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Sir William Davys being made Chief Justice of the King's Bench.—28 Charles 11. 2^a pars d. R. 8.—Continued by James II.—patent, 18 March, 1685.—Pleasure.—1 James II. 1^a pars d. R. 5.

Gerald Dillon,—Osborne removed,—patent, 15 Feb. 1687.—Pleasure.—3 James, 1^a pars d. R. 3.

John Osborne,—restored,—patent, 29 Sept. 1690.—Behaviour.—2 William and Mary, 1^a pars d. R. 10.

Nehemiah Donnellan,—Osborne deceased,—Privy Seal, Kensington, 29 Dec. 1692,—patent, 8 Feb. 1693.—Pleasure.—4 William and Mary, 2^a pars f. R. 20.

Sir Thomas Packenham, Knt,—Donnellan appointed a Baron of the Exchequer,—patent, 5 Nov. 1695.—Pleasure.—7 William III. 2^a pars d. 28.—Continued by Queen Anne,—patent, 8 August, 1702.—Pleasure.—1 Anne, 2^a pars d. R. 21. Robert Saunders,—Packenham deceased,—patent, 28 Feb. 1703.—Pleasure.—1 Anne, 5^a pars d. R. 42.

William Neave,—Saunders deceased,—patent, 1 Dec. 1708.—Pleasure.—7 Anne, 1^a pars f. R. 38.

Robert Blennerhasset,—Neave resigned,—patent, 11 August, 1711.—Pleasure.—10 Anne, 1^a pars d. R. 19.

Morley Saunders,—Blennerhasset deceased,—patent, 9 Feb. 1712.—Pleasure.—10 Anne, 2^a pars d. R 55.