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6i4 APPENDIX D Lord High Admiral^ (4) Thomas (Howard), Earl of Suffolk, Lord Cham- berlain of the Household^ (5) Edward (Somerset), Earl of Worcester, Master of the Horse, (6) Charles (Blount), Earl of Devonshire, Master of the Ordnance, and (7) Henry (Howard), Earl of Northampton, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. On 25 Sep. 161 6 the Commissioners were (i) Edward (Somerset), Earl of Worcester, Lord Privy Seal, (2) Ludovic (Stuart), Duke of Richmond, Lord Steward of the Household, (3) George (Villiers), Marquess of Buckingham, Master of the Horse, (4) Charles (Howard), Earl of Nottingham, Lord High Admiral, (5) William (Herbert), Earl of Pembroke, Lord Chamberlain of the Household, and (6) Thomas (Howard), Earl of Arundel and Surrey. 1 62 1. Aug. 29. Thomas (Howard), Earl of Arundel and Surrey, afterwards Earl of Norfolk, cr. Earl Marshal of England for life {^) In 1 66 1 James (Howard), Earl of Suffolk, was cr. Earl Marshal, to hold that dignity from 18 to 24 Apr. 1661, for the Coronation of Charles II. On 26 May 1662, the office was, for the last time, exercised by Commis- sioners, whose description at that period was, (i) Thomas (Wriothesley), Earl of Southampton, Lord High Treasurer, (2) John (Robartes), Baron Robartes of Truro, Lord Privy Seal, (3) Henry (Pierrepont), Marquess of Dorchester, (4) Montagu (Bertie), Earl of Lindsey, Lord Great Chamberlain of England, (5) Edward (Montagu), Earl of Manchester, Lord Chamberlain of the Household, and (6) Algernon (Percy), Earl of Northumberland. 1672. Oct. 19. Henry (Howard), Baron Howard of Castle Rising and Earl of Norwich, who sue. his brother as Duke of Norfolk i Dec. 1677. With the Dukedom of Norfolk the dignity of Earl Mar- shal has continued united. C") See that title. (*) He revived the Earl Marshal's Court, obtaining a declaration by Letters Patent, I Aug. 1622, that he was entitled to hold it with like jurisdiction as the Constable and Marshal had formerly exercised jointly, {ex inform. J. H. Round). (^) J. H. Round points out that James, Earl of Suffolk was appointed Joint Commissioner for the office of Marshal of England 15 June 1673 (Warrant Book 16); and that owing to the adherence of the Dukes of Norfolk to the Roman Catholic faith, deputies had to be appointed for the discharge of the office. Of the Earls of Suffolk, the Protestant branch of the Howards, one was appointed Deputy Earl Marshal in 1706, another in 1718, and another in 1763. Two of the (Howards) Earls of Carlisle also held this appointment.