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Edward Willes, Sergeant at Law in England,—Bowes made Lord Chancellor,—Privy Seal, 11 March,—patent, 29 March, 1757.—Pleasure.—30 George II. 4^a pars f. R. 9.

1761. Edward Willes,—continued,—Privy Seal, 19 Jan.—patent, 19 Feb.—Pleasure.—Inr. 24 Feb.—1 George III. 1^a p. m. 7. d. R. 1.—Pension of £1000 per annum for life to him and his assigns, granted in 1766.

1766. Anthony Foster,—Willes resigned^[1]—Privy Seal, 5 Sept.—patent, 19 Sept.—Pleasure.—Inr. 20 Sept.—6 George III. 3^a p. m. 16. d. R.

1777. James Dennis, (afterwards created Baron Tracton,)—Poster resigned,—Privy Seal, 3 July,—patent, 23 July.—Pleasure.—Inr. 24 July.—17 Geo. III. 4^a p. m. 19, 20. d. R. 50.

1782. Walter Hussey Burgh,—James, Baron Tracton deceased,—Privy Seal, 2 July,—patent, 11 July.—Pleasure.—Inr. 11 July.—22 George III. 4^a p. m. 16. 18. f. R. 70.

1783. Barry Yelverton, (afterwards created Viscount Avonmore,)—Walter Hussey Burgh deceased,—Privy Seal, 29 Nov.—patent, 30 Dec. 1783.—Good behaviour.—Inr. 3 Jan. 1784.—24 George in. 1^a p. m. 26, 27. d. R. 77.

1. Appointed Solicitor General in England, and in 1768, a Justice K. B. in the room of Just. Hewitt made Chancellor of Ireland.