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 70 CARYLL James II sent him as Envoy to Pope Innocent at Rome, but shortly re- called him, making him in 1686 Secretary of Requests to the Queen Consort. With the Royal family he went into exile, being held in great esteem by them. A few months after the death of James II, he was cr., by the titular ]nmes III, between 8 and 28 Mar. 1701, BARON CARYLL OF DURFORDC*) in Harting, Sussex, with rem., failing heirs male of his body, to those of his br., Richard Caryll. He m., early in life, Mar- garet, da. and coh. of Sir Maurice Drummond. She d. in 1656. He ^. s.p., 4 Sep. 171 1, at St. Germain-en-laye, aged 86, and was I'ur. (near King James II) in the Church of the English Dominicans at Paris. M.I. He('') left ;{^ 1 8,000 to John (s. of Richard Caryll) his nephew and heir.('=) Will dat. 9 Nov. 1707 to 9 July 171 1.^) CARYNTON See " Napier of Magdala in Abyssinia and of Carynton, co. Chester,' Barony (Napier), cr. 1868. CARYSFORT and CARYSFORT OF NORMAN CROSS BARONY [I.] I. John Proby, "Junior," s. and h. ap. of John P. (who d. 16 Mar. 1762), of Elton Hall, co. Huntingdon, I. 1752. by Jane, ist da. of John (Leveson-Gower), ist Baron GowER OF Stittenham, was <^. 25 Nov. 1720; ed. at Jesus Coll. Cambridge, B.A. 1741, M.A. 1742; M.P. (Whig) for Stamford, 1747-54, and for Hunts, 1754-68; Grand Master of Freemasons 1752-54. On 23 Jan. 1 752 he was cr. BARON CARYSFORT of Carysfort, co. Wick- low [I.], taking his seat in the House of Lords [I.] 7 Oct. 1755. P.C. [I.] 4 Aug. 1758. Inv. K.B. 23 Mar. 1761. A Lord of the Admiralty Apr. to July 1757, and 1763-65. He m., 27 Aug. 1750, EHzabeth, ist da. of Joshua (Allen), 2nd Viscount Allen [I.], by Margaret, da. of Samuel Du Pass. He d. 18 Oct. 1772, at Lille, in Flanders, and was iur. at Elton, Hunts, aged 51. His widow, who was /?ap. 19 July 1722, and who became coh. to her only br., the 3rd Viscount Allen [I.] (who d. unm. 1745), d. Mar. 1783. Will pr. Mar. 1783. C') For a list of the Jacobite Peerage see vol. i, Appendix F. ('') Macaulay wrongly identifies him with his nephew John, the friend and correspondent of Pope. V.G. ('^) See Co//. Top. et Gen., vol. vii, p. 42. See also History of Harting, by the Rev. H. D. Gordon, 1877; a valuable and interesting parish-history. ('*) He was a minor poet and the author of a few plays. For his successors see Ruvigny's Jacobite Peerage.