Abdication, 100.

Aberdeen, University of, 400.
Abeyance, 170.

Accession to the throne, 96.
Achonry, the Bishopric of, 389.
Adelaide, Queen, her income, 122.
Adjutant-General, 405.

Admiral, Lord High, 287; his pre-
cedence, 34; list of, since the
Revolution, 620.
Admirals, 413.

Admiralty, First Lord of the, list

of, since the Revolution, 620.
Admiralty, Board of, 387.

Advocates, Lord, list of, since the
Revolution, 661.

Age among members of the Peer-
age, 182; of Kings and Queens,
524.

Aghadoe, the bishopric of, 388.
Albert, Prince, 113; his income,
122; his precedence, 26.
Alderman, 419.

Alienation of Peerages, 160.
Almoner, Hereditary Grand, 129.
Almoner, Lord High, 130.
Ambassadors, 301.

Archbishops, 368.

Archbishops' and Bishops' mitres,
483.

Archbishops and Bishops, chronolo-
gical lists of, since the Reforma-
tion, 562.

Archbishoprics and Bishoprics in
the United Church of England
and Ireland, 371.

Archdeacons, 361.

Ardagh, the bishopric of, 387.

Ardfert, the bishopric of, 388.
Armagh, the archbishopric of, 383;
archbishop of, his precedence, 32.
Arms, the College of, 295; the office
of, in Ireland, 300.

Army, 402; and navy, comparative

rank, 74; numerical constitution
of the, 545; precedence of officers
in the, 73.

Assent, royal, to parliamentary bills,
454.

Attaché to an embassy, 304.
Attainder, 166; of a son and heir
apparent, 167; of coheirs, 172;
of collateral relatives, 167; of
peerages by patent, 168; reversal
of, 168.

Attorney General, 334; reference of
peerage claims to the, 187; list
of, since the Revolution, 641.

B.

Bachelors of Divinity, their pre-
cedence, 58; of Laws, their pre-
cedence, 58; of Medicine, their
precedence, 59.

Bangor, the bishopric of, 373; bi-
shops of, list of, since the Refor-
mation, 565.

Banneret, 213; precedence of, 52,
53.

Baronet, 193; his precedence, 53.
Baronetage, additions to the, in
each reign, 531; existing nume-
rical view of the, 532; extinct,
dormant, and abeyant, numerical
view of the, 532.

Baronets' eldest sons, their pre-
cedence, 56; younger sons, their
precedence, 57.

Baronets of England, 196; numbers
created since 1611, 531; of Great
Britain, 196; of Ireland, 196;
numbers created since 1619, 531;
of Scotland or Nova Scotia, 196;
numbers created since 1625, 531;
of the United Kingdom, 196; the
committee of, 195; claims, 195;
costumes of, 484.

Baronets' sons to be knighted, 195.
Baronies Jure Uxoris, 158.
Barons, 180; their precedence, 47,
48, 49, 53; issue of, their titles,
204; robes and coronets of, 482;
titular, 205.

Baron, chief, of the Exchequer, 329;
list of, since the Revolution, 640;
Puisne of the Exchequer, 329;
Puisne of the Exchequer, their
precedence, 52.

Barrack Master General, 405.
Barristers, 339; their precedence,

59.

Bath, Companions of the, 237; their
precedence, 55; Dean of the Order
of the, 239; Esquires of the, 240;
Genealogist of the Order of the,
239; Great Master of the Order
of the, 238; installation of
Knights of the, 466; investiture
of Knights of the, 471; Knights
Commander of the, 237; their
precedence, 55; Knights Grand
Cross of the, 236; their prece-
dence, 55; Order of the, 234;
Officer of Arms to the second and
third classes in, 240; Registrar of
the Order of the, 239; Secretary
to the Order of the, 240; Secre-
tary to the second and third
classes in the, 240; robes and in-
signia of the Order of the, 493;
Usher to the Order of the, 240.
Bath and Wells, the bishopric of,
373; Bishops of, list of, since the
Reformation, 566.

Bedchamber, Ladies of the. 139:
Women, 139.
Beefeaters, 134.
Benefit of Peerage, 192.
Bishops, 364; English Suffragan,
their precedence, 45; Irish Suf-
fragan, their precedence, 46; and
Archbishops, chronological lists af,
since the Reformation, 562; seat
in the House of Lords, 149.
Bishoprics and Archbishoprics in
the United Church of England
and Ireland, 371; changes in.
effected by the Church Tempo-
ralities Bill (Ireland), $90.
Bluemantle, 298.

Board of Trade and Plantations.

263; list of Presidents of the, since
the Revolution, 647.
Bristol, the bishopric of, 376; bi-
shops, list of, since the Reformas-
tion, 568.
Budget, 275.

C.

Cabinet Council, 260.
Cambridge, Duke of, his income.
122; University of, 397.
Canons, 362.

Canterbury, the Archbishopric of
371; the Archbishop of his pre-
cedence, 31; list of, since the
Reformation, 562.

Captain of the Gentlemen-at-Armas,
133; of the Yeomen of the Guard,
134; Royal Navy, 413.

Carlisle, the bishopric of, 373; Br
shops of, list of, since the Refor
mation, 570.
Carrick, Earldom of, 120.
Cashel, Emly, Waterford, and Lis
more, the bishopric of, 384.
Ceremonies, 437; and costumes,
435; Master of the, 132.
Chamberlain, Lord Great, 281; his
precedence, 33, 36, 39, 42, 46, list
of, since the Revolution, 618 of
the Household, 128. his prece-

dence, 34, 37, 39, 42, 47; of Lon-
don, 422.

Champion, the Queen's, 292.
Chancellor of the Order of the Gar-
ter, 223; of St. Michael and St.
George, 244; St. Patrick, 232;
the Thistle, 228.

Chancellor, Lord High, 316; his pre-
cedence, 32; list of, since the Re-
volution, 608; Lord, of Ireland,
350; list, since the Revolution,
665.
Chancellor of the Exchequer, 275;
his precedence, 50; list of, since
the Revolution, 633; of the Duchy
of Lancaster, his precedence, 51;
of the University of Oxford, 392.
Chancellors, the Vice, 331; their pre-
cedence, 51, 52; chronological list
of, 638.

Chapel Royal, Dean of the, 137.
Chaplains, 359; Royal, 138.
Chapter, Dean and, 363.
Chargé d'Affaires, 303.
Chester, the Bishopric of, 374; Bi-
shops of, list of, since the Refor-
mation, 572; Earldom of, 120;
Herald, 298.

Chichester, the Bishopric of, 374;
bishops of, list of, since the Re-
formation, 574.

Chief Baron of the Exchequer, 329;
his precedence, 51; list of, since
the Revolution, 640; Equerry
137; Justice of the Common Pleas,
327; his precedence, 51; list of,
since the Revolution, 638; of the
Queen's Bench, 323; his prece-
dence, 51; list of, since the Revo-
lution, 636; Secretary for Ireland,
307.

Chivalry, the Court of, 295, 285.
Church, The, 352; numerical con-
stitution of the, 543; Temporali-
ties Act (Ireland), 390.
Claims to Peerages, 186.
Clarenceux, 297.

Clergy, duties and privileges of the,

356; qualifications of the, 357.

Clerical precedence, 70.
Clerk of the Cheque to the Gentle-
men at Arms, 133; to the Yeomen
of the Guard, 135.

Clerk of the Closet to the Queen, 137.
Clogher, the bishopric of, 385.
Clonfert, the bishopric of, 387.
Closet, Clerk of the, 137.
Cloyne, the bishopric of, 385.
Coheirs, 171.

Collar of SS, 249.
College, 393.

College of Arms, 295.

Colleges at Cambridge, account of
the, 397; in London, account of
the, 399; colleges at Oxford, ac-
count of the, 395.

Colonial Honourables, 211; Secre-
tary, 277 and 280; chronological
list of, since 1768, 629.

Commander in Chief, 404; list of
since the Revolution, 648.
Commanders, Royal Navy, 414.
Commissary General, 405.
Committee of the Privy Council,
Judicial, 262.

Commodore, 414.

Common Councilman. 419.
Common Pleas, Chief Justice of the,
327; his precedence, 51; list of,
since the Revolution, 638.
Common Sergeant of London, 422.
Commons, mode of sitting in the

House of, 271; the place of meet-
ing of the, 270; Speaker of the,
271; his precedence, 48; list of,
since the Revolution, 631.
Comptroller of the Household, 128-
his precedence, 48.
Conferences, Parliamentary, 459.
Connor, the bishopric of, 386.
Constable, Lord High, 284; his
precedence, 34, 37, 39, 42, 46;
list of, since the Revolution,
619.

Cork, Cloyne, and Ross, the bishop-
ric of, 385.

Corporate authorities, 416; counties,
426.

Uu

Corporations, aggregate and sole,
417.

Coronations, 438.

Coroner, 432; number of, in each
county, 552.

Coronet of Barons, 482, 501; Dukes,
479, 501; Earls, 481, 501; Mar-
quises, 480, 501; the Prince of
Wales, 477, 499; Princes of the
blood, 478, 499; Viscounts, 481,
501.

Cornwall, Dukedom of, 118.
Costumes of the ranks in the peer-
age, the orders of knighthood,
&c., 473.

Council, Judicial Committee of the
Privy, 262; Lord President of
the, 263; his precedence, 33; list
of, since the Revolution, 613.
Council of Peers, the Great, 190;
the Privy, 257; precedence of its
members, 50; the Cabinet, 260;
in Ireland, the Privy, 265.
Councilman, Common, 419.
Counsel, Queen's, 339.
County Authorities, 424; in Eng-
land, numerical view of the, 552;
in Ireland, numerical view of the,
555; in Scotland, numerical view
of the, 554.

Counties, Corporate, 426; Palatine,
425.

Courtesy titles, 201: numerical view

of, 542; table of, 202.

Coventry, the bishopric of, 383.
Creation of peerages, 151.
Crown, influence of parliament on

succession to the, 95; list of the
present heirs to the, ib.; succes-
sion to the, 93; the royal, 477.
Cumberland, duke of, his income,
123.
Curates, 359.

Custos Rotulorum, 431.

D.

Deans, 362; ancient, 363; Rural,
363: of the Chapel Royal, 137; of

the Order of the Bath, 239: of
the Order of the Thistle, 228.
Demise of the Monarch, 98.
Deputy Lieutenant of a county,
427; number of, in each county,

552.

Derry and Raphoe, the bishopric
of, 386.

Descent of Peerages, 158.
Dissolution of Parliament, 452.
Doctors, of Divinity, their prece-
dence, 58; of Laws, their prece-
dence, ib.; of Medicine, their
precedence, ib.
Dormancy, 172.
Down, Connor, and Dromore, the
bishopric of, 386.

Dromore, the bishoprie of, 386.
Dublin, Archbishop of his prece-
dence, 32; the archbishopric of
384; Lord Mayor of, 422; list of

since 1665,667; University of, 401
Dukes, 173; issue of, their titles,

202 and 206; robes and coronets
of, 479; their precedence. 35.
Duration of life among members of
the peerage. 182.
Durham, Bishop of, his precedence,
44; list of, since the Reforma-
tion, 576; the bishopric of, 374·
university of, 398.

E.

Earls, 176; their precedence, 39.
issue of, their titles, 204 and 206.
robes and coronets of, 481.
Earl, titular, 205.

Earl Marshal, of England, 291, list
of, since the Revolution, 620
East Indies, precedence in the, 74.
Edinburgh, University of, 401.
Elphin, the bishopric of, 387.
Ely, the bishopric of, 375; bishops
of, list of, since the Reformatics
577.

Emly, the bishopric of, 384.
England, peers of, 141.