of England charged with an inescutcheon for Saxe-Gotha surrounded by the Garter, the
crest supporters and arms each charged with a label of three points, the centre file charged with a cross gu.
14. Albert Edward, Prince of Wales (1841 - 1910) - Admitted, Called & Bencher 31 October 1861; Treas-
urer 1886; King Edward VII of Great Britain and Ireland, Emperor of India 1901.
Arms: Royal Arms of England charged with an inescutcheon for Saxe-Gotha surrounded by the Garter, the
crest and supporters charged with a label of three points.
15. Richard Bethell, Baron Westbury (1800 - 1873) - Admitted 1819; Called 1823; Q.C. 1840; Bencher
1840; Reader Lent 1844; Treasurer 1848; Solicitor-General 1852; Attorney-General 1856; Lord Chan-
cellor 1861-1865.
Arms: Arg. on a chev. engr. az. between three boars’ heads couped sa. an estoile, all within a bordure of the
third.
16. Hugh McCalmont, Baron Cairns of Garmoyle (1819 - 1885) - Admitted 1844; Called 1844; Q.C.
1856; Solicitor-General 1867; Attorney-General 1866; Lord Chancellor 1868 & 1874-1880.
Window 4 (South)
1. William, Earl of Banbury 2. Richard, Earl of Portland 3. Edward Horsey 4. Humphrey Browne
5. John Southcote 6. Sir William Babthorp 7. Edward Stampe 8. Hugh Pawlet
9. John Bramston 10. Robert Jermyne 11. Pepys 12. George Sydenham
13. Robert, Viscount Finlay 14. Sir Charles Hall 15. Henry, Baron Brampton 16. John, Baron Coleridge
1. William Knollys, 1st Earl of Banbury (1544 - 1632) - Admitted 1565; KG, PC; Lord Lieu-
tenant of Berkshire 1596; 1st Viscount Wallingford 1616; 1st Earl of Banbury 1626.
2. Richard Weston, 1st Earl of Portland (1577 - 1634/5) - Admitted 1594.
3. Edward Horsey (1525 - 1583) - Admitted 1576.
4. Humphry Browne (died 1562) - Admitted before 1501; Reader Autumn 1516 & Lent
1520; Serjeant 1531; King’s Serjeant 1536; Justice of the Common Pleas 1543.
5. John Southcote (1511 - 1585) - Admitted 1525-1551; Reader Autumn 1556 & Lent 1558;
Serjeant 1559; Justice of the Queen’s Bench 1563-1584.
Arms: Arg., a chev. gu. between three ravens ppr., with four quarterings for Keynes, Pury, Bos-
om, Dittishall.
6. Sir William Babthorp (1529 - 1581) - Admitted 1525-1551; Fined for not reading 1576.
7. Edward Stampe (died 1599) - Admitted 1571; Called 1577; Reader Autumn 1594.
8. Hugh Pawlet - Admitted c1531.
9. John Bramston (1577 - 1654) - Admitted 1597; Called 1605; Reader Lent 1622; Serjeant
1623; Chief Justice of Ely 1630; King’s Serjeant 1634; Chief Justice of the King’s Bench
1635.
Arms: Or, on a fess sa. three plates.
10. Robert Jermyne - Admitted 1601.
11. Pepys - Arms are those of Talbot Pepys (c1580 - 1666) - Admitted 1605; Called 1612/3;
Reader Lent 1631; Treasurer 1640.
Arms: Sable, on a bend or between two nag’s heads erased argent three fleurs-de-lys of the field.
12. George Sydenham - Admitted 1599/1600.
13. Robert Bannatyne Finlay, Viscount Finlay of Nairn (1842 - 1929) - Admitted 1865;
Called 1867; Q.C. 1882; Bencher 1884; Solicitor-General 1895-1900; Attorney-General
1900-1905; Reader Lent 1896; Treasurer 1902; Lord Chancellor 1916-1918.
Arms: Arg., on a chev. vert between in chief two roses and in base a mullet gu. two swords chev-
ronwise the points in base of the field pomelled or.
14. Sir Charles Hall (1814 - 1883) - Admitted 1834; Called 1838; Bencher 1872; Vice-
Chancellor 1873; Reader Autumn 1878.
Arms: Sa., on a chev. between three dexter hands couped at the wrist each encircled by an annu-
let arg. a wreath vert between two roses gu. barked and seeded ppr.
15. Henry Hawkins, 1st Baron Brampton (1817 - 1907) - Admitted 1839; Called 1843; Q.C.
1859; Bencher 1859; Reader Autumn 1862; Justice of High Court 1876.
Arms: Arg., on a saltire engr. sa. five fleurs-de-lys or.
16. John Duke Coleridge, 1st Baron Coleridge (1820 - 1894) - Admitted 1843; Called 1846;
Q.C. 1861; Bencher 1861; Reader Autumn 1864; Solicitor-General 1868; Attorney-General
1871; Serjeant 1873; Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1873; Lord Chief Justice 1880;
Treasurer 1890.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, arg., on a mount vert an otter passant ppr., on a chief gu. a marlet
between two crosses pettée fitchée or; II and III, per fess arg. and az., three garlands of leaves
counterchanged.
Window 5 (South)
1. Anthony, Viscount
Montagu
2. Gilbert, 7th Earl of
Shrewsbury
3. Charles, Earl of
Devonshire
4. Sir Thomas Reynell
5. George Gascoigne 6. Tristram Michell 7. Richard Ferrers 8. Reginald Braye
9. Henry, Earl of Manchester 10. John Puleston 11. Sir Robert Hyde 12. Sir Robert Catlyn
13. John Richard Quain 14. James, Baron Hannen 15. Sir Montague Smith 16. Sir Gillery Pigott
1. Anthony Browne, Viscount Montagu (1574—1629) - Admitted 1594.
2. Gilbert Talbot, 7th Earl of Shrewsbury (1552—1616)
3. Charles Blount, 8th Baron Mountjoy and 1st Earl of Devonshire (1563—1606)
4. Sir Thomas Reynell (1589—1655) —Admitted 1608.
5. George Gascoigne—Admitted 1559; fined for not reading 1581; Associated to the Bench
1587.
Arms: Arg., on a pale sa. A conger’s head couped or, six quarterings.
6. Tristram Michell—Admitted 1571/2.
7. Richard Ferrers—Admitted 1572.
8. Reginald Braye— Admitted 1560; Called 1574.
9. Henry Montagu, 1st Earl of Manchester (1563—1642) - Admitted 1585; Called 1592; Record-
er of London and Associated to the Bench 1603; Reader Autumn 1606; KC 1607; Serjeant and
King’s Serjeant 1611; Chief Justice of the King’s Bench 1616; Lord Privy Seal 1628.
Arms: Arg., three fusils in fess gu., a bordure sa., quartering or, an eagle displayed vert armed gu.
(for Monthermer), in the dexter point a mullet arg. for cadency.
10. John Puleston (died 1659) - Admitted 1606; Called 1614; Reader Autumn 1634; Treasurer
1646; Serjeant 1648; Justice of Common Pleas 1649.
Arms: Sa., three mullets arg.
11. Sir Robert Hyde (1595 - 1665) - Admitted 1608; Called 7 February 1616/7; Reader Lent 1638;
Serjeant 1640; Justice of the Common Pleas 1660; Chief Justice of the King’s Bench 1663.
Arms: Az., a chev. between three lozenges or.
12. Sir Robert Catlyn (died 1574) - Admitted and Called 1525 - 1547; Reader Autumn 1547; Ser-
jeant 1554; King’s Serjeant 1556; Justice of the Common Pleas 1558; Chief Justice of the
Queen’s Bench 1560.
Arms: Per chev. az. and or, three lions passant guardant, in pale counterchanged, on a chief arg. a
rose between two fleurs-de-lys gu.
13. Sir John Richard Quain (1816—1876) - Admitted 1837; Called 1851; QC 1866; Bencher 20
November 1866; Attorney-General for County Palatine of Durham 1867; Serjeant and Justice
of the Queen’s Bench 1872.
Arms: Arg., three acorns ppr. between two chevronels az., the whole between in chief two mill rings
sa. and in base upon a mount vert an oak tree ppr.
14. James Hannen, Baron Hannen of Burdock (1821—1894) - Admitted 1841; Called 1848; Ser-
jeant 1868; Justice of the Queen’s Bench 1868; President of the Court of Probate and Divorce
1875; Bencher 1878; Reader Lent 1889; Lord of Appeal 1891.
Arms: Sa., a demi-lion between three portcullises or, within a bordure of the last.
15. Sir Montague Edward Smith (1809—1891) - Admitted to Gray’s Inn 1830; Called there 1835;
Admitted to Middle Temple 1839; QC 1853; Bencher 1853; Reader Lent 1857; Treasurer 1862;
Serjeant and Judge of the Common Pleas 1865.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, Arg., a fess dancettée between three roses gu., barbed and seeded ppr,; II
and III, Gu., on a fess embattled counter-embattled or three Cornish choughs ppr.
16. Sir Gillery Pigott (1813—1875) - Admitted 1836; Called 1839; Counsel to Inland Revenue
1854; Serjeant 1856; Baron of Exchequer 1863.
Window 6 (South) - Upper half
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Window 6 (South) - Lower half
1. Sir James Whitelock (1570—1632) - Admitted 1592/3; Called 1600; Reader Autumn 1619; Serjeant 1620; Chief Justice of
Chester 1620; Justice of King’s Bench 1624.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, Az., a chev. engr. between three falcons or; II and III, Arg., on a bend gu. three stags’ heads caboshed
or.
2. Sir Nicholas Lechmere (1613—1701) - Admitted 1634; Called 1641; Bencher 1655; Treasurer 1657; Reader Lent 1668;
Attorney of the Duchy of Lancaster 1655; Serjeant 1689; Baron of the Exchequer 1689.
Arms: Gu., a fess or, in chief two pelicans vulning themselves of the last.
3. Edmund Plowden (c1519—1585) - Admitted 1538; Reader Autumn 1557; Serjeant 1558; Reader Lent 1560; Treasurer
1561—1566.
Arms: Az., a fess dancettée, the two upper points terminating in fleurs-de-lys or.
Plowden oversaw the construction of the Hall, and his bust stands by the screen at its East end.
4. Sir Edward Montagu (died 1557) - Admitted 1506; Steward Christmas 1523; Reader Autumn 1524 and 1531; Serjeant
1531; King’s Serjeant 1537; Chief Justice of King’s Bench 1539; Chief Justice of Common Pleas 1545.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV Arg., three fusils in fess gu., within a bordure sa. (for Montagu); II and III Or, an eagle displayed vert
(for Monthermer).
5. Sir Geoffrey Palmer, 1st Baronet (1598—1670) - Admitted 1616; Called 1623; Solicitor-General 1645; Attorney–General
and knighted 1660; Bencher 1660; Treasurer 1661; Chief Justice of Chester 1661-2; Recorder of Boston 1662-70.
Arms: Gu. [should be sa.] a chev or between three crescents arg.; quartering: Arg., on a bend sa. five bezants.
6. William Montagu (c1619— 1706) - Admitted 1635; Called 1641/2; Queen’s Attorney and Bencher 1662; Treasurer 1663;
Reader Autumn 1664; Serjeant 1676; Chief Baron of Exchequer 1676-1686.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, Arg., three fusils conjoined in fess gu. within a bordure sa.; II and III, Or, an eagle displayed vert
(Monthermer).
7. Henry Hatsell (died 1772) - Admitted 1718; Called 1724/5; Bencher 1755; Reader Autumn 1763; Treasurer 1768 (acting
until 9 February 1770).
Arms: Erm., three vipers’ heads erect and erased ppr.
8. Robert Tracy (1655—1735) - Admitted 1673; Called 1680; Justice of the King’s Bench, Ireland, 1699, Baron of the Excheq-
uer 1700; Justice of the Court of Common Pleas 1702.
9. Sir Joseph Jekyll (1663—1738) - Admitted 1680; Called 1687; Chief Justice of Chester 1697; Bencher 1697; Reader Au-
tumn 1699; Serjeant and King’s Serjeant 1700; Master of the Rolls 1717.
Arms: Or, a fess sa. between three hinds tripping gu.
10. Sir Robert Hyde (1595—1665) - Admitted 1608; Called 1616/7; Reader Lent 1638; Serjeant 1640; Justice of the Common
Pleas 1660; Chief Justice of King’s Bench 1663.
Arms: Az., a chev. between three lozenges or.
11a. Sir Peyton Ventris (1645—1691) - Admitted 1663/4; Called 1671; Justice of the Peace 1685; Serjeant, Justice of Common
Pleas and Knighted 1689.
11b. George Treby (1644—1700) - Admitted 1663; Called 1671; Recorder of London and Knighted 1680; Bencher 1680;
Reader Lent 1686; Treasurer 1689; Solicitor-General and Attorney-General 1689; Serjeant 1692; Chief Justice of Common
Pleas 1692.
Arms: Sa., a lion rampant arg. gorged with a collar of the field charged with three besants and welted or, in chief three besants.
12. Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon (1608—1674) - Admitted 1625/6; Called 1633; Lord Chancellor 1658.
13. Thomas Clifford, 1st Baron Clifford of Chudleigh (1630—1673) - Admitted 1648; Comptroller of the Household 1666;
Lord High Treasurer 1672.
14. Henry Hyde, 2nd Earl of Clarendon (1638—1709) - Admitted 1661; Lord Privy Seal and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
1685.
15. Henry Gould (1710—1794) - Admitted 1728; Called 1734; K.C. and Bencher 1754; Serjeant and Baron of the Exchequer
1761; Justice of the Common Pleas 1763.
Arms: Az., a lion rampant or between three scrolls arg.
16. Laurence Hyde, 1st Earl of Rochester (1642—1711) - Admitted 1660; First Lord of the Treasury 1679; Lord President of
the Council 1684; Lord High Treasurer 1685; Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 1700.
17. William Cowper, 1st Earl Cowper (c1665—1723) - Admitted 1681/2; Called 1688; K.C. 1694; Lord Keeper of the Great
Seal 1705; Lord Chancellor 1707-1708 and 1714-1718.
18. Phillip Yorke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke (1690—1764) - Admitted 1708; Called 1715; Bencher 1720/1; Solicitor-General and
Knighted 1720; Reader Autumn 1721; Treasurer 1721; Attorney-General 1724; Serjeant 1733; Lord Chief Justice of the
King’s Bench 1733; Lord Chancellor 1737-1756.
Arms: Arg., a saltire az. charged with a bezant; quartering, sa. a lion rampant guardant or between three escallops ppr.
19. John Sommers, 1st Baron Sommers of Evesham (1652—1716) - Admitted 1669; Called 1676; Recorder of London 1688;
Solicitor-General 1689; Bencher 1689; Reader Lent 1689; Treasurer 1690; Attorney-General 1692; Keeper of the Great Seal
1692; Lord Chancellor 1697-1700; Lord President of the Council 1708.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, vert, a fess dancettée erm., a crescent for cadency; II and III, quarterly: vert and gu., a fess dancettée arg.,
in chief a lion passant between two martlets of the last.
20. Francis North, 1st Baron Guilford (1637—1685) - Admitted 1655; Called 1661; K.C. 1668; Bencher 1668; Solicitor-General
1671; Reader Autumn 1671; Treasurer 1671; Attorney-General 1673; Serjeant and Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1675;
Lord Keeper 1682-1685.
Arms: Az., a lion passant or between three fleurs-de-lys arg., in chief a crescent of the last for diff.; with eleven quarterings.
21. Charles Abbott, 1st Baron Tenterden (1762—1832) - Admitted 1787; Called (by Inner Temple) 1796; Justice of the Com-
mon Pleas, Serjeant, and Justice of the King’s Bench 1816; Lord Chief Justice 1818;
22. William Scott, 1st Baron Stowell (1745—1836) - Admitted 1792; Called 1780; King’s Advocate-General 1787; Justice of
Consistory Court of London, Vicar-General of the Province of Canterbury 1788; Master of the Faculties 1790; Bencher
1794; Justice of the High Court of Admiralty and P.C. 1798; Reader Lent 1799; Treasurer 1807.
Arms: Arg., an anchor erect sa. between three lions’ heads erased gu., on a chief azure a portcullis or between two mullets of the first.
23. Charles Abbot, 1st Baron Colchester (1756—1829) - Admitted 1768; Called 1783; Speaker of the House of Commons 1802
-1817; Bencher 1802; Reader Lent 1805.
Arms: Gu., within a double tressure fleury counter fleury a chev. betw. three pears slipped and leaved or.
24. Robert Gifford, 1st Baron Gifford (1779— 1826) - Admitted 1800; Called 1808; Bencher, Solicitor-General and Knighted
1817; Attorney-General 1819, Reader Autumn 1819; Serjeant and Chief Justice of Common Pleas 1824.
Arms: Az., a chev. between three stirrups with leathers or within a bordure engrailed arg. semée of pellets.
25. William Draper Best, 1st Baron Wynford (1767—1845) - Admitted 1784; Called 1789; Solicitor-General to the Prince of
Wales 1813; Attorney-General to the Prince of Wales 1816; Justice of the King’s Bench 1818; Chief Justice of the Common
Pleas 1824.
26. John Scott, 1st Earl of Eldon (1751—1838) - Admitted 1773; Called 1776; Bencher 1783; Solicitor-General and knighted
1788; Reader Lent 1792; Attorney-General 1793; Treasurer 1797; Serjeant and Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1799;
Lord Chancellor 1801.
27. Thomas Smith (1513—1577) - Admitted 1525-1551; Regius Professor of Civil Law, University of Cambridge, 1543/4;
Provost of Eton 1547; Chancellor of the Order of the Garter 1572.
28. Lloyd Kenyon, 1st Baron Kenyon (1732—1902) - Admitted 1750; Called 1756; K.C., Chief Justice of Chester and Bencher
1780; Attorney– General 1782; Master of the Rolls 1784; Reader Lent 1787; Serjeant 1788; Chief Justice of King’s Bench
1788.
Arms: Sa., a chev. engr. or between three crosses fleury arg.
29. Richard Pepper Arden, 1st Baron Alvanley (1745—1804) - Admitted 1762; Called 1769; K.C. and Bencher 1780; Attorney-
General and Chief Justice of Chester 1784; Reader Autumn 1787; Master of the Rolls 1788; Treasurer 1791; Serjeant 1801;
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1801.
Arms: Gu., three crosses crosslet fitchée and a chief or, a crescent sa. for diff.
30. John Dunning, 1st Baron Ashburton (1731—1783) - Admitted 1752; Called 1756; Recorder of Bristol 1766; Bencher 1768;
Solicitor-General 1768-70; Reader Autumn 1776; Treasurer 1779; Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1782.
Arms: Bendy sinister of eight or and vert, a lion rampant sa.
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1. Arms of the Middle Temple— The Lamb and Flag was used as the emblem of the
Inn from at least the early seventeenth century, adopted due to its association with
the Knights Templar. Despite this lengthy usage, the arms were not registered by
Garter King of Arms until 9 March 1949.
2. The Fleur-de-Lys—While the origins of the Fleur-de-Lis are unclear, the symbol
was used to represent the royalty of France and France more generally. Kings and
Queens of England laid claim to the throne of France from the reign of Edward III
until 1800, and the symbol featured on the Royal arms, as can be seen in other arms
on this window.
3. The Tudor Rose—The Tudor Rose was adopted by Henry VII following his victo-
ry at Bosworth Field and accession to the throne, to symbolise the union of the
Houses of York (symbolised by a white rose) and Lancaster (symbolised by a red
rose). It is used today as the plant badge of England.
4. The Pomegranate—The symbol of Katherine of Aragon and her daughter, Queen
Mary I. Katherine adopted the Pomegranate as her badge as a symbol of fertility as
well as a representation of her origins in Spain, and it featured in her coat of arms
as Queen of England.
5. Falcon in Fetterlock—The badge of Edward IV, used by the House of York from
the first Duke of York onwards, and showing the Plantagenet falcon surrounded
by a fetterlock. From the reign of Edward IV, the lock was always shown open.
6. As 1.
7. The Royal Arms of England, 1603-1689, 1702-1707—On his accession to the Eng-
lish and Irish thrones in 1603, James I and VI quartered the Royal Arms of England
with those of Scotland. These arms were used until the accession of William and
Mary, before their restoration by Queen Anne and used until the formation of
Great Britain.
8. The Royal Arms of England, 1198-1340, 1360-1369—First used by Richard I
(Richard the Lionheart), these arms, which represent the ruler of the Kingdom of
England, Duchy of Normandy and Duchy of Aquitaine, were used until their quar-
tering by King Edward III with the Royal Arms of France.
9. The Royal Arms of England, 1406—1422, 1461-1470, 1471—1554, 1558-1603—
Following Edward III’s quartering of the Royal Arms of England with those of
France, Henry IV reduced the fleurs-de-lis to three (following Charles VI of
France), producing this coat of arms, which was used intermittently until the acces-
sion of James I and VI.
10. As 9.
11. As 8.
12. As 7.
Window 8 (North Transept)
1. Sir Edmund Merven 2. Sir Henry Calthorpe 3. Sir David Williams 4. Sir Edward Phelipps
5. Sir Richard Lloyd 6. Sir Henry Gould 7. Sir John Cust 8. Sir Thomas Sewell
9. Sir John Strange 10. Sir Thomas Burnet 11. Sir Michael Foster 12. Fletcher, Baron Grantley
13. Sir Edmund Probyn 14. Arthur Onslow 15. Alexander Denton 16. Sir Thomas Reeve
1. Sir Edmund Merven (Mervin, Mervyn) (died 1553) - Admitted 1504; Steward Christmas 1522; Reader Autumn
1523; Reader Lent 1529; Serjeant 1531; King’s Serjeant 1539; Justice of the King’s Bench 1540.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV Sa., three lions passant guardant per pale or and arg.; II and III Erm., a squirrel sejant gu., a
cres. gu. for diff.
2. Sir Henry Calthorpe (1586—1637) - Admitted 1606; Called 1615; Associated to the Bench 1635; Recorder of Lon-
don 1635; Reader Autumn 1636 (though did not read on account of the plague); Attorney-General of Court of
Wards and Liveries 1636.
Arms: Chequy or and az., a fess erm.; with nine quarterings.
3. Sir David Williams (c1550—1613) - Admitted 1568; Called 1575/6; Recorder of Brecon 1587; Reader Lent 1590
and Lent 1593; Serjeant 1593; Justice of the King’s Bench 1604.
Arms: Sa., a chev. between three spear heads arg. imbrued gu., with seven quarterings.
4. Sir Edward Phelipps (Phillips) (died 1614) - Admitted 1571; Called 1578; Reader Autumn 1596; Serjeant and
King’s Serjeant 1603; Master of the Rolls 1611.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, Arg., a chev. between three roses gu.; II and III, Or, on a chevron vert, three lions’ heads
erased arg.
5. Sir Richard Lloyd (died 1761) - Admitted 1719; Called 1723; K.C. and Bencher 1738; Reader 1741; Treasurer
1747; Solicitor-General 1754; Serjeant 1759; Baron of the Exchequer 1759.
Arms: Sa., three horses’ heads erased arg.
6. Sir Henry Gould (1644—1710) - Admitted 1660; Called 1667; Bencher 1689; Serjeant 1692; King’s Serjeant 1693;
Justice of King’s Bench 1699.
Arms: Az., a lion rampant or between three scrolls, arg.
7. Sir John Cust (1718—1770) - Admitted 1734; Called 1742; Bencher 1761, Speaker of the House of Commons
1761—1770.
Arms: Erm., on a chev. sa. three fountains; Ulster badge in chief.
8. Sir Thomas Sewell (1729—1784) - Admitted 1729; Called 1734; K.C. and Bencher 1754; Reader Lent 1762; Treas-
urer 1765; Master of the Rolls 1764.
Arms: Sa., a chev. between three silk moths arg.
9. Sir John Strange (1696—1754) - Admitted 1712; Called 1718; K.C. and Bencher 1736; Solicitor-General 1737;
Reader 1737; Treasurer 1738; Recorder of London 1739; Master of the Rolls 1750.
Arms: Gu., two lions passant arg. debruised by a bend erm.
10. Sir Thomas Burnet (1694—1753) - Admitted 1709/10; Called 1728/9; Serjeant 1736; King’s Serjeant 1740; Justice
of the Common Pleas 1741.
11. Sir Michael Foster (1689—1763) - Admitted 1707; Called 1713; Recorder of Bristol 1735; Serjeant 1736; Justice of
the King’s Bench 1745.
12. Fletcher Norton, 1st Baron Grantley (1716—1789) - Admitted 1734; Called 1739; K.C. and Bencher 1754; Reader
Autumn 1762; Treasurer 1762; Solicitor-General 1762; Attorney-General 1763; Speaker of the House of Com-
mons 1770.
Arms: Az., a maunche erm.
13. Sir Edmund Probyn (1678—1742) - Admitted 1695; Called 1702; Serjeant 1724; Justice of the King’s Bench 1726.
14. Arthur Onslow (1691—1768) - Admitted 1707; Called 1713; Bencher 1728; Speaker of the House of Commons
1728—1761; Chancellor and Keeper of the Great Seal to Queen Caroline 1729; Recorder of Guildford 1737.
Arms: Arg., a fess gu. between six falcons sa. beaked legged and belled or.
15. Alexander Denton (1679—1740) - Admitted 1698; Called 1704; K.C. 1718; Bencher 1720; Serjeant 1722; Justice of
the Common Pleas 1722; Chancellor to the Prince of Wales.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, Arg., two barrs gu. and in chief three cinquefoils; II and III, Vert a lion passant or between
three annulets arg.
16. Sir Thomas Reeve (1673—1737) - Admitted 1713 (after admission in 1690 and Call in 1698 at the Inner Temple);
K.C. and Attorney-General for the Duchy of Lancaster 1718; Bencher 1720; Reader Lent 1722; Justice of King’s
Bench 1723; Treasurer 1728; Serjeant 1733; Justice of the Common Pleas 1733; Chief Justice of the Common Pleas
1736.
Arms: Arg., on a fess sa. between three escallops az. as many eagles displayed or.
Window 9 (North)
1. Lewis, Baron Mordaunt 2. William, Earl of Worcester 3. Henry, Earl of Hunting-
don
4. Edmund Hodye
5. Sir Andrew Corbet 6. Henry Ferres 7. George Grenfielde 8. Richard Weston
9. Sir Thomas Edmondes 10. Sir Robert Broke 11. Sir John Doddridge 12. George Freville
13. Robert Snagge 14. Sir William Bovill 15. Sir Robert Phillimore 16. Sir George Hayes
1. Lewis Mordaunt, 3rd Baron Mordaunt (1538—1601) - Admitted 1557; High Sheriff of
Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire 1570.
2. William Somerset, 3rd Earl of Worcester (c1526/7—1589/90) - Admitted 1562/3; K.G.
1570.
3. Henry Hastings, 3rd Earl of Huntingdon (c1535—1595) - Admitted 1562/3; K.G. 1570.
4. Edmund Hodye (Hoddie) - Admitted 1570/1.
5. Sir Andrew Corbet (1522—1578)— Admitted c1543. Sheriff of Shropshire 1550-1, 1555-6,
1569.
6. Henry Ferres (Ferrers) (1549—1633)—Admitted 1571/2; Called before 1588.
7. George Grenfielde—Admitted 1572; Under-Treasurer 1576.
8. Richard Weston (died 1572) - Admitted 1515/6; Reader Autumn 1554; Solicitor-General
1557; Serjeant 1559; Justice of the Common Pleas 1559.
Arms: Erm., a marlet gu., on a chief az. five bezants.
9. Sir Thomas Edmondes (1563—1639) - Admitted 1604/5; Secretary of the French tongue
1596; Ambassador to the Emperor 1604; Ambassador to France 1610; Comptroller of the
Royal Household 1616; Treasurer of the Royal Household 1618.
10. Sir Robert Broke (died 1558) - Admitted 1525-1528; Reader Autumn 1542; Recorder of
London 1545; Reader Lent 1551; Recorder of London 1546; Serjeant 1552; Chief Justice of
the Common Pleas 1554.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV Checky, arg. and sa.; II and III Arg., a cross fleury sa.
11. Sir John Doddridge (Dodderidge) (1555 - 1628) - Admitted 1577; Called 1586; Reader
Lent 1602; Serjeant and Solicitor-General 1604; King’s Serjeant 1607.
Arms: Arg., two pales wavy az. between nine crosses crosslets gu. three, three and three.
12. George Freville (Frevile, Frevill) (died 1579) - Admitted 1525-1551; Recorder of Cam-
bridge 1553; Reader Lent 1558 and Lent 1559; 3rd Baron of the Exchequer 1559; 2nd Bar-
on of the Exchequer 1564.
Arms: Gu., three crescents erm., in chief a crescent or for diff.
13. Robert Snagge (died 1605) - Admitted 1559/60; Reader Lent 1580.
Arms: Arg., three pheons sa., in chief a crescent or for diff.
14. Sir William Bovill (1814—1873) - Admitted 1834; Called 1841; Q.C. and Bencher 1855;
Reader Lent 1859; Solicitor-General, Treasurer, Serjeant and Chief Justice of the Common
Pleas 1866.
Arms: Quarterly: Or and sa.
15. Sir Robert Phillimore (1810—1885) - Admitted 1837; Advocate at Doctors’ Commons
1839; Called 1841; Q.C. and Bencher 1858; Reader Lent 1861; Queen’s Advocate 1862; Jus-
tice of the Admiralty Court 1867; Dean of the Arches 1867; Treasurer 1869; Judge Advo-
cate General 1871; Justice of the Probate Divorce and Admiralty Division 1875.
Arms: Sa., three bars and in chief as many cinquefoils or pierced of the field.
16. Sir George Hayes (1805—1869) - Admitted 1824; Called 1830; Serjeant 1856; Recorder of
Leicester 1862; Justice of the Queen’s Bench 1868.
Window 10 (North)
1. George Cary 2. Sir Maurice Barkeley 3. Peter Vavasor 4. Thomas Fanshawe
5. Nicholas Havard 6. Lewis Fortescue 7. Thomas Powle 8. Sir James Dyer
9. Richard Moldworth 10. Sir Edward Fenner 11. William Rede 12. Thomas Gent
13. Sir Thomas Archibald 14. George Essex Honyman 15. Nathaniel, Baron Lindley 16. Sir John Day
1. George Cary (Carew) (died 1612) - Admitted 1576/7; Called 1586; Ambassador to Poland 1597;
Master in Chancery 1599; Associated to the Bench 1602; Ambassador in France 1609; Master of
the Court of Wards 1612.
Arms: Arg., on a bend sa. three roses of the field, in chief a crescent sa. for diff., with three quarterings.
2. Sir Maurice Berkeley (c1576—1617) - Admitted 1594.
3. Peter Vavasor (died 1573) - Admitted 1525-1551.
Arms: Or, a fess dancetty sable charged with a mullet for difference, quartering Butler and Delahay.
4. Thomas Fanshawe (1533—1601) - Admitted 1570/1; Queen’s Remembrancer of the Exchequer
1568; J.P. Essex c1569; J.P. Hertfordshire c1577.
5. Nicolas Havard —Admitted 1572.
6. Lewis Fortescue—Admitted 1519; Reader Autumn 1536; 4th Baron of the Exchequer 1542.
Arms: Az., a bend engr. arg. cotised, or.
7. Thomas Powle (Poule) - Admitted 1565.
8. Sir James Dyer (1512—1582) - Admitted c1531; Reader Autumn 1552; Serjeant and King’s Ser-
jeant 1552; Speaker of the House of Commons and Chief Justice of Lancashire 1553; Justice of
the Common Pleas 1556; Justice of the Queen’s Bench 1558; Chief Justice of the Common Pleas
1559.
Arms: Sa., three goats arg. horned and bearded or, in chief a mullet or for diff.
9. Richard Moldworth—Admitted 1565; Called 1574; Cupboardman 1586/7.
10. Sir Edward Fenner (died 1612) - Admitted 1557; Steward Christmas 1575; Reader Autumn
1576; Serjeant 1577; Justice of the Queen’s Bench 1612.
Arms: Az., on a cross arg. between four eagles displayed or a cross pattée gu, with 2 quarterings.
11. William Rede (Reve) - Admitted 1525-1551; Steward Christmas 1567; J.P. Gloucestershire
1554.
Arms: Per pale or and argent, a cross botonny fitchy between four fleurs-de-lys sable.
12. Thomas Gent (died 1593) - Admitted c155l; Reader Lent 1571; Reader Lent 1573; Serjeant 1584;
Baron of Exchequer 1586.
13. Sir Thomas Dickson Archibald (1817-1876) - Admitted 1840; Called 1852; Junior Counsel to
the Treasury 1868; Serjeant and Justice of the Queen’s Bench 1872; Justice of the Common Pleas
1873; Justice of the High Court 1875.
14. Sir George Essex Honyman (1819—1875) - Admitted 1839; Called 1849; Q.C. and Bencher
1866; Reader Autumn 1872; Serjeant 1873; Justice of the Common Pleas 1873.
Arms: Arg., on a bend engr. gu. a bendlet of the field, in chief the Ulster badge; with crest supporters
and motto.
15. Nathaniel Lindley, Baron Lindley (1828—1921) - Admitted 1847; Called 1850; Q.C. 1872;
Bencher 1874; Serjeant and Justice of the Common Pleas 1875; Reader Autumn 1881; Lord Jus-
tice of Appeal 1881; Treasurer 1891; Master of the Rolls 1897-1900; Lord of Appeal in Ordinary
1900.
Arms: Arg., on a chief nebulae, az. a quatrefoil between two griffins’ heads erased of the field.
16. Sir John Charles Day (1826—1908) - Admitted 1845; Called 1849; Q.C. 1872; Bencher 1873;
Reader Autumn 1879; Justice of the High Court 1882; Treasurer 1889.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, Arg., a fess between three martlets in chief and a chev. in base az.; II and III,
Arg., three bars waivy az., on a chief gu. a crescent or.
Window 11 (North)
1. Robert Napper 2. Henry Percy, Earl of
Northumberland
3. George, Earl of Castlehaven 4. Sir Edward Saunders
5. Sir Walter Raleigh 6. Sir John Popham 7. Edward, Baron Windsor 8. Sir Thomas Barrington
9. Edward, Baron Stafford 10. Sir Augustine Nicolls 11. Francis Morgan 12. Sir Christopher Turnor
13. Henry, Baron James 14. John, Baron Moulton 15. Bernard, Baron Coleridge 16. Rufus, Marquess of Reading
1. Robert Napper (died 1615) - Admitted 1566; Associated to the Bench 1593; Chief Baron of the Exchequer in
Ireland 1593; High Sheriff of Dorset 1606.
Arms: Arg., a saltire sa. between four roses gu.
2. Henry Percy, 9th Earl of Northumberland (1564 - 1632) - Admitted 1594; K.G. 1593.
3. George Tuchett, 1st Earl of Castlehaven, 11th Baron Audley, 8th Baron Tuchet, 1st Baron Audley of Orier
(c1551—1617) - Admitted 1573/4.
4. Sir Edward Saunders (Sanders) (died 1576) - Admitted 1524; Reader Autumn 1539; Serjeant 1540; Recorder of
Coventry 1531; King’s Serjeant 1547; Justice of the Common Pleas 1553; Chief Justice of the Queen’s Bench
1557; Chief Baron of the Exchequer 1558.
Arms: Per chev. sa. and arg., three elephants’ heads erased counterchanged.
5. Sir Walter Raleigh (c1554—1618) - Admitted 1574/5.
6. Sir John Popham (1531—1607) - Admitted 1525-1551; Reader Autumn 1568; Reader Lent 1572; Serjeant 1578;
Solicitor-General 1579; Treasurer 1580-1587; Speaker of the House of Commons and Attorney-General 1581;
Chief Justice of Queen’s Bench 1592.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, Arg., on a chief gu., two stags’ heads caboshed or; II and III, Gu. two wings conjoined arg.,
over all a bend az.
7. Edward Windsor, 3rd Baron Windsor (1532—1574) - Admitted 1525-1551; Held a Bench Chamber 1571.
Arms: Gu., crusilly or, a saltire arg. with 14 quarterings.
8. Sir Thomas Barrington (1530—1581) - Admitted to Gray’s Inn 1554; Sheriff of Hertfordshire and Essex 1562;
J.P. Essex 1564; Sheriff of Essex 1580-1.
9. Edward Stafford, 3rd Baron Stafford (1535—1603) - Admitted 1564/5.
10. Sir Augustine (Austin) Nicolls (Nicholls) (1559-1616) - Admitted 1575; Called 1583/4; Reader Autumn and
Lent 1602; Serjeant 1603 and Recorder of Leicester 1603; Justice of the Common Pleas 1612; Chancellor to
Charles, Prince of Wales 1615.
Arms: Sa., three pheons arg., in chief a crescent or for diff.
11. Francis Morgan (by 1511—1558); Admitted c1535; J.P. Northamptonshire 1539 and Bedfordshire 1542; Reader
Autumn 1546 and Lent 1552; Treasurer 1553 and 1554; Recorder of Northampton 1554; Serjeant 1555; Justice of
the Queen’s Bench 1558.
Arms: Arg., on a bend sa. three cinquefoils erm., on a chief az. a cross Moline between two fleurs-de-lys or.
12. Sir Christopher Turnor (1607—1675) - Admitted 1626; Called 1633; Bencher 1654; Serjeant and 3rd Baron of
the Exchequer 1660, Judge of the Fire Court 1666.
Arms: Ermines, on a cross quarter-piereced arg. four fers-de-moline sa.
13. Henry James, 1st Baron James of Hereford (1828—1911) - Admitted 1849; Called 1852; Postman of the Ex-
chequer of Pleas 1867; Q.C. 1869; Bencher 1870; Solicitor-General 1873; Attorney-General 1873-4; Reader Au-
tumn 1876; Attorney-General 1880-5; Treasurer 1887; Attorney-General to the Prince of Wales 1892-5; Chancel-
lor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1895-1902; Member of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council 1896.
Arms: Sa., a fess guty de poix between two swords the points in pile in chief and one in base, the point in base arg.
pomelled or.
14. John Fletcher Moulton, Baron Moulton (1844—1921) - Admitted 1868; Called 1874; Q.C. 1885; Bencher 1889;
Reader Lent 1900; Lord Justice of Appeal 1906; Treasurer 1909; LL.D. Edinburgh 1911; Lord of Appeal 1912;
K.C.B. 1915; G.B.E. 1917.
Arms: Gu., four barrulets per pale arg. and or between two flances of the last, each charged with a sun of the field.
15. Bernard John Seymour Coleridge, 2nd Baron Coleridge (1851—1927) - Admitted 1872; Called 1877; Q.C.
1892; Bencher 1894; Reader Autumn 1907; Justice of the High Court 1907; Treasurer 1918.
Arms: Arg., in base on a mount vert an otter passant ppr., on a chief gu. a dove of the field between two crosses pattée
fitchée or; supporters: otter ppr., lion sa., each gorged with chaplet of roses.
16. Rufus Daniel Isaacs, 1st Marquess of Reading (1860—1935) - Admitted 1885; Called 1887; Q.C. 1898; Bencher
1905; Solicitor-General and Attorney-General 1910; Lord Chief Justice 1913; Reader Autumn 1917; Ambassador
to U.S.A. 1918; Viceroy and Governor-General of India 1921; Treasurer 1927.
Arms: Sa., a bend between two leopards’ faces or, on a chief arg. a fasces fesswise ppr.
Window 12 (North)
1. Richard Hakluyt 2. Phillip Jermyn 3. Sir John Savile 4. Thomas Nicolls
5. John Ashefield 6. Edmund Buckenham 7. William Fleetwood 8. Henry Vernon
9. Thomas Bowyer 10. Sir Richard Lane 11. Sir William Alexander 12. Sir Alexander Cock-
burn
13. Charles Cripps 14. Sir Alfred Wills 15. Charles, Baron Russell 16. John, Viscount Mersey
1. Richard Hakluyt (1531—1591) - Admitted 1555; Commissioner for Customs 1571; Associated to the Bench 1585.
Arms: Arg., three hatchets gu.
2. Philip Jermyn (1587/8—1655) - Admitted 1604; Called 1612; Reader Autumn 1629; Serjeant 1637; Justice of the
King’s Bench 1648.
Arms: Paly of six erm. and gu.
3. Sir John Savile (1546—1607) - Admitted 1564; Reader Autumn 1586; Serjeant 1594; Baron of the Exchequer 1598;
Chief Justice of the County Palatine of Lancaster 1604.
Arms: Arg., on a bend sa. three owls of the field, in chief a mullet sa. for diff.
4. Thomas Nicolls (by 1529—1568) - Admitted 1525-1551; Reader Autumn 1566; Possibly Serjeant.
Arms: Sa., three pheons arg.
5. John Ashefield - Admitted 1560/1; Fined for not Reading Autumn 1582.
6. Edmund Buckenham - Admitted 1570.
7. William Fleetwood (1535—1594) - Admitted before 1550; Reader Autumn 1564 and Lent 1568; Recorder of Lon-
don 1571; Serjeant 1580; Queen’s Serjeant 1594.
Arms: Party per pale nubilée , az. and or, six martlets, counterchanged.
8. Henry Vernon (died 1606) - Admitted 1568; Appointed to provide the Reader’s Feast 1571.
9. Thomas Bowyer - Admitted 1557; Appointed to provide the Reader’s Feast 1575; Reader Autumn 1577 and Lent
1585.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, Or, a bend vair cotised az.; II, Az., a bend fusilly arg. cotised or, on a chief of the last a boar’s
head erased at the neck gu. between two torteaux.
10. Sir Richard Lane (1584—1650) - Admitted 1604; Called 1612; Reader 1629; Attorney-General to the Prince of
Wales 1634; Treasurer 1637; Serjeant 1644; Chief Baron of the Exchequer 1644; Lord Keeper of the Great Seal for
the King during the Commonwealth 1645-50.
Arms: Gu., a lion pass. guardant between three saltires couped or.
11. Sir William Alexander (1753—1842) - Admitted 1771; Called 1782; K.C. and Bencher 1800; Reader Lent 1804;
Master in Chancery 1809; Treasurer 1813; Serjeant and Chief Baron of the Exchequer 1824; Member of Judicial
Committee of Privy Council 1833.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, Per pale arg. and sa., between in chief a quill pen fessways ppr. and in base a crescent all coun-
terchanged; II and III, Arg., a double headed eagle displayed sa., on a chief vert three mullets of six points or.
12. Sir Alexander James Edmund Cockburn (1802—1880) - Admitted 1825; Called 1829; Q.C. and Bencher 1841;
Reader Autumn 1847; Solicitor-General 1850; Attorney-General 1851; Treasurer 1852; Recorder of Bristol 1854;
Serjeant and Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1856; Chief Justice of the Queen’s Bench 1859; G.C.B. 1873; Lord
Chief Justice of England 1875.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, Arg., three cocks gu.; II and III, Gu., six mascles or three two and one.
13. Charles Cripps, 1st Baron Parmoor (1852—1941) - Admitted 1874; Called 1877; Q.C. 1890; Chairman and Vice-
Chairman Buckinghamshire Quarter Sessions 1890-1925; Bencher 1893; Attorney-General to the Prince of Wales
1895; Vicar-General of Canterbury and York; Reader Autumn 1905; K.C.V.O. 1908; Treasurer 1916; Lord
Presdient of the Council 1924 and 1929.
Arms: Chequé erminois and argent on a chevron vert five horse shoes or.
14. Sir Alfred Wills (1828—1912) - Admitted Lincoln’s Inn 1847; Admitted Middle Temple 1851; Called 1851; Q.C.
1872; Bencher 1874; 1st Recorder of Sheffield 1881-4; Reader Autumn 1882; Judge of the High Court 1884; Presi-
dent of the Railway and Canal Commission 1888; Treasurer 1892; Honorary Bencher 1912.
Arms: Vert, on a rock in base an eagle ppr., on a chief erm. a pair of scales or.
15. Charles Russell, Baron Russell of Killowen (1832—1900) - Admitted Lincoln’s Inn 1856; Called Lincoln’s Inn
1859; Q.C. and Bencher at Lincoln’s Inn 1872; Admitted Middle Temple 1879; Attorney-General 1886 and 1892;
Lord Chief Justice 1894.
16. John Bigham, 1st Viscount Mersey (1840—1929) - Admitted 1867; Called 1870; Q.C. 1883; Bencher 1886; Reader
Autumn 1896; Judge of the High Court 1897; Treasurer 1906; President of the Probate Divorce and Admiralty
Division of the High Court 1909-1910.
Arms: Per bend dancettée az. and or, a bend invected between three crosses pattée in chief, and as many horseshoes in base
all counterchanged.
Window 13 (North)
1. Sir William Weston 2. Thomas Fortescue 3. Walter Dowriche 4. John Clifton
5. Thomas Fermer 6. Thomas Eyn 7. Christopher George 8. Sir John Maynard
9. Sir John Taylor Coleridge 10. Sir William Erle 11. Sir Jonathan Pollock 12. Sir Thomas Talfourd
13. Walter, Baron
Phillimore
14. Sir John Meir Astbury 15. John, Viscount Sankey 16. Edward, Baron Carson
1. Sir William Weston (died 1595) - Admitted 1564; Appointed to provide Reader’s Feast 1580; Reader
Autumn 1585; Chief Justice of the Common Pleas Ireland 1593.
Arms: Arg., a chev. engr. per pale gu. and az., in the dexter chief a rose of the second and in the sinister chief a
rose of the third.
2. Thomas Fortescue (1534—1611) - Admitted 1560; Deputy in Alienations Office c1591.
3. Walter Dowriche (Dowrish) (c1546—before 1604) - Admitted 1564/5.
4. John Clifton—Admitted 1557/8; High Sheriff of Somerset 1586.
5. Thomas Fermer (Farmer) - Admitted 1525-1551; Steward Christmas 1559; Reader Autumn 1561;
Reader Lent 1565.
Arms: Gu., three bendlets or, a chief per fess erm. and arg. charged in chief with three fleurs-de-lys az. and in
base with a crescent gu.
6. Thomas Eyn (Eynnes) (died 1578) - Admitted 1525-1551; J.P. Yorkshire 1559.
7. Christopher George (died 1598) - Admitted 1552/3; Associated to the Utter Bar 1590.
8. Sir John Maynard (1602—1690) - Admitted 1619; Called 1626; Bencher 1648; Serjeant 1654; Serjeant
to the Commonwealth 1658; King’s Serjeant 1660.
Arms: Arg., three sinister hands couped at the wrist gu.
9. Sir John Taylor Coleridge (1790—1876) - Admitted 1812; Called 1819; Serjeant 1832; Justice of King’s
Bench 1835; Judicial Committee of the Privy Council 1858.
10. Sir William Erle (1793—1880) - Admitted 1813; Called 1819; Admitted Inner Temple 1822; Q.C. and
Bencher Inner Temple 1834; Treasurer Inner Temple 1844; Serjeant and Justice of Common Pleas
1845; Justice of Queen’s Bench 1846.
11. Sir Jonathan Frederick Pollock (1783—1870) - Admitted 1802; Called 1807; Admitted and Bencher
Inner Temple 1834; Attorney-General 1834 and 1841; Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer 1841.
12. Sir Thomas Noon Talfourd (1795—1854) - Admitted 1813; Called 1821; Serjeant 1833; Justice of the
Common Pleas 1849.
13. Walter Phillimore, 1st Baron Phillimore (1845—1929) - Admitted 1865; Called 1868; Patent of Prece-
dence 1883; Bencher 1888; Justice of the High Court 1897; Reader Autumn 1898; Treasurer 1907; Lord
Justice of Appeal 1913.
Arms: Erminois, two bars inv. sa., on a chief inv. of the last an anchor between two cinquefoils or; the Ulster
badge.
14. Sir John Meir Astbury (1860 - 1939) - Admitted 1880; Called 1884; Q.C. 1895; Bencher 1903; Justice of
the High Court (Chancery Division) 1913; Reader Lent 1915; Treasurer 1925.
Arms: Gu., a fess arg. between three martlets argent on a chief of the last four cross crosslets, a canton az.
charged with a garb or.
15. John Sankey, 1st Viscount Sankey (1866—1948) - Admitted 1880; Called 1892; K.C. 1909; Justice of
the High Court and Bencher 1914; Reader Autumn 1925; Lord Justice of Appeal 1925; Lord Chancel-
lor 1929-35; Member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague 1930.
Arms: Gules a fesse ermine between in chief two marlets and in base a salmon naiant or; supporters on either
side a lion sable gorged with a collar or suspended therefrom on the dexter an escutcheon a. charged with a pas-
cal lamb or and on the sinister an escutcheon vert charged with a stag trippant also or.
16. Edward Henry Carson, Baron Carson (1854—1935) - Admitted 1875; Re-admitted and Called 1893;
QC., Irish Bar 1889; Solicitor-General Ireland 1892; Q.C., English Bar 1894; Solicitor-General, England
1900; Bencher 1900; Reader Autumn 1912; Attorney-General 1915; First Lord of the Admiralty 1917;
Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1921; Treasurer 1922.
Arms: Argent on a chevron couped gules bet. three crescents sable two fasces chevronwise or.
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1. Sir George Snigge (1545—1617) - Admitted 1567; Called 1575; Recorder of Bristol 1593; Reader
Autumn 1580, Lent 1598; Treasurer 1602; Serjeant 1603; 5th Baron of the Exchequer 1604; Chief
Justice of Brecknock, Glamorgan and Radnor 1608-17.
Arms: Az., three leopards’ faces in pale or.
2. Thomas Denton (before 1515-1558) - Admitted before 1540; Treasurer 1556.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV Arg. 2 bars gu., in chief three cinequefoils sa.; II and III, quarterly (I) and (4) or
a lion rampant vert, (2) and (3) gu. a fess dancettée or., (III) arg. on a fess gu. three crosses crossley or, (IV)
arg. between two pellet sa. each charged with three crosses crosslet or, as many greyhounds’ heads couped of
the second, collared of the third.
3. Matthew Smith (before 1537—c1583) - Admitted c1551; Master of Revels 1558; Treasurer 1570.
Arms:: Gu., on a chev. between three cinquefoils arg. as many leopards’ faces sa., in chief a crescent arg. for
diff.
4. Edward Ameredith (c1532—1606) - Admitted c1550; Marshall’s Constable Christmas 1557; Stew-
ard Christmas 1567; Treasurer 1574; Justice for Marine Causes, Devon by 1580
Arms: Gu. a lion rampant regardant or, with three quarterings.
5. Thomas Andrews (died 1585)— Admitted 1525-1551; Steward of Bury St Edmunds 1567; Treasur-
er 1567-1569; J.P.Q. Suffolk from c1573; Solicitor to Cambridge University 1578-81; Steward of the
Court of Dean and Chapter of Ely.
Arms: Arg., on a bend engr. and cotised sa. between two lions rampant gu. three mullets of the field.
6. Richard Carew (1555—1620) - Admitted 1573/4; J.P. 1581; High Sheriff of Cornwall 1583 and
1586.
7. John Huggeford (Higford)—Admitted 1571.
Arms: Sable, a pile argent: Vert, on a chevron between three bucks’ heads caboshed or as many mullets
gules, quarterly.
8. Thomas Dudley - Admitted 1525-1551; 2nd son of John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland.
Arms: Or, a lion rampant vert, quarterly, with a crescent in fess point for difference, quartering two other
coats with grand quarters, over all a second crescent in fess point for difference.
9. Thomas Aldersaye (Aldersey) (c1521/2—1598) - Admitted 1525-1551.
Arms: Gules, on a bend engrailed between two cinquefoils argent three leopards’ faces vert.
10. Sir Edward Osborne (c1530—1591) - Admitted 1525-1551. Lord Mayor of London, 1583.
11. Francis Sanders (c1513/4—1585) - Admitted c1534; Elected Reader and Steward Autumn and
Christmas but discharged 1558 and 1560; Bencher by 1576.
Arms: Per chevron sable and argent, three elephants’ heads erased counterchanged, tusks or.
12. John Peter (Petre), 1st Baron Petre (1549—1613) - Admitted 1567; Sheriff of Essex and Hertford-
shire 1575-6.
13. Sir Anthony Browne (c1510—1567) - Admitted 1525-1551; Reader Lent 1553; Serjeant and Queen’s
Serjeant 1555; Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1558.
Arms: Quarterly: I and IV, Gu., a chev. between three lions gambs within a bordure arg., on a chief of the
second an eagle displayed sa. crowned or; II and III, quarterly, (I) and (IV), az., a chev. between three swans
arg.; (II) and (III) per bend sinister sa. and or a lion rampant counterchanged.
14. Myles Sandes (Sandys) (died 1601) - Admitted (to chambers) 1551; Clerk of the Crown & Attor-
ney of the Queen’s Bench 1559; J.P.Q. Worcestershire by 1564, Buckinghamshire by 1573, Bedfor-
shire by 1580; Bencher 1578; Treasurer 1588.
Arms: Or, a fess dancettée between three crosses crosslet fichée gu., in chief a martlet gu. for diff.
15. George Nicholls (died 1580s) - Admitted 1525-1551; Reader Autumn 1559; Treasurer 1559-60;
Reader Lent 1564.
Arms: Arg., on a chev az. between three wolves’ heads erased sa. as many crescents erm., on a canton gu. a
pheon of the field.
16. John Agmondisham (c1543 - 1598) - Admitted 1559; J.P. Surrey 1575; Reader Autumn 1579 and
Lent 1588.
Arms: Arg., on a chev. between three boars’ heads couped sa., five cinquefoils or, with 5 quarterings.
17. Sir Thomas Walcot (1629—1685) - Admitted 1647; Called 1653; Bencher and Recorder of Bewdley
1671; Chief Justice of Anglesea Circuit 1676; Justice of King’s Bench 1683.
Arms: Arg., a chev. between three chess rooks ermines in chief a crescent gu. for diff.
18. Sir Nicholas Hyde (1572—1631) - Admitted 1590; Called 1598; Reader Lent 1616; Treasurer 1625;
King’s Serjeant and Lord Chief Justice 1627.
Arms: Az., a chev. between three lozenges or, in the fess point a mullet sa. charged with a martlet of the
second for diff.
19. Sir John Popham (1531—1607) Admitted 1525-1551; Reader Autumn 1568; Reader Lent 1572;
Serjeant 1578; Solicitor-General 1579; Treasurer 1580; Speaker of the House of Commons and At-
torney-General 1581; Chief Justice of Queen’s Bench 1592.
Arms: Quarterley: I and IV, Arg., on a chief gu., two stags’ heads caboshed or; II and III, Gu. two sings
conjoined arg., over all a bend az.
20. Sir Walter Pye (1571—1635) - Admitted 1590; Called 1597; Associated to the Bench 1616/7; Chief
Justice of Glamorgan, Brecknock & Radnor 1617; Reader Lent 1617; Attorney-General Court of
Wards and Liveries 1621; High Steward of Leominster 1623; Treasurer 1626.
Arms: Erm., a bend fusilly gu.
21. John Shirley (died 1616) - Admitted 1565; Reader Lent 1587 & Lent 1596; Treasurer 1601; Serjeant
1603.
Arms: Bendy of eight arg. and az., a canton erm.
22. Sir Edward Turner (Turnor) (1617—1676) - Admitted 1633; Called 1640 Attorney-General to the
Duke of York and Bencher 1660; Speaker of the House of Commons and Treasurer 1662; Judge of
the Fire Court 1666; Solicitor-General 1670; K.C., Serjeant and Chief Baron of Exchequer 1671.
Arms: Ermines, on a cross quarter-pierced arg. four fers-de-moline sa.
23. Sir William Periam (Peryam) (1534—1604) - Admitted 1553; Associated to the Bench 1577; Ser-
jeant 1580; Justice of Common Pleas 1581; Chief Baron of the Exchequer 1593.
Arms: Gu., a chev. engr. between three leopards’ faces or.
24. Henry Somaster (died 1607)—Admitted 1566; Called 1577.
Arms: Argent, a tower triple-towered within an orle of fleurs-de-lys sable.
25. William Wheatley (died 1576) - Admitted 1525-1551; Chief Prothonotary of Common Pleas 1557.
Arms: Arg., on a chief gu. three garbs of the first.
26. John Huyde (Hyde) - Admitted 1571/2.
27. Humphry Mosley (by 1526—1592)—Admitted 1526-50; Solicitor to Sir John Thynne by 1547; Sec-
ondary of the Bread Street Compter 1557; Under-Treasurer 1551; Ancient of the Utter Bar by
1562.
Arms: Sable, a chev. between three pickaxes argent.
28. Matthew Ewens (died 1598) - Admitted 1568; Called 1574; Reader Autumn 1591; Serjeant and
Baron of the Exchequer 1594.
Abbot, Charles (Baron Colchester) - 6/23
Abbott, Charles (Baron Tenterden) - 6/21
Agmondisham, John - 14/16
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales - 3/14
(Prince) Albert Victor of Wales - 3/13
Aldersaye, Thomas - 14/9
Alexander, Sir William - 12/10
Ameredith, Edward - 14/4
Andrews, Thomas - 14/5
Archibald, Sir Thomas Dickson - 10/13
Arden, Richard Pepper - 6/29
Ashefield, John - 12/5
Astbury, Sir John Meir - 13/14
Babthorp, Sir William - 4/6
Bailhache, Sir Clement - 1/14
Barkley, Sir Robert - 3/11
Barrington, Sir Thomas - 11/8
Berkeley, Sir Maurice - 10/2
Best, William Draper (Baron Wynford) - 6/25
Bethell, Richard (Baron Westbury) - 3/15
Bigham, John (Viscount Mersey) - 12/16
Blount, Charles (Baron Mountjoy, Earl of Devonshire) -
5/3
Bolland, Sir William - 1/10
Bovill, Sir William - 9/14
Bowyer, Thomas - 12/9
Bramston, John - 4/9
Braye, Reginald - 5/8
Bruce, Sir Gainsford - 2/14
Broke, Sir Robert - 9/10
Brome, Sir Christopher - 1/2
Browne, Anthony (Viscount Montagu) - 5/1
Browne, Sir Anthony - 14/13
Browne, Humphry - 4/4
Buckenham, Edmund - 12/6
Burnet, Sir Thomas - 8/10
Calthorpe, Sir Henry - 8/2
Carew, Richard - 14/6
Carson, Edward Henry (Baron Carson) - 13/16
Carus, Thomas - 3/1
Cary, George - 10/1
Catlyn, Sir Robert - 5/12
Clifford, Thomas (Baron Clifford of Chudleigh) - 6/13
Clifton, John - 13/4
Cockburn, Sir Alexander James Edmund - 12/12
Coleridge, Bernard John Seymour (Baron Coleridge) -
11/15
Coleridge, John Duke (Baron Coleridge) - 4/16
Coleridge, Sir John Taylor - 13/9
Collins, Sir Richard Henn (Baron Collins) - 2/15
Corbet, Sir Andrew - 9/5
Cowper, William (Earl Cowper) - 6/17
Cripps, Charles (Baron Parmoor) - 12/13
Crowder, Sir Richard Budden - 2/9
Cust, Sir John - 8/7
Darcy, John (Lord Darcy) - 3/7
Day, Sir John Charles - 10/16
Denton, Alexander - 9/15
Denton, Thomas - 14/2
Denys, Sir Robert - 3/5
Doddridge, Sir John - 9/11
Dowriche, Walter - 13/3
Dudley, Thomas - 14/8
Dunning, John - 6/30
Dyer, Sir James - 10/8
Edward Albert, Prince of Wales - (Duke of Windsor) 2/16
Edmondes, Sir Thomas - 9/9
Erle, Sir William - 13/10
Evans, Sir Samuel Thomas - 1/16
Eyn, Thomas - 13/6
Ewens, Matthew - 14/28
Fanshawe, Thomas - 10/4
Fenner, Sir Edward - 10/10
Fermer, Thomas - 13/5
Ferres, Henry - 9/6
Ferrers, Richard - 5/7
Finlay, Robert Bannatyne (Viscount Finlay of Nairn) - 4/13
Fleetwood, William - 12/7
Forster, Sir Michael - 8/11
Fortescue, Lewis - 10/6
Fortescue, Thomas - 13/2
Freville, George - 9/12
Gascoigne, George - 5/5
Gent, Thomas - 10/12
George, Christopher - 13/7
Gifford, Robert (Baron Gifford) - 6/24
Gould, Henry - 6/15
Gould, Sir Henry - 8/6
Grenfielde, George - 9/7
Hakluyt, Richard - 12/1
Hall, Sir Charles - 4/14
Hannen, James (Baron Hannen of Burnock) - 5/14
Hart, Sir Anthony - 1/11
Harvey, Francis - 3/12
Index of Names
Hastings, Henry (Earl of Huntingdon) - 9/3
Hatsell, Henry - 6/7
Hatton, Thomas - 1/6
Havard, Nicolas, 10/5
Hawkins, Henry (Baron Brampton) - 4/15
Hayes, Sir George - 9/16
Heydon, Christopher - 2/8
Hill, Sir Hugh - 2/12
Hoby, Sir Edward - 3/4
Hodye, Edmund - 9/4
Honyman, Sir George Essex - 10/14
Horridge, Sir Thomas Gardner - 1/15
Horsey, Edward - 4/3
Huggeford, John - 14/7
Huyde, John - 14/26
Hyde, Edward (Earl of Clarendon) - 6/12
Hyde, Henry (Earl of Clarendon) 6/14
Hyde, Laurence (Earl of Rochester) - 6/16
Hyde, Sir Nicholas - 14/18
Hyde, Sir Robert - 5/11, 6/10
Ingpen, Richard - 2/1
Isaacs, Rufus Daniel (Marquess of Reading) - 11/16
James, Henry (Baron James of Hereford) - 11/13
Jekyll, Sir Joseph - 6/9
Jermyn, Philip - 12/2
Jermyne, Robert - 4/10
Jervis, Sir John - 2/10
Kenyon, Lloyd (Baron Kenyon) - 6/28
Knollys, William (Earl of Banbury) - 4/1
Lane, Sir Richard - 12/10
Lawrence, Alfred Tristram (Baron Trevethin) - 2/13
Leach, Sir John - 1/12
Lechmere, Sir Nicholas - 6/2
Lewkner, Sir Richard - 1/3
Lindley, Nathaniel (Baron Lindley) - 10/15
Lloyd, Sir Richard - 8/5
Low, Sir Frederick - 1/13
Luke, Nicholas - 2/2
Malet, Thomas - 3/10
Martin, Sir Samuel - 2/11
Martyn, Edward - 1/4
Maynard, Sir John - 13/8
McCalmont, Hugh (Baron Cairns of Garmoyle) - 3/16
Meade, Thomas - 1/8
Merven, Sir Edmund - 8/1
Michell, Tristram - 5/6
Moldworth, Richard - 10/9
Montagu, Sir Edward - 6/4
Montagu, Henry (Earl of Manchester) - 5/9
Montagu, William - 6/6
Mordaunt, Lewis (Baron Mordaunt) - 9/1
Morgan, Francis - 11/11
Morgan, Thomas - 2/6
Mosley, Humphry - 16/27
Moulton, John Fletcher (Baron Moulton) - 11/14
Napper, Robert - 11/1
Newcourte, John - 1/1
Nicholls, George - 14/15
Nicolls, Sir Augustine - 11/10
Nicolls, Thomas - 12/4
North, Francis - (Baron Guilford) - 6/20
Norton, Fletcher (Baron Grantley) - 8/12
Onslow, Sir Arthur - 8/14
Osborne, Sir Edward - 14/10
Palmer, Sir Geoffrey - 6/5
Parker, Richard - 3/9
Patteson, John - 1/9
Pawlet, Hugh - 4/8
Pepys, Talbot - 4/11
Percy, Henry (Earl of Northumberland) - 11/2
Periam, Sir William - 1/5, 14/23
Peter, John (Baron Peter) - 14/12
Phelipps, Sir Edward - 8/4
Phillimore, Sir Robert - 9/15
Phillimore, Walter (Baron Phillimore) - 13/13
Pigott, Sir Gillery - 5/16
Plowden, Edmund - 6/3
Pollock, Sir Jonathan Frederick - 13/11
Popham, Sir John - 11/6, 14/19
Probyn, Sir Edmund - 8/13
Puleston, John - 5/10
Pye, Sir Walter - 14/20
Quain, Sir John Richard - 5/13
Raleigh, Sir Walter - 11/5
Ratcliff, John - 2/7
Rede, William - 10/11
Reeve, Sir Thomas - 8/16
Reynell, Sir Thomas - 5/4
Russell, Charles (Baron Russell of Killowen) - 12/15
Sanders, Francis - 14/11
Sandes, Miles - 14/14
Sankey, John (Viscount Sankey) - 13/15
Saunders, Sir Edward - 11/4
Savile, Sir John - 12/3
Scott, John (Earl of Eldon) - 6/26
Scott, William (Baron Stowell) - 6/22
Sewell, Sir Thomas - 8/8
Sheldon, Ralph - 2/5
Shirley, John - 14/21
Smith, Matthew - 14/3
Smith, Sir Montague Edward - 5/15
Smith, Thomas - 6/27
Snagge, Robert - 9/13
Snigge, Sir George - 14/1
Somaster, Henry - 16/24
Somerset, William (Earl of Worcester) - 9/2
Sommers, John (Baron Sommers of Evesham) - 6/19
Southcote, John - 4/5
Spencer, John - 2/4
Stafford, Edward (Baron Stafford) - 11/9
Stampe, Edward - 4/7
Stanley, Ferdinando (Lord Strange, later Earl of Derby) -
3/6
Strange, Sir John - 8/9
Stuart, Ludovic (Duke of Lennox and Duke of Richmond) -
3/2
Sydenham, George - 4/12
Talbot, Gilbert (Earl of Shrewsbury) - 5/2
Talbot, John - 2/3
Talfourd, Sir Thomas Noon - 13/12
Throgmorton, Sir John - 3/8
Tracy, Robert - 6/8
Treby, George - 6/11b
Tresham, Thomas - 1/7
Tuchett, George (Earl of Castlehaven, Baron Audley, Baron
Tuchet, Baron Audley of Orier) - 11/3
Turner, Sir Edward - 16/22
Turnor, Sir Christopher - 11/12
Vavasour, Peter - 10/3
Ventris, Sir Peyton - 6/11a
Vernon, Henry - 12/8
Villiers, George (Duke of Buckingham) - 3/3
Walcot, Sir Thomas - 14/17
Weston, Richard - 9/8
Weston, Sir Richard (Earl of Portland) - 4/2
Weston, Sir William - 13/1
Wheatley, William - 14/25
Whitelock, Sir James - 6/1
Williams, Sir David - 8/3
Wills, Sir Alfred - 12/14
Windsor, Edward (Baron Windsor) - 11/7
Yorke, Phillip (Earl of Hardwicke) - 6/18
Window 6 (South)
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