COTES, John (1749-1821), of Woodcote, Salop.
COTES, John (1749-1821)
COTES, John (1749-1821)
Sheriff, London 1828 – 29, alderman 1829 – d., ld. mayor 1835–6.
Prime warden, Goldsmiths’ Co. 1837 – 38, 1851 – 52; pres. Bridewell and Bethlehem Hosps. 1861 – d.
COPELAND, William Taylor (1797-1868)
Patentee of subpoena office 1778 – 1852; commr. of bankrupts 1802 – 17; counsel, Queen Anne’s bounty until 1817; master in chancery 1817 – 26; clerk-asst. of the Parliaments 1826 – 35.
Recorder, Exeter 1814 – 20; high steward, Oxf. Univ. 1838 – d.; ecclesiastical commr. 1842 – 50.
Lt. Oxford Univ. vols. 1798; vol. London and Westminster light horse 1803; capt. Roborough vols. 1803.
COURTENAY, William (1777-1859)
Maj. Herefs. militia 1784, lt.-col. 1796, col. 1796 – 1803; brevet col. 1796; col. Herefs. vols. (2 batt.) 1803, N. Herefs. militia 1808.
COTTERELL, Sir John Geers, 1st bt. (1757-1845)
Attaché to spec. mission to Belgium 1831; sec. of legation, Sardinia 1832 – 35; sec. of embassy, Austria 1835–7 and minister plenip. ad int. 1835–6; minister plenip. Germanic Federation (Frankfort) 1838, Tuscany 1839 – 46.
FOX, Hon. Henry Edward (1802-1859)
Commr. bd. of audit 1822 – 49.
FOWNES LUTTRELL, Henry (1790-1867)
Bailiff, Ludlow 1825 – 26.
Capt. S. Salop militia 1810.
CORNEWALL, Frederick Hamilton (1791-1845)
FOWNES LUTTRELL, John (1787-1857)
Lt.-col. commdt. Worcester vol. inf. 1803; lt.-col. Worcs. militia 1806, col. 1838; recorder, Worcester 1831 – 35.
COVENTRY, George William, Visct. Deerhurst (1784-1843)
Sjt.-at-law 6 July 1813; charity commr. 1818 – 34; king’s sjt. and c.j. Chester circuit Dec. 1818 – July 1819; solicitor-gen. July 1819 – Jan. 1824; att.-gen. Jan. 1824 – Sept. 1826; master of rolls and recorder, Bristol Sept. 1826 – Apr. 1827; PC 20 Nov. 1826; ld. chan. Apr. 1827 – Nov. 1830, Nov. 1834 – Apr. 1835, Sept. 1841 – July 1846; c. bar. exch. Jan. 1831 – Dec. 1834; member, jud. cttee. of PC 1833; high steward, Cambridge Univ. 1840 – d.
Copley destroyed most of his papers, but there are collections of remnants in Glam. RO (NRA 11640) and at Trinity College, Cambridge (20697). Before being divided, they were used by Sir Theodore Martin for his Life of Lord Lyndhurst (1883), which was written principally as a riposte to the alleged ‘mis-statements and malignant innuendo’ of Lord Campbell’s hostile portrait in his Lives of the Lord Chancellors (1869), viii. 1-210. The most recent biography is D. Lee, Lord Lyndhurst: the Flexible Tory (1994). See also Oxford DNB.
COPLEY, Sir John Singleton (1772-1863)