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31 Dec. 1686,—patent, 15 Feb. 1687.—Pleasure.—3 James II. 1^a pars f. R. 6.

Sir John Temple, Knt.,—Nagle removed,—Privy Seal, 30 Oct. 1690,—patent, 21 March, 1691.—Pleasure.—3 William and Mary, 1^a pars d. R. 7.

Robert Rochfort,—Temple resigned,—Privy Seal, Kensington, 10 May,—patent, 6 June, 1695.—Pleasure.—7 William III. 2^a pars f. R. 3.—Continued by Queen Anne,—Privy Seal, 18 May,—patent, 4 June, 1702.—Pleasure.—1 Anne, 2^a pars d. R. 3.

Alan Brodrick,—Rochfort made Chief Baron,—Privy Seal, Kensington, l2 June,—patent, 30 June, 1707.—Pleasure.—6 Anne, 1^a pars d. R. 44.

John Foster,—Brodrick appointed Chief Justice of the Queens Bench,—Privy Seal, 24 Dec. 1709,—patent, 5 Jan. 1710.—Pleasure.—8 Anne, 1^a parsf. R. 66.

Sir Richard Levinoe, Bart.,—Foster removed,—Privy Seal, 4 June,—patent, 5 July, 1711.—Pleasure.—10 Anne, 2^a pars d. R. 4.

George Gore,—Levinge resigned,—Privy Seal, 8 Nov.—patent, 3 Dec. 1714.—Pleasure.—1 George I. 2^a pars f. R. 50.

John Rogerson,—Gore made a Justice of the Common Pleas,—Privy Seal, 14 May,—patent, 23 May, 1720.—Pleasure.—6 George I. 2^a pars d. B. 5.

Thomas Marlay,—Rogerson, appointed Chief Jus-