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2469:. "By the Lords Justices and Council of Ireland a Proclamation. ... An Act for Extinguishing the Regalities and Liberties of the County of Tipperary, and Cross Tipperary, commonly called, the County Palatine of Tipperary, and for Vesting in his Majesty, the Estate of James Butler commonly called James Duke of Ormond, and for giving a Reward of Ten Thousand Pounds to any Person who shall seize or secure him, in Case he shall attempt to Land in this Kingdom."
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2501:. "Paris March 15. Our freshest Advices from Spain say, that the late Duke of Ormond took his Leave of that Court the 14th of the last Month, and set out from Madrid the next Day for Cadiz 5 that Eight Men of War, and about 50 Transport Ships, were fitted out in that Port, on board which 13 Battallions and a Regiment of Dragoons, all or most of them Irish, were to embark ..."
1758:. "While the 2nd Duke was in exile, his estates were bought in 1721 by his brother, the Earl of Arran, and settled first on their sister, Lady Amelia Butler, who inherited them when, in the words of Walpole 'a young heiress of 99'— she died two months short of her centenary — and secondly on John Butler of Kilcash, the representative of Richard, younger brother of the 1st Duke."
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2062:. "Whitehall, Feb. 26. Her Majesty hath been graciously pleas'd to sign a Commission, appointing His Grace the Duke of Ormond Captain-General of all and singular Her Majesty's Forces, rais'd or to be rais'd and employed in Her Service, within the Kingdom of Great Britain, or which are or shall be employ'd Abroad, in Conjunction with the Troops of her Allies."
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2254:. "At the Court at St. James's, April 15, 1713. ... THIS day His Grace, James Duke of Ormond, took the Oaths appointed to be taken instead of the oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy, his Grace being Lord lieutenant of the County of Norfolk, and of the City of Norwich and County of the same."
2046:. "Whitehall, January 4. Her Majesty hath been graciously pleas'd to Constitute his Grace the Duke of Ormonde Commander of all Her Majesty's Land Forces in that part of the Kingdom of Great Britain call'd England, and Colonel of Her Majesty's First Regiment of Foot Guards."
1838:. "Whitehall, Sept 28. This day a Chapter being held of the most Noble Order of the Garter, his Grace the Duke of Berwick and his Grace the Duke of Ormond were Elected Knights Companions of that Order, and invested with the Garter ..."
2682:. "He married secondly, 3 August 1685, Mary, eldest surviving daughter of Henry, first Duke of Beaufort, and by her, who died 19 November 1733 ... he had one son Thomas, born 26 September 1686, who died 27 February 1689 ..."
2408:. "The Duke of Ormond and Lord Viscount Bolingbroke having omitted to surrender themselves within the limited time, the House of Lords ordered the Earl-Marshall to raze out of the list of Peers their names and armorial bearings."
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2312:. "St. James's, November 16. ... His Majesty has been pleased to dissolve the Privy Council of Ireland, and to appoint a new one consisting of the Persons following, viz. ... James Duke of Ormonde ..."
2517:. "... Alberoni resolved to assist the Pretender with an expedition of his own. Accordingly, he gave directions for equipping a formidable armament at Cadiz, and offered its command to the Duke of Ormond ..."
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Parliamentary prosecution, if he had remained in England and stood trial but instead he chose to flee to France in August 1715 and initially stayed in
2238:. "As he marched back the Dutch governors of Bouchain, Tournay and Douay closed their gates against him; and Ormond thereupon as if in reprisal took possession of Ghent and Bruges in the name of the Queen."
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2577:. "Lady Mary Wortley Montagu described his existence there in 1743: 'he keeps an assembly where all the best company go twice a week, lives her in great magnificence, is quite inoffensive ...'"
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1726:. "William-Richard-George, 9th earl, lord-lieutenant of Lancashire, May 11, 1676, m. Elizabeth Butler, daughter of Thomas, Earl of Ossory, and sister of James, duke of Ormond ..."
2549:. "Dublin Nov. 10. Upon Advice from England of the late Duke of Ormond's being at Sea, with some Spanish Ships and Land Forces, intending probably to make an Attempt on this Kingdom;"
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2078:. "Already was the Duke of Ormond named General in Flanders in succession to the Duke of Marlborough; and in the course of April he joined his colleague Prince Eugene at Tournay."
2206:. "In the mean time the Duke of Ormond, who was now invested with the supreme command of the British forces, received a particular order that he should not hasard an engagement."
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2392:. "Westminster, August 20. ... An act for the Attainder of James Duke of Ormond of High Treason, unless he shall render himself to Justice by a day certain therin mentioned."
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2485:. "His English and Irish estates were now administrated by the forfeited estates commissioners until a private act of 1721 allowed Ormond's brother Arran to buy them back."
2698:. "He m. secondly, 3 August 1685, Mary, 2nd but 1st surviving da. of Henry , first DUKE OF BEAUFORT by Mary, da. of Arthur 1st Arthur Capell, 1st BARON CAPELL of HADHAM."
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1950:. "... seeing action in July 1693 at Landen, where he was wounded and taken prisoner by the French, before being exchanged for James FitzJames, duke of Berwick ..."
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2328:. "The people even obliged the life-guards, who patroled through the streets, to join in the cry of 'High-church and Ormond!'."
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leanings and corresponded with the Jacobite Court including his cousin,
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1774:. "in 1680 he immatriculated at Christ Church, Oxford."
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1570:Mary Somerset, his second wife, painted by
1555:, where he was seen in 1733 by the writer,
370:James FitzJames Butler, 2nd Duke of Ormonde
4194:
4180:
4172:
3632:
3625:
2745:
2634:
1735:
714:
463:
52:
31:
611:in July 1690. In February 1691 he became
548:Arms of James Butler, 2nd Duke of Ormonde
84:19 February 1703 – 30 April 1707
2526:
2510:
2434:Moody, T. W.; et al., eds. (1989).
2417:
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2289:
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2167:
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2103:
2087:
2071:
2007:
1751:
27:Irish politician and soldier (1665–1745)
4733:Members of the Privy Council of Ireland
4678:Chancellors of the University of Dublin
3074:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
2915:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
2877:. Vol. VI (1st ed.). London:
2707:
2691:
2618:
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2586:
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2558:
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1991:
1975:
1959:
1943:
1927:
1911:
1879:
1815:
1799:
1783:
1767:
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1671:
1648:
1628:
1612:John Ashburnham, 1st Earl of Ashburnham
4020:Chancellor of the University of Dublin
3993:Chancellor of the University of Oxford
3519:
3328:
3318:
3016:
3013:(2nd ed.). Kilkenny: Rothe House.
1847:
1703:
582:Chancellor of the University of Oxford
578:Chancellor of the University of Dublin
4643:17th-century Irish military personnel
3154:. Vol. IV. Dublin: James Moore.
2675:
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4703:Garter Knights appointed by James II
4434:Sir Archibald Montgomery-Massingberd
4381:Chiefs of the Imperial General Staff
1863:
1655:
572:on 21 July 1688, he was appointed a
3661:The Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery
3512:Clarendon, Edward, Earl of (1736).
3251:History of the University of Dublin
2809:(77th ed.). London: Harrison.
2353:
1455:, who kept barrels of gunpowder at
1357:James when he was still Lord Ossory
422:James was born on 29 April 1665 at
4698:Irish soldiers in the British Army
4464:The Viscount Montgomery of Alamein
3582:. Boydell and Brewer, Woodbridge.
3246:Taylor, William Benjamin Sarsfield
2641:. "... had a dau., Mary, d. 1688."
1453:Piers Butler, 3rd Viscount Galmoye
1337:*d.v.p. = predeceased his father (
477:William Stanley, 9th Earl of Derby
25:
4219:Commanders-in-Chief of the Forces
4203:Commanders-in-Chief of the Forces
3869:The Queen's Troop of Horse Guards
3610:James Butler, 2nd Duke of Ormonde
2774:, and Jane Fenlon (eds.) (2000).
2267:. Kilkenny Castle. Archived from
1530:Charles Butler, 1st Earl of Arran
1376:Robert Harley, 1st Earl of Oxford
653:in Spain, where he fought in the
574:Knight of the Order of the Garter
244:Thomas Butler, 6th Earl of Ossory
4728:Lords Warden of the Cinque Ports
3956:Commander-in-Chief of the Forces
3603:
3360:. 27 September – 1 October 1688.
3281:Dictionary of National Biography
2803:; Burke, Ashworth Peter (1915).
2110:. "Butler Family Tree condensed"
698:Commander-in-Chief of the Forces
665:(1701–1714). Having been made a
467:James listed among his siblings
436:James Butler, 1st Duke of Ormond
297:
285:
273:
18:James Butler, 2nd Duke of Ormond
4708:Lord high constables of England
4653:Alumni of Christ Church, Oxford
3710:Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports
2848:Chester, Joseph Lemuel (1876).
2776:The Dukes of Ormonde, 1610–1745
2440:: A Chronology of Irish History
1539:where he held discussions with
692:Following the dismissal of the
475:Elizabeth (died 1717), married
3742:Lord High Constable of England
2851:Registers of Westminster Abbey
1535:Ormonde subsequently moved to
410:and went into exile after the
1:
3549:Murdoch, Tessa (ed.) (2022).
3125:Calendar of the Stuart Papers
2727:. National Galleries Scotland
663:War of the Spanish Succession
622:and, having been promoted to
597:Queen's Troop of Horse Guards
404:War of the Spanish Succession
354:War of the Spanish Succession
4718:Lord-lieutenants of Somerset
4673:Burials at Westminster Abbey
3284:. Vol. VIII. New York:
3097:Hamilton, Elizabeth (1969).
432:Emilia van Nassau-Beverweerd
248:Emilia van Nassau-Beverweerd
4723:Lords Lieutenant of Ireland
4713:Lord-lieutenants of Norfolk
4499:Chiefs of the General Staff
4207:Chiefs of the General Staff
3924:1st Regiment of Foot Guards
3782:Lord Lieutenant of Somerset
3307:. Oxford: Clarendon Press.
2854:. London: Private Edition.
2825:; Lenihan, Maurice (1884).
2750:1550, right column, line 80
2639:1550, right column, line 76
2442:. Oxford University Press.
1740:1550, right column, line 19
1545:James Francis Edward Stuart
1504:. On 20 August 1715 he was
702:1st Regiment of Foot Guards
661:in October 1702 during the
613:Lord Lieutenant of Somerset
4769:
4363:Chief of the General Staff
3879:The Duke of Northumberland
3860:The Duke of Northumberland
3809:Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk
3767:The Marquess of Carmarthen
3678:Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
3651:Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
3065:Matthew, Henry Colin Gray.
3040:Routledge & Kegan Paul
2992:. London: Kew Publishing.
2906:Matthew, Henry Colin Gray.
2712:164, right column, line 25
2591:167, right column, line 10
2436:A New History of Ireland.
1996:165, right column, line 21
1980:165, right column, line 16
1884:164, right column, line 53
1483:Accused of supporting the
1436:Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk
1370:on 8 March 1711 when
675:Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
466:
461:They had eleven children.
72:Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
4738:People from County Dublin
4688:Grenadier Guards officers
4648:18th-century Irish people
4348:
4159:
4151:
4141:
4132:
4124:
4117:
4101:
4093:
4086:
4075:
4067:
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3893:
3885:
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3806:
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3788:
3779:
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3748:
3739:
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3694:
3684:
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3640:
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3077:. Vol. 9. New York:
2918:. Vol. 9. New York:
2575:167, left column, line 58
1964:165, left column, line 38
1948:165, left column, line 34
1932:165, left column, line 16
1916:165, left column, line 12
1804:164, right column, line 9
1557:Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
1479:James Butler c. 1725–1730
1390:On 23 April 1712 he left
1224:
1200:
1198:
1190:
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991:
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768:
766:
396:Williamite War in Ireland
363:
346:Williamite War in Ireland
167:
122:
77:
66:
51:
3057:Handley, Stuart (2004).
1820:164 right column, line22
1470:Privy Council of Ireland
696:, Ormonde was appointed
603:, debarking with him in
560:, he served against the
503:(1671–1758), became the
293:Kingdom of Great Britain
214:Papal Enclave of Avignon
4602:Sir Mark Carleton-Smith
4013:The 1st Duke of Ormonde
3934:The Duke of Marlborough
3916:The Duke of Marlborough
3906:The Duke of Marlborough
3889:The Duke of Marlborough
3578:Wilson, Rachel (2015).
3200:. Vol. I. London:
3079:Oxford University Press
2920:Oxford University Press
1896:Cane & Lenihan 1884
1485:Jacobite rising of 1715
657:in August 1702 and the
645:After the accession of
630:in August 1692 and the
412:Jacobite rising of 1715
358:Jacobite rising of 1715
4355:
3866:Captain and Colonel of
3819:The Viscount Townshend
3802:The Viscount Townshend
3771:The Earl of Devonshire
3688:The Duke of Shrewsbury
3500:. 14–17 November 1719.
3430:. 16–20 November 1714.
3388:. 26–28 February 1711.
3301:Wood, Anthony (1790).
3268:Ward, Adolphus William
3219:Stanhope, Philip Henry
3192:Stanhope, Philip Henry
3032:Gregg, Edward (1980).
2980:– Scotland and Ireland
2891:– N to R (for Ormonde)
2869:Cokayne, George Edward
2746:Burke & Burke 1915
2656:British History Online
2635:Burke & Burke 1915
1736:Burke & Burke 1915
1608:lady of the bedchamber
1574:
1551:. In 1732 he moved to
1480:
1358:
704:on 4 January 1712 and
549:
541:
386:, unlike his extended
162:The Duke of Shrewsbury
4668:British Army generals
4414:Sir William Robertson
4389:Sir William Nicholson
4371:Sir Neville Lyttelton
4354:
3720:The Earl of Leicester
3644:The Earl of Rochester
3472:. 24–27 January 1719.
3254:. London: T. Cadell.
3010:Butler Family History
2984:Desmond, Ray (2007).
1578:Marriage and children
1569:
1521:Parliament of Ireland
1519:On 20 June 1716, the
1478:
1356:
628:Battle of Steenkerque
547:
535:
528:Early military career
522:Christ Church, Oxford
485:(died 1724), married
105:The Earl of Rochester
4748:Protestant Jacobites
4409:Sir Archibald Murray
3621:UK National Archives
3612:at Wikimedia Commons
3458:. 20–23 August 1715.
3081:. pp. 163–168.
2922:. pp. 226–229.
2879:George Bell and Sons
2833:James Duffy and sons
2543:London Gazette 1719c
2495:London Gazette 1719b
2463:London Gazette 1719a
2386:London Gazette 1715b
2370:London Gazette 1715a
2056:London Gazette 1711b
2040:London Gazette 1711a
1618:Notes and references
1339:decessit vita patris
1321:Earls & dukes of
669:, Ormonde succeeded
258:Knight of the Garter
117:The Earl of Pembroke
4607:Sir Patrick Sanders
4582:Sir Richard Dannatt
4562:Sir Charles Guthrie
4484:Sir Francis Festing
4449:Sir Edmund Ironside
4399:Sir Charles Douglas
4247:Duke of Marlborough
4237:Earl of Marlborough
4088:Peerage of Scotland
4030:The Prince of Wales
3986:The Duke of Ormonde
3949:Duke of Marlborough
3757:The Duke of Bedford
3735:The Duke of Grafton
3671:The Earl of Wharton
3416:. 14–18 April 1713.
3402:. 19–22 April 1712.
3374:. 3–5 January 1711.
2306:London Gazette 1714
2248:London Gazette 1713
2184:London Gazette 1712
1832:London Gazette 1688
1372:Antoine de Guiscard
1362:The Guiscard affair
700:and colonel of the
694:Duke of Marlborough
626:, he fought at the
609:Battle of the Boyne
570:2nd Duke of Ormonde
566:Battle of Sedgemoor
538:Battle of the Boyne
446:and descended from
406:but was accused of
150:The Earl of Wharton
41:The Duke of Ormonde
4587:Sir David Richards
4572:Sir Michael Walker
4522:Sir Michael Carver
4517:Sir Geoffrey Baker
4479:Sir Gerald Templer
4439:Sir Cyril Deverell
4356:
4322:Duke of Wellington
4312:Duke of Wellington
4277:Marquess of Granby
4272:Viscount Ligionier
4267:Duke of Cumberland
4119:Peerage of Ireland
4038:Peerage of England
3967:Title next held by
3945:Title last held by
3850:William Dorrington
3792:The Earl of Orrery
3775:The Earl of Dorset
3753:Title next held by
3731:Title last held by
3703:The Earl of Dorset
3636:Political offices
3497:The London Gazette
3486:. 7–10 March 1719.
3483:The London Gazette
3469:The London Gazette
3455:The London Gazette
3444:. 2–6 August 1715.
3441:The London Gazette
3427:The London Gazette
3413:The London Gazette
3399:The London Gazette
3385:The London Gazette
3371:The London Gazette
3357:The London Gazette
2547:Issue 5799, page 1
2499:Issue 5727, page 1
2467:Issue 5715, page 1
2390:Issue 5357, page 1
2374:Issue 5352, page 1
2310:Issue 5278, page 4
2252:Issue 5112, page 1
2188:Issue 4994, page 1
2060:Issue 4971, page 1
2044:Issue 4948, page 1
1836:Issue 2386, page 2
1598:, daughter of the
1596:Lady Mary Somerset
1575:
1514:St George's Chapel
1481:
1359:
659:Battle of Vigo Bay
640:lieutenant-general
550:
542:
392:Monmouth Rebellion
342:Monmouth Rebellion
281:Kingdom of England
226:Lady Mary Somerset
4620:
4619:
4612:Sir Roland Walker
4567:Sir Roger Wheeler
4547:Sir Nigel Bagnall
4537:Sir Edwin Bramall
4512:Sir James Cassels
4444:The Viscount Gort
4424:The Earl of Cavan
4337:Viscount Wolseley
4332:Duke of Cambridge
4327:Viscount Hardinge
4227:Duke of Albemarle
4170:
4169:
4142:Succeeded by
4027:Succeeded by
4000:Succeeded by
3978:Academic offices
3971:The Earl of Stair
3931:Succeeded by
3903:Succeeded by
3876:Succeeded by
3847:Succeeded by
3840:Irish Foot Guards
3826:Military offices
3816:Succeeded by
3789:Succeeded by
3717:Succeeded by
3685:Succeeded by
3658:Succeeded by
3608:Media related to
3589:978-1-7832-7039-2
3565:978-1-898565-17-8
3559:, pp. 25–85
3286:MacMillan and Co.
2999:978-1-8424-6168-6
2788:978-0-85115-761-0
2623:164, right column
2483:166, right column
2449:978-0-19-821744-2
1708:226, right column
1561:Westminster Abbey
1541:Cardinal Alberoni
1386:The last campaign
1351:
1350:
1347:
1346:
1332:
1331:
1302:
1301:
1289:
1288:
733:
732:
589:William of Orange
513:
512:
418:Birth and origins
380:earldom of Ormond
367:
366:
207:16 September 1745
16:(Redirected from
4760:
4683:Dukes of Ormonde
4577:Sir Mike Jackson
4552:Sir John Chapple
4542:Sir John Stanier
4532:Sir Roland Gibbs
4507:Sir Richard Hull
4489:Sir Richard Hull
4474:Sir John Harding
4469:Sir William Slim
4429:Sir George Milne
4419:Sir Henry Wilson
4404:Sir James Murray
4302:Sir David Dundas
4242:Duke of Leinster
4232:Duke of Monmouth
4196:
4189:
4182:
4173:
4152:Preceded by
4125:Preceded by
4097:Elizabeth Butler
4094:Preceded by
4068:Preceded by
4044:Preceded by
4010:Preceded by
3983:Preceded by
3913:Preceded by
3886:Preceded by
3857:Preceded by
3831:Preceded by
3799:Preceded by
3764:Preceded by
3700:Preceded by
3695:Honorary titles
3668:Preceded by
3641:Preceded by
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3316:
3304:Fasti Oxonienses
3297:
3288:pp. 60–65.
3263:
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3186:
3169:Smollett, Tobias
3163:
3146:Archdall, Mervyn
3137:
3118:
3092:
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2956:
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1600:Duke of Beaufort
1563:on 22 May 1746.
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1304:
1303:
1291:
1290:
735:
734:
724:
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715:
667:Privy Councillor
651:Sir George Rooke
632:Battle of Landen
562:Duke of Monmouth
464:
377:
302:
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264:Military service
210:
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172:Personal details
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4693:Irish Jacobites
4623:
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4616:
4597:Sir Nick Carter
4493:
4459:Sir Alan Brooke
4394:Sir John French
4375:
4357:
4346:
4252:Duke of Ormonde
4213:
4200:
4165:
4157:
4147:
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4135:Duke of Ormonde
4130:
4107:
4099:
4081:
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4054:Duke of Ormonde
4049:
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4015:
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3996:
3988:
3968:
3959:
3946:
3936:
3927:
3922:Colonel of the
3918:
3908:
3899:
3896:Captain-General
3891:
3881:
3872:
3867:
3862:
3852:
3843:
3838:Colonel of the
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3833:Regiment raised
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3069:Harrison, Brian
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2680:63, line 23
2220:530, line 3
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1848:Taylor 1845
1704:Davies 2004
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269:Allegiance
183:1665-04-29
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2028:4, line 5
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1656:Ward 1886
1643:Citations
1506:attainted
1396:Rotterdam
1380:waistcoat
1279:15th Earl
1258:1686–1689
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