244 CARLISLE. 88, and was buried in Carlisle cathedral'^*. The conge d'elire to elect his successor issued 8th May 1702. 1702 William Nicolson, archdeacon of Carlisle^ was con- I Ann. secrated at Lambeth 14th June 1702*^ He was translated to Derry in 1 7 1 8, having resigned this see 2 1st April'in that year. 171 8 Samuel Bradford, S.T.P., master of Corpus Christi 4 Gt'o. 1. college, Cambridge, and prebendary of Westminster, was nominated 21st April 171 8, (his conge d'elire is dated 30th April,) and received the royal assent 14th May ; he was confirmed at Bow Church 30th May, and con- secrated ist June 17 J S"*"^. The temporalities were re- stored to him 5th June following. He was translated to Rochester in 1723. 1 723 John Waugh^ S.T.P., dean of Gloucester ^ was nominated 9 Geo. I. 30th May 1723, the conge d'elire issued 8th Aug., and his election took place on the 23rd of that month ; he was consecrated 13th Oct. *^ He died 29th Oct. 1734, aetat. 78, and was buried 3rd Nov. at St.Peter's, Cornhill, London. 1735 George Fleming, LL.D., dean of Carlisle ^ was nomi- 7 Geo. II. nated in November 1734, and elected nth Dec. He was confirmed 1 8th Jan., and consecrated at Lambeth 19th Jan. 1734—5 ; did homage at St. James's on the 23rd of the same month, and became Sir George Fleming, bart., in Aug. 1736, on the death of his elder brother Sir William. He died on Tuesday 2nd July 1747 at his palace of Rose Castle in the 81st year of his age and thirteenth of consecration. 1747 Richard Osbaldeston, dean ofYorly was nominated
- o(Jc'o. u. 28th July and received the royal assent 2cth Aug.
1 747 ; he was consecrated at Lambeth 4th Oct. fol- lowing, and obtained the temporalities on the 9th of the same month. He was translated to London in 1762. 4^ Ex Epitaphio. •» Reg. Wake, f. 266. •»> Reg. Tenison, f. 134. ^^ Reg. Wake. III. f. 16.
