BISHOPS. 221
1794 Henry Reginald Courtenay, a prebendary of Ro- 34Geo.III. Chester, was nominated 3 1 st March 1 794, and elected I ] th April. He received the royal assent to his elec- tion 12th April, was confirmed 8th May, and conse- crated the nth 76. The temporalities were restored to him 14th May, and he was translated to Exeter in
1797- 1797 FoLLioT Herbert Walker Cornwall, dean of Can-
lyGeo.IlI. terhui'T/, was nominated 10th March 1797, elected 25th March, and received the royal assent on the 28th of ths same month. He was confirmed 8th April, con- secrated the 9th7, and the temporalities were restored to him 13th April. He was translated to Hereford in 1803. 1803 Hon. George Pelham was nominated 3rd Feb. 1803,
^sGeo.III. elected 16th Feb., and received the royal assent to his election on the 19th of the same month. He was con- firmed 19th March, and consecrated 27th Marches. The temporalities were restored to him ist April fol- lowing. He was translated to Exeter in 1 807 "9.
1807 John Luxmoore, dean of Gloucester, was nominated 12th yGeo.III. Aug. 1807^, elected 21st Aug., received the royal
assent 2nd Sept. He was confirmed i8th Sept.^ and consecrated 4th Oct.^i The temporalities were re- stored to him on the 7th of the same month ^2. He was translated to Hereford in 1808.
1808 William Lort Mansel was nominated 23rd Aug. tGeo.III. 1808, elected 3rd Sept., and the royal assent was
given to his election 5th Sept. He was confirmed 8th Oct., and consecrated the 30th ^3; the temporalities were restored to him 3rd Nov. He died 27th June 1820, setat. 69. 1820 John Kaye, master of Christ college, Cambridge, and tGeo.IV. regiiis professor of divinittj in that college, was nomi-
76 Reg. Moore, fol. 312. ^0 Church Book, Home Office.
77 Ibid. fol. 325. 81 Reg. Sutton.
78 Ibid. fol. 438. 82 Church Book, Home Office.
79 Church Book, Home Office. 83 Reg. Sutton.
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