CARLISLE. nr. Iffit, J. Jamks (Hay), Karl op Carlisle [1622], Viscoost ti) Doxcaster [1618], Loud Dknxy dk WalTHAm [1604], Lonn Hay 10G0. [1006] and BASON Hay of Rawuy [1815], only s. ami h. by 1st wife. Col. of Ueg. of Foot in Germany, 1624. K.B., 2 Feb. 1645/8. He sue. his maternal grandfather, the Earl of Norwich, as Lord Denny dk WaLTHAM, 27 Sep. 1630. Warden of Waltham Forest, 1637 ; a: M.A., Camb- ridge, 5 March 1642. Col. a Reg. of Horse in the Royal Army, 1642-46. Be m. 21 .March 16S0-1 (being then styled " Lord of Doncasler") Margaret, 3rd da. of FWueia (RBSSKEt), 4th BSBbOt BstWMlD. by Catharine, da. aud h. of Giles , Ui(YD>'.v.s , Bauds ChaxdOS. He s.p. 30 Oct. and was bur. l> Nov. 1660 at W.iltJiam Abbey, Essex, when till his honours became extinct. Will pr. 1661. His widow in. (mar. lie. at Vic Geu. office) 31 July 1667 (as his fith wife) Edward (Montaoi). 2nd BilU OK Maxchkster, who d. 5 May 1671. She d. his widow and was bur. 1 Dec. 1670 at Cheuies, Bucks. Will pr. 1076. IV. 1611. Charles Howard of Naworth, ca Cumberland, 2nd 8, of Sir William H. of the same, by Mary, da. of William (EvEHS), Baron Evers [or Eore] which Sir William H., was s. and h. of Sir lliifip H., the s. and h. ap. of Lord William Howard,( a ) also of Naworth, was //. 1629, tw. his elder br. William Howard shortly oefore Nov. 1616; was " Capt. of the Lord Protector's Body Guard " and Col. of a Reg. of Horse ; M.P. for Westmorland, 1653, for Cumberland 1654, 1656 and 1660. He is Bald to have received an hereditary Peerage( h ) from the Protector, fay having been cr. 20 July 1657, BAROJ5 GILSLAKU and VISCOUNT HOWARD OF MORPETH ; anyhow he was sum. 10 Dee. 1657. to Cromwell's "House of Lords" where ho is described as "Lord Viscount Howard. Being, at the time of the Restoration, M.P. for Cumberland and Governor of Carlisle, he promoted the cause of the King, for which service he was, in dune 1660, made P.O., ami in Oct. 1660, Lord Lieut,, of Cumberland and Westmorland ; and was, on 30 April ] 861 (no recognition being taken of his Croinwellian honours) cr. BARON DACRE Ol GILLESLAND, co. Cumberland, VISCOUNT HOWARD OF MORPETH, do. Northumberland and EARL OF CARLlSLE.(c) In 1663 lie was sent on an Embassy to the Czar of Muscovy ; in 1661 to the King of Sweden and Denmark, and in 100S (to convey the Order of the Garter) to Charles XI of Sweden. Lieut. Gen. of the Forces, 1667, and Col. of a Reg. of Foot, 1673. Lord Lieut, of Durham, 1672, and Gov. of Carlisle, 1678. Gov. in Chief of Jamacia, 1677. He m. Anne, da, of Edward (Howard), 1st BAROS Howaad ov Escmck, by Mary, da. and coheir of John (Butei-eiO, Bako.v Boteleh OF BjiantHAID. He d. 24 Feb. 1684/5, aged 56, and was our at York Minster. M.I. Will dat. 16 .Ian., and pr. IS May 1685.(4) His widow was bur. at York Minster afsd. 4 Sep. 1703. V. 1685. ,?. Edward (Howard), Karl of Caulislh, &c, s. and ii. aged 25 in 1671. He was M.P. for Morpeth, 1666-79 ; for Cum- berland, 1677-S1, and for Carlisle, 1681. Col. of a Reg. of Foot, 1678-7!". Dep. Oh, Butler at the Coronation of James II, 23 April 16S8. Lord Lieut, of Cumberland, 1689-92. He m. (lie. at Vic. Gen. office 27 April 1668 to marry at the Savoy) (") This Lord William, better known .as " Belted Will," was Warden of the Western .Marches, being yst. s. to Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, and next br. (of the whole blood) to Thomas Howard, cr. Lord Howard de Walden and Earl of Suffolk. See tabular pedigree under " Norfolk," Dukedom of, cr. 1483. By his marriage with Elizabeth, da. of Thomas and sister and coheir of George (Dac'Rk) respectively Lords Dacrk dk Giu.esland, he obtained the Castle of Naworth and other estates of the Dacre family. ( h ) The only similar instance was that of the Barony of Burnell, but in that case the Peerage was conferred by patent, 26 April 1609, Btill existing. See, ante, p. 84, note "k" for a List of Cromwell's "House of Lords," with some notice of each member thereof. (") See an account of the ceremonies attending this creation and others of the same date under "Clarendon," Earldom of, cr. 1661, note. ( u )"This person is not very amiably characterised in the I'hcenix Britanniais."^ See note by Banks to Cromwell's " Lords " in Dugdale's " Ancient Usage of Anus," edited by T. C Banks, 1S12; p. 437.
