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LUSHINGTON, Stephen (1782-1873), of Mery-hill, nr. Watford, Herts. and 2 Great George Street, Mdx.

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b. 14 Jan. 1782, 2nd surv. s. of Stephen Lushington†(d. 1807) of South Hill Park, Berks. and Hester, da. of John Boldero, banker, of Aspenden Hall, Herts. educ. Eton 1789; Christ Church, Oxf. 1797, BA 1802, fellow, All Souls 1802-21, MA 1806, BCL 1807, DCL 1808; L. Inn 1801; I. Temple 1801, called 1806. m. 8 Aug. 1821, Sarah Grace, da. of Thomas William Carr of Frognal, Mdx., 5s. (1 d.v.p.) 5da. d. 19 Jan. 1873.
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Adv. Doctors’ Commons 3 Nov. 1808; charity commr. 1818 – 34; commr. for building new churches 1825; chanc. dioc. of Rochester 1826 – 56, dioc. of London, judge of consistory ct. 1828 – 58; judge of ct. of admiralty 1838 – 67; PC 5 Nov. 1838 (member of jud. cttee.); bencher, I. Temple 1840, reader 1850, treas. 1851; dean of the arches 1858–67.

Capt. Blickling and Gunton vols. 1803.

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LUSHINGTON, Stephen (1782-1873), of Mery-hill, nr. Watford, Herts. and 2 Great George Street, Mdx.
Main residences: Mery-hill, nr. Watford, Herts.; 2 Great George Street, Mdx.
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Commons 1820-1832
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LUSHINGTON, James Law (1780-1859), of 14 Portman Square, Mdx.

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bap. 24 July 1780, 3rd. s. of Rev. James Stephen Lushington (d. 1801) of Rodmersham, Kent, vicar of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and preb. of Carlisle, and 2nd w. Mary, da. of Rev. Humphrey Christian of Docking, Norf.; bro. of Stephen Rumbold Lushington*. educ. ?Durham. According to Carlisle supporters. Though not listed, it seems likelier that he was educated at Rugby like his brothers Stephen Rumbold and William John Lushington. m. 1836, Rosetta Sophia Costen, s.p. CB 17 Oct. 1818; KCB 10 Mar. 1837; KGCB 20 July 1838. d. 29 May 1859.
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Cadet, E.I. Co. (Madras) 1796, ensign 1797; lt. 4 cav. batt. 1799, adj. 1800, capt. 1804, maj. 1812, lt.-col. 1819; col. 1829; maj.-gen. 1837; lt.-gen. 1849; gen. 1854.

Dir. E.I. Co. 1827 – 54, dep. chairman 1837 – 38, 1841 – 42, 1847 – 48, chairman 1838 – 39, 1842 – 43, 1848 – 49.

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LUSHINGTON, James Law (1780-1859), of 14 Portman Square, Mdx.
Main residence: 14 Portman Square, Mdx.
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M.M.E.
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Commons 1820-1832
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LUSHINGTON, James Law (1780-1859)

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LOWTHER, William, Visct. Lowther (1787-1872).

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b. 30 July 1787, 1st s. of William Lowther†, 1st earl of Lonsdale, and Lady Augusta Fane, da. of John Fane†, 9th earl of Westmorland; bro. of Hon. Henry Cecil Lowther*. educ. Harrow 1796-1803/4; ‘under the roof of the Rev. John Stonard’, 1804; Heber Letters, 196. Trinity Coll. Camb. 1805. unm. styled. Visct. Lowther 1807-41. summ. to the Lords in his fa.’s barony as Bar. Lowther 8 Sept. 1841; suc. fa. as 2nd earl of Lonsdale 19 Mar. 1844. d. 4 Mar. 1872.
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Ld. of admiralty Nov. 1809 – July 1810; commr. bd. of control July 1810 – June 1818; ld. of treasury Nov. 1813 – Apr. 1827; PC 30 May 1828; chief commr. of woods, forests and land revenues June 1828 – Dec. 1830; vice-pres. bd. of trade and treas. of navy Dec. 1834 – May 1835; postmaster-gen. Sept. 1841 – Dec. 1845; ld. pres. of council Feb. – Dec. 1852.

Dir. Greenwich Hosp. 1819.

Lt.-col. Whitehaven militia 1809.

Ld. lt. Cumb. and Westmld. 1844 – 68.

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LOWTHER, William, Visct. Lowther (1787-1872).
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M.M.E.
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Commons 1820-1832
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LOWTHER, William, Visct. Lowther (1787-1872)

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LOWTHER, John Henry (1793-1868), of Swillington, Yorks.

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b. 23 Mar. 1793, 1st s. of John Lowther* of Swillington and Lady Elizabeth Fane, da. of John Fane†, 9th earl of Westmorland. educ. Westminster 1808-10; Trinity Coll. Camb. 1811. unm. suc. fa. as 2nd bt. 11 May 1844. d. 23 June 1868.
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Sheriff, Yorks. 1852 – 53.

Capt. Cumb. militia 1820; lt.-col. 1st W. Yorks. militia 1830.

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LOWTHER, John Henry (1793-1868), of Swillington, Yorks.
Main residence: Swillington, Yorks.
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M.M.E.
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Commons 1820-1832
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LOWTHER, John Henry (1793-1868)

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LOWTHER, John (1759-1844), of Swillington, nr. Leeds, Yorks.

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b. 1 Apr. 1759, 2nd s. of Rev. Sir William Lowther, 1st bt. (d. 1788), rect. of Swillington, and Anne, da. of Rev. Charles Zouch, vicar of Sandal. educ. Westminster 1771-3; Trinity Coll. Camb. 1776; L. Inn 1780. m. 4 Sept. 1790, Lady Elizabeth Fane, da. of John Fane†, 9th earl of Westmorland, 3s. (1 d.v.p.) 3da. (2 d.v.p.). cr. bt. 3 Nov. 1824. d. 11 May 1844.
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LOWTHER, John (1759-1844), of Swillington, nr. Leeds, Yorks.
Main residence: Swillington, nr. Leeds, Yorks.
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M.M.E.
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Commons 1820-1832
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LOWTHER, John (1759-1844)

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LOWTHER, Hon. Henry Cecil (1790-1867), of Barleythorpe, Rutland

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b. 27 July 1790, 2nd s. of William Lowther†, 1st earl of Lonsdale (d. 1844), and Lady Augusta Fane, da. of John Fane†, 9th earl of Westmorland; bro. of William Lowther, Visct. Lowther*. educ. Westminster. m. 19 May 1817, Lady Eleanor Sherard, da. of Philip Sherard†, 5th earl of Harborough, 3s. (1 d.v.p.) 4da. (2 d.v.p.). d. 4 Dec. 1867.
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Cornet 7 Drag. 1807, lt. 1808, capt. 1810; maj. 41 Ft. Apr. 1814, maj. 10 Drag. Nov. 1814; lt.-col. 12 Ft. 1817, half-pay 1818, ret. 1830.

Maj. commdt. Westmld. yeoman cav. 1819, lt.-col. commdt. 1821; col. commdt. R. Cumb. militia 1830.

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LOWTHER, Hon. Henry Cecil (1790-1867), of Barleythorpe, Rutland
Main residence: Barleythorpe, Rutland.
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M.M.E.
Volume
Commons 1820-1832
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LOWTHER, Hon. Henry Cecil (1790-1867)

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LLOYD, Thomas (?1771-1829), of Beechmount, nr. Rathkeale, co. Limerick and 1 Merrion Square East, Dublin

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b. ?1771, 2nd but 1st surv. s. of Col. Thomas Lloyd of Beechmount and Ellen, da. of Thomas Lloyd, ?MP [I], of Kildromin and Drumsallagh, co. Limerick. The Thomas Lloyd who was this Member’s father was an army officer, so it is unlikely that he was the man of this name who sat in the Dublin Parliament (as conjectured in Hist. Irish Parl. v. 101); as the Thomas Lloyd who briefly represented Tralee was evidently a barrister, he was quite possibly this Member’s maternal grandfather. educ. Trinity, Dublin aged 15, 4 July 1786; G. Inn 1791; King’s Inns 1791, called [I] 1794. m. 1797, Catherine, da. of Eyre Evans of Miltown Castle, co. Cork, 2s. 2da. d. 18 Dec. 1829.
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Asst. barrister, co. Limerick ?1804 – 25; KC [I] 1816.

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LLOYD, Thomas (?1771-1829), of Beechmount, nr. Rathkeale, co. Limerick and 1 Merrion Square East, Dublin
Main residences: Beechmount, nr. Rathkeale, co. Limerick, [I]; 1 Merrion Square East, Dublin, [I].
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S.M.F.
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Commons 1820-1832
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LLOYD, Thomas (?1771-1829)

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LITTLETON (formerly WALHOUSE), Edward John (1791-1863), of Teddesley Park, Staffs. and 45 Grosvenor Place, Mdx.

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b. 18 Mar. 1791, o.s. of Moreton Walhouse of Hatherton, Staffs. and Anne Cracroft, da. of Abraham Portal of Ludgate Hill, London. educ. Chiswick 1798-1800; Brewood 1800-6; Rugby 1806-7; Brasenose, Oxf. 1809-12; L. Inn 1810. m. (1) 21 Dec. 1812, Hyacinthe Mary (d. 4 Jan. 1849), illegit. da. of Richard Colley Wellesley†, 1st Mq. Wellesley [I], 1s. 3da. (2 d.v.p.); (2) 11 Feb. 1852, Caroline Anne, da. of Richard Hurt of Wirksworth, Derbys., wid. of Edward Davies Davenport*, s.p. suc. gt.-uncle Sir Edward Littleton†, 4th bt., to Teddesley 1812 and took name of Littleton by royal lic. 23 July 1812; fa. 1821; cr. Bar. Hatherton 11 May 1835. d. 4 May 1863.
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PC [GB] 12 June 1833, [I] 21 Sept. 1833; chief sec. to ld. lt. [I] May 1833-Nov. 1834.

Maj. Staffs. yeomanry 1814, lt.-col. 1819, lt.-col. commdt. 1829.

Ld. lt. Staffs. 1854 – 63.

Chairman, Staffs. and Worcs. Canal Co. 1816–63.

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LITTLETON (formerly WALHOUSE), Edward John (1791-1863), of Teddesley Park, Staffs. and 45 Grosvenor Place, Mdx.
Main residences: Teddesley Park, Staffs.; 45 Grosvenor Place, Mdx.
WALHOUSE
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P.J.S.
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Commons 1820-1832
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LITTLETON (formerly WALHOUSE), Edward John (1791-1863)

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