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 LOVEL. I Go 11 Hen. IV., to 26 Sep. (1411), 2 Hen. V. H«« is sail hi imve m APa-iore, .In. of William (Zoi'CHE), LORD ZOUCHB DE Haryngwoiith. He HI (let. 1 1 II I), 2 Hen. V. VII. 1 41 1. 7. William (Lovel), Lord Lovel i>e Tichiiersh, s. anil h., aged 1" wlieii he skc. his father. He served in the French wars, temp. Hen. V. and Hen. VI. Ou the death [1420-28] of hi* paternal grand- mother abovenamed, he became tic inn LOKU HOLAND. He w.-s sum to Pari, by writs directed " Williehno £usef, ChTr" [no further description been given] from 24 Feb. (1424/5), 3 Hen. VI., to 20 Jan. (1452/8), 31 Hen. VI ;(») Constable of Walliugford Castle, 1450. He m, Alice, who ill 1123 was aged IS, sister and coheir of William, Loud DEINCOURT, being 1st da. of John (Oi incourt), Loud Deincourt, by Johanna, apparently da. and h.( b ) of Robert (DE Grey), 4th Loud Obey de ROTflBRFIKLD. He d. 13 June (1455), 33 Hen. VI. Will pr. at Lincoln, 1 Sep. 1465, His widow who (a few months later) by the death of her sister (15 Sep. 1455) became sole heir of her parents and consequently de jure sun jute BARONESS DEINCOURT and, apparently, BARONESS GREY DE ROTHEUFIELD, d. 1475. VIII. 1455. S. Jon (Lovel), Lord Lovel de Th;hmersii, and de jure Lokd Holand, 1st s. and h.,( r ) aped 22 at his father's death. He was sum. to Pari, by writs directed " Johanni Loech CUl'r," from 9 Oct. (1459), 3S Hen. VI., to 28 Feb. (1402:3), 2 Ed. IV. He was in 1480 made Forester of Which- wood forest, CO. Northampton, by Henry VI., against whom, however, he, that same year, took part. Hem. Joan, da. of William (BeaUMONT), 1st Viscount Beaumont [6th Lord Beaumont], by Elizabeth, da. and h. of Sir William Pheup, K.G., generally considered Loud Bardolk. He d. 9 Jau. (1464/5), 4 Ed. IV*., Esch., 1 Hen. VIII. IX. 14G5. 0 and 1. Francis (Lovel), Lord Lovel de Ticn- Viscountcy. MKRSH, and de jure Loan Holand, only s. and h. ; aged nine years at his father's death By the death of his paternal grandmother I. 1483, abovenamed in 1175 he became (also) de jure Loud Deincourt t 0 and, apparently, Lord Grey de Rotheufihld.( j ) He was knighted 14S5 " le Duke "f Gloucester), 22 Aug. 14S0. He was sum. to Pari, by writ directed " Francisco torcf de Lord, C/i/'v," 15 Nov. (1482), 22 Ed. IV, and was cr., 4 Jau 1182/3, VISCOUNT LOVEL. Having espoused the cause of Richard II I. (°) he was in May 1483 made Chief Butler of England, and, on Richard's accession to the Crown in Julie following, Lord Chamberlain of the Household ; P.C. and K.G., being bearer of the third sword (*) Tho' sum. to Pari, as late as 14o2, he, seven years previously, had obtained a patent in the 24 Hen. VI. stating that he was hound to come by the King's command to Parliament, '' but, being infirm, it was provided that he should not be summoned during his life, with a salco that this grant should not be prejudicial to him or his heirs, but that they might at any time have and enjoy the ancient place and seat of their ancestors in Parliaments and Councils." Pat. 24 Hen. VI., m. 19. (") But as to this see vol. iv. p. 1C4, note " f," sub " Grey." ( c ) The second son, William Love], having m. the heiress of the Lords Morley, was sum. to Pari, in that Barony (cr. 1299) in 1469, being ancestor of the Lords Morley and Monteagle, which Baronies fell into abeyance about 1686. ('') His arms on his Gai ter plate display the four coats (quarterly) of (1) Lovel ; (2) Deincourt ; (3) Holand ; and (4) Grey de Rotherfield, which marshalling certainly favours the idea that he considered these Baronies vested in him. (°) He, Catesbji, and Ratcliffc, were the three principal councellors during that reign. They ate thus alluded to in Fabyau's " Chronicle," in a rhyme made by one William Colinbourne " in dcrisyou of the Kyug and his conncell as followeth — 77ic catlc, the rattc, and Lore!, our doggc Buleth all Entjlande under a hoffge. The whyche was mente that (CVysby, Rutelyffe, and the Lord Lovell, ruled the lando under tho Kynge, whyche bare Ike whytc bore for his couysaunce." To which remark may be added that the supporters to the aims of this King were two white boars.