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OORRIGENDA, ETC., TO VOL. I. 813 BLACKCASTLK t.e., " Windsor op Blaokcastlb," Yisoountoy [I.] ( Wind^or)^ cr, 1699 ; tx, 1768. Continue note (*) a$ tinder, ** At the institution of tbis order in 1876 only three ■noh Lords were authorised, these hemg (1) Blnekbum, (2) Gordon, and (8) Wstsoo. Then came (4) Fitsgerald, in 1882, vice Gordon deceased ; (5) Mao- naghten, in 1887, vire Blackburn resigned ; (6) Morris, in 1880, vice Fltsgerald deceased. The death (3 Deo. 1800) of Sir Barnes Peacock, one of the paid members of the Judicial Committee of the PriTy Council, enabled the creation (under the Act of 1876) of tL/ourih Lord of Appeal ; and accordingly (7) Hannen was, in Jan. 1801, added to the three Lords (Watson, Maonaghten, and Morris) then existing. Then followed in quick succession (8) Bowen, in Sep. 1808| vice Hannen, resigned ; (0) Russell, in May 1804, vice Bowen, deceased) ; and (10) Davey, in Aug. 1804, vice Russell, who resigned on becoming L. Chief Justice. The clause which granted the right to a seat in the House of Lords to these Peers, during their tenure of qfiee was, shortly after the retirement^ in 1886, of Lord Blackburn, extended to the term of their life. The rank of the wives of these life Peers is (under the Act of their creation in 1876) the same as that of any hereditary Baron, but their children had, for 21 years later, no precedence. This, however, was altered by Roval warrant in 1807, when sncli children were given precedence next under those of an hereditary Baron, and above that of a Baronet." Add aenote "(^) He was for 8 years joint editor of the Reports in the Court of Queen's Bench ; was author of a work on SaUe, and had a large practise in heavy oommercdal cases at Liverpool and elsewhere till rmisedi in 1850, to the Bench." p. 368 ; (Zefe Unas 4 to 6 ; Unes 84, aJUr " m.," mtf '< 81 Dae. 1681." p. 309; lines 11 and 12, /or *' was living 80 Sep. 1718," read "({.at Bath, and was carried away thence 31 Deo. 1722 [Bath Abbey reg.]"; line 87, a/^ *' 1822," read " at Lennox Love "; line 48, after •* 1813." read** at Edinburgh "; line 46, for "during the conflict," read ** by a chance shot, during the insurrection*" p. 360 ; line 8, for " 8," read " 4, st Trenthsm, oo. SUfford"; dde lines 7 and 8 ; between lines 12 and 19 ineeH -*BLAQaiBRE, aee Di BLAQumti"; line 40, after " Mary," add ** sister of Sir Henry Collbt, abovenamed, and "; line 43, Jor " was living ss a widow in 1660," read *' d. 22 and waa bur. 26 Oct 1686 at St. Michan's, Dublin "; line 45, /or " 1660," read and was 5icr. Deo. 1660, at St Martin's in the fields." p. 361 ; in margin, /or " 1732,'< read "1733.** Line 8,a/ter "firatly," add "21 Mainh 1653, at Camberwell '*; line 7, for " Jane, da. of John Mallook, of Devonshire," read " Elisabeth, widow of Nicholas Willouohbt, (living 1655), and sister of John Mallook, of (}lonealg, oo. Cavan(^)"; ineert ae eaid note *'(^) They apparently were children of John Mallock, of Axminster, Devon, by Susanna (m. 15 Jan. 1625/6) da. of John Willoughby, of Payhembury in that ooun^. See Vivian'a Visit, of Devon" pp. 548 and 700, as also IVevelfan Fopere ((>ttmden Soc cv.), part iii, p. 283, tho' on p. 304 thereof they are given as children of Richard Mallook, of Axmouth, Devon, by Margaret (relict of John Willoughby) da. of (— ) Stxtmiiios"; line 0, after **in.," ineert "about 1675"; linea and 10, dde "and <2. 22 Oct" to *'afsd.," and ineert '*who, after her death, took the name of Willouqbbt. She d, 18 March 1702/3 "; line 18, for " d, 1 May 1725 and was hur.," read "wss hur. 10 Dea 1724"; line 35, after " Gould," mU '*da. of John O. of London, merchant"; line 36, for ** 1732," read " 1732/3"; line 37, /or "survived him," read '*d. 28 Aug. 1700"; last Ime, conclude " Admon. 13 Sep. 1777 to a creditor." p. 362 ; in margin, for «1728," read "1718." Line 13, after "1706," add "at Caledon House, Dublin "; line 14, after "at," add "at Bilton's Hotel, Saokville street"; line 15, after " 18.'>4," add ** at Kingstown, n^ar Dublin, aged 78"; Ime 80, for "1728," read "1718"; line 40, after "mi," add "His widow d. at Dublin, April 1725, in her 68th year." p. 363 ; line 11, after " 1760," add "and was hur. at Silchester, Hants"; line 18, ybr " Will pr.," read " and waa 6ttr. at SilchesUr. Will, signed ' B. BU§inton,^ pr. 11," and add ae eaid note " (0 Her husband had also adopted thb spelling, <.e., Z