The Political History of England - Vol. X. / The History of England from the Accession of George III / to the close of Pitt's first Administration

APPENDIX III.

William Hunt

THE GRENVILLES.

Richard Grenville of Wotton, Bucks, ob. 1727.

Hester Temple, succ. Visctess. Cobham, cr. Ctess. Temple.

Richard Grenville-Temple,[320] E. Temple, o.s.v.p., 1779.

George[321] ob. 1770.

James ob. 1783

Hester cr. Ctess. Chatham.

William Pitt, E. of Chatham, ob. 1778.

George, E. Temple,[322] cr. M. of Buckingham, 1784, ob. 1813.

Thomas,[323] o.s.p., 1846.

William Wyndham,[324] cr. Baron Grenville, 1790, o.s.p., 1834.

James, cr. Baron Glastonbury, o.s.p., 1825.

John, E. of Chatham, o.s.p., 1835.

William Pitt, ob. cael., 1806.

FOOTNOTES:

[320] In 1760 ld. privy seal; resigned, 1761.

[321] In 1760 treas. of navy; sec. of state, 1762; first ld. of treas. and ch. of exch., 1763-65.

[322] Ld.-lieut. of Ireland, 1782; one day sec. of state, 1783; ld.-lieut. of Ireland, 1787.

[323] Minister plen. at Paris, 1782; ambassador at Vienna, 1793; book-collector.

[324] Chief sec. for Ireland, 1782; paymaster-general, 1783; speaker, 1789; sec. of state, home, 1789; sec. of state, foreign, 1791; first ld. of treas., 1806.

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