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 HOWARD. 263 Lord Russell autl Algernon Sidney, giving evidence which mainly led to their convic- tion. He m. Frances, 2d da. of Sir .Tames I'mnoEMAN, by ne, da. and coheir of the Rev. Isaac Ai.i.kn, Hector of Prestwioh, co. Lane. He d. [in obscurity; at York, and was bin:, 2 I April 1694, in the Minster there. Ilis widow, who d. 19, was6l<)-. fas Lady Elizabeth [sic.} ifowi.nl) at Richmond, Sumy. 24 Dec. 1718 aged 70, M.T.(') Will, tut,, d;.t. 21 March 1715, to 20 June 1710, pr. 20 Dee. 171G. IV. 1694, Charles (Hqwabp), Bauon Howard of Esciuck, e. to and h. skc Co the j tcruyr 24 April 100 I, and took his seat 20 Nov. 1715. 16:94. He »i. between 190] and ] 701, Klizabeth, widow of William (O'BaiBJt), 2d EaBI, OF ISCHIQCIS [I.] ''who (/. Jan. 1001), relict formerly of Edward, Lord HERBERT OF Cimiiiuky, (In. and coheir of George (BkYDUES), 8th LOBS Chandiis, by his 1st wife, Susan, da. of Henry (Mostaoc), Eahi, or Manchester. V»r this marriage, an action for bigamy was commenced against him, but not proceeded with. '•) See Lords' Journal, 28 Mav, 12 and 21 June 1701. She, who was ba r. at Harefield, Midx., 25 March 1651, was ttlvi'iced from Lord Howard ( c ). He (f. s.p. leg. (of asthma), 28 April 1715, and was our. at Richmond afsd., when his pccrayi became extinct '.''). Will dat. 17 April 1 701, pr. 25 June 1715. lli> widow d. s p. 3 Feb. 1717, 8. IIOWAHD OV GLOSSOP. Barony. /. Tnii Kt. IIo.x. Loud EuWABti Ueor&E Fuy.-Ai.ax 1. 1809. Howard, 2d s. of Henry Charles Howario, Duke of Norfolk, by Charlotte Sophia, 1st da. of George Granville (Lf.yesos-Goweb), 1st. DlKF, ( if Slthkiiland. was b. 20 June ISIS, and bap. at Norfolk House, St. James' sip j ed. at Trio. Coll. Cambridge ; was authorised by royal wai rant, 20 April IS 12 (toge- ther with his brother? and sisters) to take the surname of Fitz-Alan before that of Howard; P.O. 1S46: Vice-Chamberlain of the Household. 1S40-52 ; M.P. for Horsham, 1S4S-JS52 ; for Aruudel, 1S52-1S0S ; Dei'Ity E.uir. Marshal, 1801-1S0S ; and was it. 0 Dec. 1869, BARON HOWARD OF GLOSSOP, CO. Derby. He 18. firstly, 22 .Inly 1S5], at the Bavarian chapel, in Warwick street, Midx., Augusta, da. of <; ge Henry Taluot (br. to John, 16th Eahi. OF SiiRKWSBCRT), by Augusta, his wife, formerly Augusta JOKES, spinster, i'.lcgit. da. of Sir Horace Sr. Pa IX, Hart. She (a fortune of £S0,00C), was sister and sole heir to John TALBOT ,'vvho d. num.. 23 April 1S-10), and d at Rutland gate. Knightsbridge. ■) July 1862, beiug bar. the loth, at Hadfield, in Qloaiop afsd. He m> secondly, 10 July 1600, at Craecdien Manor, Co, Leic., Winifred Mary Lisle, 3rd da. of Ambrose Lisle MaBCH-PhILUTS-DE-LjSLK, formerly MARCH I'hiuits, of Gareuden Park, co. Leic. and Gracedien Mama- afsd., by Laura Mary, da. and coheir of the Hon. Thomas CLIFFOBD. He d. 1 Dec. 1SS3 at 19 Rutland gate, aged 05, and was W.at Hadfield. (°) Will pr. 27 March. 1884, above £11S,00. His widow living 1891. ( a ) A long inscription on her in Uichmond church, setting out the names of her children, &c, is on a handsome marble slab, now (1S90), covered over. See an interesting notice thereof by J. C. Cballenor Smith, in the Surrey Arch. Soc. for 1S91. b ) In his will he leaves £200 {at her age of 21 ) to his da., Charlotte, whom he had by Mrs. Pyfcc and declares, as he hopes for mercy from God, that ; ' I never was married to the said Mrs. Pyke nor any other woman but my most wicked wife, the Lady Insiquiu, whom God forgive for her horrible subornation and perjury against me." (<) She d. b.p. 3 Feb. 1717 8. In Macky's " Characters" [1707 •'], he is thus spoken of :- "Is bravo in his person ; hath been under some unhappy characters anil circumstances, which hath hindered his advancement, both in the last reign and in this ; he was against King WiUliam's ministry, and takes all occasions to shew it : very fair comploxioned, poor, past 40 years old." (°) He "rendered signal service to the cause of Roman Catholic primary educa- tion." being, 1S69-77, chairman of the " Catholic Poor Schools Committee," and as such, setting on foot " the Catholic education crisis fund," subscribing £5,000 himself thereto, and obtaining £10,000 from his nephew the Duke of Norfolk, and ilO.OOO from his son-in-law, the Marquess of Bote ; " 7,000 scholars were thus added to the Roman Catholic schools in England, at a cost of at least £350,000." [Xat Bio>jr.]