Feb. 28, 1846. Succeeded his father, James, the late Lord, August 6, 1863. Heir-Presumptive-Reginald-Gilbert-Murray, his Lordship's brother. -Creations-May 28, 1831, Irish honour; and English honour, Nov. 15, 1856.- -Arms-See plate 71. ROBERT-SHAPLAND CAREW, Baron CAREW, of Castleborough, county of Wexford; and Baron Carew, in the Peerage of England. See Baron CAREW, in the Peerage of England. Creation-Baron, June 10, 1834.--Arms-See plate 33. GEOFFREY DOMINICK-AUGUSTUS-FREDERICK BROWNEGUTHRIE, Baron ORANMORE, and BROWNE, of Carra Browne Castle, in Oranmore, in the county of the town of Galway, and of Castle Mac Garratt, in the county of Mayo. Born in 1819. Succeeded his father, Dominick, the late Lord, January 30, 1860. Married, Dec. 31, 1859, Christina, daughter of the late Charles Guthrie, Esq. and has issue, a son, born Jan. 6, 1861. Heir-Apparent-His Lordship's son. -Creation-April 12, 1836. PATRICK BELLEW, Baron BELLEW, of Barmeath, in the county of Louth; and a Baronet. Born January 29, 1798. Married, January 19, 1829, Anna-Fermina, daughter of the late Don José-Maria de Mendoza y Rios, of Seville, and has issue, Edward-Joseph, born June 3, 1830; and other children. Heir-Apparent-Edward-Joseph, his Lordship's son.— -CreationsBaronet, Dec. 11, 1688; and Baron, 1848.- -Arms-See plate 72. EDMUND-BURKE ROCHE, Baron FERMOY, of Fermoy, in the county of Cork. Born August 1815. Married, Aug. 22, 1848, ElizaCaroline, daughter of James B. Boothby, Esq., and has issue, EdwardFitz-Edmund Burke, born May 23, 1850; and other children. Heir-Apparent Edward-Fitz-Edmund Burke, his Lordship's son.Creation-1855.--Arms-See plate 72. WILLIAM-MEREDYTH SOMERVILLE, Baron ATHLUMNEY, of Somerville and Dollardstown, in the county of Meath; and a Baronet. Born in 1802. Married, first, in 1832, Maria-Harriet, daughter of the first Marquess of Conyngham, and she is deceased. His Lordship married, second, in 1860, Maria-Georgina Elizabeth, daughter of H. G. Jones, Esq., and has issue. Heir Presumptive-James - Richard, his Lordship's brother.Creations-Baronet, 1748; Baron, 1863.- -Arms-See plate 72. N.B.-On the extinction of three Irish Peerages, the Queen has the power to create one new Irish Peerage, which is to rank among the English Peers, according to their dates. PRELATES OF IRELAND. 179 PRELATES OF IRELAND. The Irish Prelates are Peers of Parliament alternately, four in each Session. ARCHBISHOPS. ARMAGH, Archbishop of, Right Rev. MARCUS-GERVAIS BERESFORD, D.D., Primate of all Ireland, Prelate of the Order of St. Patrick, Lord Almoner, and a Privy Councillor of Ireland. Consecrated Bishop of Elphin, Ardagh, and Kilmore, in 1854; and to the Primacy, in 1862.-Arms-See plate 75. DUBLIN, Archbishop of, Right Hon. and Most Rev. RICHARDCHEVENIX TRENCH, D.D., and Bishop of Glandelagh, Primate of Ireland, and Chancellor of the Order of St. Patrick. Consecrated January 1864.Arms-See plate 75. BISHOPS. CASHEL, EMLY, WATERFORD, and LISMORE, the Right Rev. ROBERT DALY, D.D. Consecrated in 1843.- Arms-See plate 75. CORK, CLOYNE, and ROSS, Bishop of, Right Rev. JOHN GREGG, D. D. Consecrated in 1862.-Arms-See plate 76. DERRY and RAPHOE, Bishop of, Right Rev. WILLIAM HIGGIN, D.D. Consecrated Bishop of Limerick, and translated to the present See in 1853.--Arms-See plate 76. DOWN, CONNOR, and DROMORE, Bishop of, Right Rev. ROBERT-BENT KNOX, D.D. Consecrated in 1848.- -ArmsSee plate 76. ELPHIN, ARDAGH, and KILMORE, Bishop of, Right Rev. HAMILTON VERSCHOYLE, D.D. Consecrated in 1862.Arms-See plate 76. KILLALOE, KILFERONA, CLONFERT, and KILMACDUAGH, Bishop of, Right Rev. WILLIAM FITZGERALD, D.D. Consecrated Bishop of Cork, in 1857, and translated to the present See, in 1862.-Arms-See plate 76. LEIGHLIN, FERNS, and OSSORY, Bishop of, Right Rev. JAMESTHOMAS O'BRIEN, D.D. Consecrated in 1842. Arms-See plate 76. MEATH, Bishop of, the Right Rev. JOSEPH-HENDERSON SINGER, D.D. Consecrated in 1852.-Arms-See plate 76. TUAM, KILLALA, ARDAGH, and ACHONRY, Bishop of, the Hon. and Right Rev. THOMAS PLUNKETT. -Arms-See plate 75. Consecrated in 1839. His Lordship is Lord Plunkett, in the Peerage of England. LIMERICK, ARDFERT, and AGHADOE, Bishop of, Right Rev. HENRY GRIFFIN, D.D. Consecrated in 1853.-Arms-See plate 76. SECOND TITLES GENERALLY BORNE BY PEERS' ELDER SONS. Those without any Letter are called Lords. d Duke-m Marquess-e Earl-v Viscount. ABERDOUR-Morton e Arundel and Surrey e-Norfolk d Ashley-Shaftesbury e Beaumont m-Roxburghe d Bective e-Headfort m Beerhaven v-Bantry e Belfast e-Donegall m Carlow v-Portarlington e Castlecuffe v-Desart e Castlereagh v-Londonderry m Coke v-Leicester e Cole v-Enniskillen e Compton e-Northampton m Corry v-Belmore e Courtenay-Devon e Cranley v-Onslow e Creighton-Erne e Crichton-Dumfries e Crowhurst v-Cottenham e Curzon v-Howe e Daer-Selkirk e Dalkeith e-Buccleuch d Dalmeny-Rosebery e Dalrymple v-Stair e Douro m-Wellington d Dungarvan v-Cork and Orrery e D Dunglas-Home e Dunkellin-Clanricarde m Garlies v-Galloway e Goderich v-De Grey and Ripon e Huntingtower-Dysart e Hyde-Clarendon e Ikerine v-Carrick e Ingestre v-Shrewsbury and Talbot e Inverury-Kintore e Kerry e-Lansdowne m Leveson v-Granville e Loughborough-Rosslyn e Lowther v-Lonsdale e Lumley v-Scarborough e Lymington v-Portsmouth e Mahon v-Stanhope e Maidstone v-Winchilsea e Mandeville v-Manchester d March e-Richmond d Mount-Charles e-Conyngham m Nevill v-Abergavenny e Newtown Butler-Lanesborough e Northland v-Ranfurly e Ockham v-Lovelace e Ogilvy Airlie e Ossory e-Ormonde m |