Mary, November 24th, 1723; Penelippe Irby, August 2nd, 1727; Elizabeth, January 14th, 1730; children of the Hon. Captain Timothy Carr.

William, son of his Grace John Manners Duke of Rutland, and Bridget his dutchess, born July 29th, was baptized on July 31st, 1724. [The duchess was daughter and sole heir to Robert Sutton, Lord Lexington.]

George Frederick, son of Charles Gustavus, Baron Sparre, envoy

extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary from the King of Sweden, at the court of Great Britain, and Elizabeth, Countess of Gyllenburg, his wife, August 8th, 1724.

Thomas, son of the Right Hon. Philip Howard, and the Hon. Winifred, his lady, February 4th, 1727-8.

Charles, son of the Hon. Colonel William Townsend, and the Hon. Hinnerritta, his wife, September 6th, 1728.

Stephen, April 18th, 1732; Thomas Rea, October 16th, 1733; Frances, March 6th, 1734-5; Edward, May 5th, 1737; Sarah, October 29th, 1738; children of Stephen Cole, Esq., and Frances, his wife.

Anne, September 4th, 1736; Sarah, April 7th, 1748; William, September 12th, 1751; James, September 30th, 1754; Sarah, August 9th, 1756; Samuel, October, 12th, 1757; Mary, May 13th, 1759; Mary Ann, December 13th, 1762; Charlotte, August 4th, 1764; children of John Haynes, gent.

Mary, May 13th, 1737; Joseph, September 5th, 1739; Martha, August 14th, 1740; John, October, 11th, 1742; William, November 12th, 1744; John, November 6th, 1745; children of John Wyndham, Esq., and Mary his wife. [The eldest son, Joseph, of Earsham in Norfolk, was born at Twickenham Meadows, then the seat of the Ashe family (with whom the Wyndhams were connected by marriage), on August 21st, 1739. He was educated at Eton and Christ's College, Cambridge. He was celebrated for his literary tastes and his acquirements. in the study of English architecture; he was particularly conversant with the antiquities of his own country. He greatly assisted Cameron in his work on Roman Baths. He compiled the chief part of the second volume of Ionian Antiquities, published by the Society of Dilettanti, and assisted in the second volume of Mr. Stuart's Athens. He was also a member of the Society of Antiquaries, to whose Memoirs he contributed, in 1779, "Observations on a Passage in Pliny's

Natural History, relative to the Temple of Diana at Ephesus; and, in conjunction with Sir H. Englefield, Bart., superintended for several years the publication of the Cathedrals of England undertaken by that society. Mr. Wyndham died September 21st, 1810.]

Colebrooke, son of John Walker, Esq., and Dionysia, his wife, December 14th, 1739.

Harriett, daughter of George Morton Pitt, Esq., June 22nd, 1745. Philadelphia, daughter of William Batty, M.D., September 14th, 1745. William, son of Henry Fielding, Esq., February 25th, 1747-8. [Lysons, on Walpole's authority, says that Fielding, the celebrated novelist and dramatic writer, rented a house in the Back Lane. This is a mistake, as his name does not appear in the rate books. He had a couple of rooms in the house, which was then let in lodgings. Ironside has incorrectly included William Fielding's name in the register of deaths as well as of baptisms.] Charles Owen, April 31st, 1754; George Owen, August 19th, 1756;

sons of Richard Owen Cambridge, Esq., and Mary his wife. Charles, November 30th, 1757; James, March 3rd, 1760; Henry, August 25th, 1761; John, February 11th, 1763; Catharine, February 13th, 1766; George, November 15th, 1771; children of Stephen Cole, Esq., and Catherine his wife.

Vere, son of Vere Poulet, Esq. (afterwards Earl Poulet), June 12th, 1761.

George, son of Sir George Pocock, K.B., and Admiral of the Blue and Sophia Pitt, widow of Digby Dent, Esq., December 3rd, 1765. John Hobart, son of the Right Hon. John and Caroline, Earl and Countess of Buckinghamshire, September 20th, 1773. [This child, who died an infant, was by the earl's second wife, a daughter of William Conolly, Esq., of Stratton Hall. The earl (who was the second of the title) had been ambassador to the court of St. Petersburg, and, in 1776, was appointed LordLieutenant of Ireland.]

Daniel, August 4th, 1777; George, June 24th, 1782, children of Richard and Mary Twining.

Sarah, relict of Francis Salvador, a converted Jewess, June 6th, 1780. John Lovell, Esther Anne, and Leonora Mary, children of Francis and Sarah Salvador, June 7th, 1780.

Elizabeth, August 19th, 1780; Susannah, September 28th, 1781, daughters of Samuel Prime, Esq., and Susannah his wife.

Charles William Soulégre, son of Lorenzo Moore, Colonel of the Battle Axe Guards in Ireland, and Henrietta, daughter of Sir Stephen Theodore Janssen, Bart., his wife, April 30th, 1786.

Ironside's extracts terminate with the year 1786. John Whalley, son of George and Lydia Gostling, October 8th, 1787. John Morgan, October 5th, 1789; Sarah Chandler, October 7th, 1790; Robert Gascoyne, February 21st, 1792, children of the Rev. Robert and Sarah Burt (the last born posthumously). *John Ivatt, son of John (Esq.) and Mary Briscoe, born October 12th, and baptized November 16th, 1791. [Mr. Briscoe was elected M.P. for Surrey in 1830, and subsequently represented West Surrey; he sat in the House of Commons for nearly forty years. He died in 1870, aged seventy-nine years; he married Anna Maria, daughter of Sir Joseph Mawbey, bart., of Botleys, Surrey. His wife survived him only a few months.]

Alexander, October 29th, 1793; *Mary, September 15th, 1795; Frances, December 20th, 1796; Jane, May 14th, 1799; Harriet Barbara, October 12th, 1800; children of Alexander Hatfield, Esq.

Catherine Amelia, February 26th, 1794; George Hardinge, April 9th, 1795; children of George Galway Mills, Esq.

Richard, son of Francis Gostling and Barbara his wife, October 22nd, 1795.

*Anne Caroline Julia, daughter of Colonel Colin Campbell and Maria his wife, January 31st, 1796.

Elizabeth, February 9th, 1796; George Beauchamp, February 7th, 1807; Eldred Mowbray, July 30th, 1811; children of Thomas Cole, Esq., and Lady Elizabeth Cole, his wife. [Stephen Thomas Cole, Esq., of Twickenham and Stoke Lyne, Oxon, was son of Major Thomas Rea Cole, by Isabella, daughter of Sir Henry Ibbetson, bart. He married, on the 15th January, 1795, Lady Elizabeth Henrietta, second daughter of the twelfth Earl of Derby.]

Richard William, son of James Jelf, Esq., a banker at Gloucester, and Mary his wife, born January 25th, 1798. "Privately baptized at Gloucester, and publicly baptized in this parish" by the Rev. George Cambridge, Prebendary of Ely. [Sir James Jelf died on the 27th of April, 1842, at Christ Church, Oxford. He was distantly related to the Earl of Denbigh, through his grandfather, who settled in Denbighshire; he filled the office of Mayor

of Gloucester in 1814, and received the honour of knighthood on presenting an address to the throne. His son, whose baptism is here recorded, was a most eminent scholar and learned divine. He was educated at Christ Church, Oxford, graduating in honours in 1820. Six years after he was appointed tutor to Prince George of Cumberland, afterwards King of Hanover, and was Fellow of Oriel College at the time of the highest celebrity of that society. He took an active part in opposing the Tractarian movement, an action the more significant on account of his own sound and undoubted Churchmanship. He was Public Examiner in 1825, and in 1844 he preached "the Bampton Lectures," his subject being "The Means of Grace." He edited Bishop Jewell's works, published at the University Press. He was nominated by Lord Melbourne in 1839 to a Canonry of Christ Church, and was also Sub-Almoner to the Queen. In 1844 he was elected Principal of King's College, London, an office which he held, to the infinite advantage of that institution, until the beginning of 1868. He died at Oxford on September, 19th, 1871, aged 73.]

*William Affection, a negro livery servant, 28 years of age, "by his own earnest desire," September 15th, 1798.

Emily Arabella, daughter of Sir John Leicester, bart., January 6th, 1800.

*George Robert, August 26th, 1803; Eleanor Maria, November 3rd, 1804; Maria Horatia, January 4th, 1806; Jane, May 22nd, 1807; children of John Dean and Frances Eleanor Paul. *James George, son of Henry William and Maria Espinasse, November 22nd, 1803.

*Edward Henry, October 25th, 1804; Charles Francis Thomas, August 17th, 1808; William Fairfax, October 19th, 1809; James Hatfield, May 13th, 1813; Catherine Isabella, May 20th, 1816; Burton Stanley, July 28th, 1820; children of Stephen Thomas and Lady Elizabeth Henrietta Cole.

*George Stevens, son of John and Mary Stevens Byng, August 9th, 1806. [John Byng was created Baron Strafford, of Harmondsworth, in the year 1835. He was a general in the army, G.C.B., and twice received the unanimous thanks of both Houses of Parliament for his services in the Peninsula and at Waterloo ; and from his Majesty, as an especial mark of his royal approbation of the "signal intrepidity and heroic valour displayed by him in the action fought at Monguerre, near Bayonne, 13th

December, 1813, permission that he and his descendants may wear as an honourable augmentation to their armorial bearings, the colours of the 31st regiment of foot, which he had himself planted on that day on the enemy's lines." He married on June 14th, 1804, Mary, the eldest daughter of Peter Mackenzie, Esq., of Twickenham. This son, whose baptism is here recorded, is the present Earl Strafford.]

*Henry Thomas, August 19th, 1807; *Owen Blayney, October 25th, 1808; *Elizabeth Ibbetson, May 17th, 1811; children of Henry and Elizabeth Jane Cole.

Helen Sarah, daughter of Matthew Gosset, Viscount of Jersey, and Laura Honor his lady, January 30th, 1813.

John, November 27th, 1813; *John George, January 20th, 1815; sons of John and Mary Ramsden.

Francoise Louise Caroline, daughter of Louis Philip and Marie Amelie d'Orleans, Duke of Orleans, and first Prince of the blood of France; baptized by Claude Jérome Hugot, chaplain to the Duc d'Orleans, in the presence of George Champagné, vicar, March 28th, 1816.

George Edward, June 11th, 1816; Annette Laura Maria and William Arthur, July 31st, 1819; Frederick John William, April 3rd, 1822; Horatia Elizabeth, May 17th, 1824; children of John James and Anne, Earl and Countess of Waldegrave.

Robert, March 12th, 1823; *Sophia, January 25th, 1825; Henry St. Albans, December 12th, 1827; Emily, June 18th, 1830; *Frederick John, August 18th, 1832; *Amy Georgina, October 15th, 1833; children of William Jones and Sarah Holmes Burdett. Anne Sarah, daughter of Ronald George and Lady Caroline Ann Macdonald, of Clanronald, August 19th, 1824.

Archibald, April 14th, 1825; Robert Kennedy and Edmund Yates, May 17th, 1828; John, August 7th, 1829; children of Jonathan Peel, M.P., and Lady Alice Jane, his wife.

[Three baptisms solemnized on August 30th, 1835, are interesting

from the fact of their bearing the signature of that most dear and honoured name-John Keble.]

Alice Laura Sophia, daughter of Lord Cochrane, October 17th, 1849. Hallam, son of Alfred and Emily Sarah Tennyson, October 5th, 1852.

[The Poet Laureate at that time resided in the house nearest Montpelier Chapel on the north side, in which he wrote In Memoriam, an exquisite tribute to the friend A. H. Hallam, after whom this son is named.]