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 166 HARDW ICK E - -II AREW OOD. IV. 1 S3 i. J,. Charles Tjiiup (Yorke), Karl of IIardwicke, &c, nephew and b. male, being s. and h, of Vice Admiral Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, K.C.B., by his first wife, Elizabeth W'eake.da. of Joseph Rattray, of Atherstou, Scotland, which Sir Joseph was br. o{ the half blood to the 3d Earl, being s. of the Hon. Charles Yorke abovenamed by his second wife, Agueta. da. and coheir of Henry Johnstone, of Overt Berkhamstoad, Herts. He was b. 2 April 1799, at Sydney Lodge, near Southampton ; ed. at Harrow school and the Royal Naval College; joined the Royal Navy in 1815, being at the bombardment of Algiers, becoming Tost Capt.. 1325, and (on the reserved list) Rear Admiral, 1S54, Vice Admiral, IS58, and Admiral, lSo'3. M.P. for Rebate, 1S31 32, and for Cambridge- shire, 1S32-34 ; sue. to the image, 18 Nov. 1S31 ; Lord Lieut, of Cambridgeshire, 1S3I-73 ; LL.D. of Cambridge, OJuly 1836 ; one of the Lords in waiting, 1841-40 ; Councillor to the Duchv of Lancaster, 1847 ; P.C., 1852 ; Postmaster Gen., March to Dec. 1S52 ; D.C.L. of Oxford, 7 June 1858 ; Loud Piuvy Seal, Feb. 1858 to June 1S5P. He m., 14 Oct. 1S33, Susan, 6th da. of Thomas Henry (Liddell), 1st Barox Ravexsworth, by Maria Susanna, da. of John Simpson. He d. 17 Sep. 1873, at Sydney Lodge, iu Hauible, Hants (abovenamed) and was 6ki 24th at Wimpole. His widow who was b. 11 Jan. 1810, d. at Sydney Lodge afsd. 22 Nov. 18S6, aud was bin: at Hamble. Her will pr. 21 Jan. 1887, over £16,0P0. V. 1873. 5. Charles Philip (Yorke), Earl of IIardwicke [1754], VlSCOVHT Roystox [1754], and Baron HARDWICKI [1733], s. and h., b. 23 April 1S3H, at Wimpole Hall, styled VwcofST Roystox till 1873 ; cd. at Harrow scliool and at Trin. Coll., Cambridge : M.A.. 1S5S. He joined the Army, 1S57 ; served in the Indian Campaign, 1858--09, receiving the Indian war medal, but retired 1861, being then Lieut, in the 11th Hussar*. He was M.P. for Cambridge- shire, 1865-73; P.O., 1866; Comptroller of the Household, 18(16-6.8, and rag. tt the pceraijc, 17 Sep. 1873. Master of the Buokhouuds, 1874-80. He hi., 16 Feb. 18ij;l,at the British Embassy, Paris, Sophie Georgians Robertine, 2d da. of Henry Richard Charles (Wellesley), 1st Earl Cowley (at that time Ambassador to Paris) by Olivia Cecilia, da. of Lord Henry fiw Gerald aud Charlotte, tuo jure Baroness de Ros. She was 4. 1840. [Albert Edward Yorke, styled Viscount Royston. s. and h. ap., I>. at the British Embassy, Paris, 14 March 1SG7, the Prince of Wales being one of his sponsors ; ed. at Eton ; attache to the Embassy at Vienna.] Family Estates.— These, in 18S3, consisted of 18.97S acres iu Cambridgeshire, 221 in Huntingdonshire, 112 iu Hants, 60 in Suffolk and 5 in Herts. Total 19,382 acres, worth £27,121 a year. Principal Residence- Wimpole Hall, near Royston, Cam- bridgeshire. The Wimpole estates, 11,110 acres (of which 300 was the deer park round the hall) were for sale in Aug. 1891. See "Hill of Almaraz and of IIardwicke, Salop," Barony {Mil), a: 1816. See "Hill of Hawkestone and of Hardwicke, Salop," Viscountcy (Hill), 1842. HARE OF CONNAMORE. i.e., " Hare of Connamore, co. Cork," Barony (Rare), cr. 18G9 ; seo "Listowel " Earldom [I.], cr. 1822, under the 3d Earl. IIAREWOOD. Barony. Edwin Lascelles, of Harewood House, and of North I 1790 Allerton, co. York, s. and h. of Henry L. of the same (sometime ' Collector of the Customs at Barbadoes), by his first wife, Mary, da. ^i-Qpr and coheir of Edwin Carter, of St. George's in Barbadoes, was bap. 1 ' 9& - at St. Michael's in that island, 5 Feb. 1712/3 ; M.P. for Scarborough, 1744-54 ; for North-Allerton, 1754-61, and for Yorkshire, 1761-80, having sue to his father's estate as long back as 16 Oct. 1753, was cr. 9 July 1790,