EVE the late Samuel Whitbread, Esq., M.P., by the Saxuaundhanl, Suffolk, and grand-dan. of the 11ev. Sir Lady Elizabeth, his wife, sister of Charles, Earl John Robinson, Bart. of Rokeby, eo.Louth, Ireland, Grey, and by her (who ii. 20 June, 1857) has had, and hae with three eons, who all ef. yerug, three daus., i. Emma-Laura. ii. Helena, m. 25 Feb. 1251, to Sir Henry 11.-P-St. Jehn in. A sen, 1. 5 Apsil, its?. Mildmay, hart. - us. Elie:ibet.h, a. 22 Feb. 1S’dl, to tlapt. llorvey-Geerge-St. John Irlildoxay, RN. ; and l. 23 I roe. 1967. Lord Everoley is High Steward of W’inehsester,lieut.. iv. A den., 8. 22 Sept. 2861. IL in rage. eel, of tilts lfante Your an ry, and governor and This family, a branch of the noble hence of Yvesy, of eaptahr of tIre Isle of WTight, and was nominated one ef the ecclesiastical commissioners for England, 2 Aug. 1859, and he resigned, 19 Aug. 1859, the considerable pseeesoions in the vicinity of Clhnrrl. church estate eommiseinnorehip. 3tmragc. The Lefevs-es earns freni the neighbeurneed of Ronen, in had issue. Sir Simon was r. by his eldest s,,n, Normandy, and established themselves in England at the II. Sin hleNriv. This gentleman iii, Veve, dan of Sir Revocation of the Edict of Nantes. About the ernie period, henry Herbert, Rot., niaster of the revels to CHARLes I., a n,ember of this fanuly, Pierre Lefevre, son of Isaac and dying 25 Stpl. 175o, was s. by Ins eldest eon, Lefevre, suffered death, afler thirty yeas-s insprisoeniesat, Ill. Sin Hearrv. who ,o. twice; but ii. without bane, in on account of hie religions tenets. JOHN Lecevas and IeAAn LEPEVRe were the two members 1769, when the title deeolved open his br-other, of the family who firet come to England, of whom, IV. SIR J OliN. This goslleman was a distinguished naval Joas. the eldest, served as a lient.-eolonsl in Marlborough’s officer dnring the reign of WiLLIAM Ill. Hem, twice; but army, and settled in Essea. The younger, Isaac Lersvar., dying without surviving leone, 1 Jnly, 1729, his brother, iii., and had, with dans., of whom, Madeline, ‘a. William V. Tne 11EV. Sic Sn.ror,recter of Naunthy, eo. Lfneelr,, Currie, Rsq., banker, Lenden, fonr sons, of whom the eldest, r. to the title. This gentleman m. Mary, eldest dan. of the JooN LeFevac. Esq. of Tleekfield Flaçe. Rants, or. twice, Rev. Joshua Clark, rector of Somerby, co. lincoln, sod and had by his 2nd wife, Ilelena, dan. of Lister Selinan, prebendary of that diocese, and was sat his decease, in Esq. of Old Ford, en. Mi,ldleeex, ar, “1v child, HeteN.o Lerevae, who Ia. Charles 51mw, Esq., dIP. for VI. Sirs HeNrrv, who re. 1 July, 1741, Franeoe, dan. of Reading. barrister-at-law, son of George Shaw, Esq. ef on henry Ihihotson, Esq. ; and d. withiont inane, in 1755, when old Yorkshire family, and had by hins (who toek the name the title devolved upon lus brother, of aefevre) three sons, vie., i. Cssam.srs. new VmaeonNT EveceLr.v, Ii. John-George ISir), ROSS., DCL., alA., F-Its., and VIII. SIn Enwaen, the 5th in descent from Francis, 3rd beeeher of the Inner Temple, formerly M.D. for I’etersfield, son of tire let baronet. This gentleman oi. diary, dsu. of i,,d nnder-ooeretary far tIre colonies, and poor law Edward Morley, Esq. of Iloroley, co. Derby, and widow of 0 mmioai ‘nor, and now Clerk of the l’arlia,oe,,te, 1. 24 Willians Elliot, Es’5., and likewise of Joseph Bird, Esq., by Jau. 1797; erR Dec. 1021, Rachel-Emily, dan. of lehabod whom (avha was oi. 4thly, to Ashton-Nieliolss diosley, Esq. Wright, Esq. of ?‘Tapperley. Notts, and has issue, 1 George-Jehn, of the Inner Temple, barrister-at-law; IIsrsav, late baronet dl. P. fur Ire oiing, and late a lord of the admiralty 1 Rachel-Emily, oIl Sept. 1890, to the Hoe. Arthur- John, 01. in 1313, Charlotte. only dart, and heir of William Hamilton Oordon,t’.M.fI., governor of Trinidad, youngest Sen of fleerge, 4th Earl of Aberdeen. 2 Maria-La,, ion. 3 Mary-Emma. 4 Jane-Gesrgiann,o,. 16 July, 1882. fo Charles Lioter, 4th son of the itt lIter, Sir Edevard Ryan, 1 aladeleine-Septimia. 6 Emily-Octavia. us. Hoary-Francis, is. let, helen, dan. of Gon. Sir Johs-G. IX. Smo heNRy, 8. 4 June, 1777; ar. 22 Dec. 1798. Penelope, Le Marehant, hy whom he has three dane., Helen, Anna- and by her (who d. in 1512) lie had issue, Maria, and Sophia-Emma, a. 9 May. 1856, t’’William, eldest I, Ihrrsnev, 8. 16 Nor. I 71’S; late an ollieer in the life-gds. son sO Ronry F. Wiekhann, Esq. ; and 2ndly, ElieahethEmma, dan, of the Rev. John and the lion. Emma Foster, ci. lot, in 1916, Ilaria-Cham-lotte, don. of the lots Very Hr. Shaw-Lefevre sat for the first time in parliament for Nowten, in 1796, and subsoqnently represented Reading. Red. 27 April, 1823, EVERY. Eveny, Sm HENRV-ELOwgE, ri. Edward, Iient..eoI. lot Lancashire nailitia, b. 28 Slay, _______ Part, of Eggiuton, co. Derby, 5. 25 Dec. lS3i) ; high sheriff’ of the additional srrrnamne of Cm.Av’rore. lIe to, Indly, 16 Oct. - ‘ Der’lyshir-e 1863, DL.; a. as lot], * bart., 28 Doe. 1855; es lot, 8 Fob. 1855, Oortr-udo, dan, erf the Hon iv. Fre,Ierick-tiinron, 8. 5 Jnne, 1504 ri. in 1833, STory, - and 11ev. Baptist SVriothreoly Noel, r. Penelope. b mid l’y her (who ii. 2d l0el,. 1855) Sir henry d. 25 Dee. 1851 arid was a. by his gran’.leon. - I oil a claim., Fl ‘ron ci -(i er’tr,rde. irlin ii. 8 Slay, 1858. lIe or. dmlly, 12 Oct. 15159, ,Slary-Isal,rlla eldoot claim, of the liov. E’ Irnoud unhurt d, of Denim all Liadge, tori H all, r ear il’rrtomoaa—’trtnt. .12-1 E V E r. HENRv-EDMUNO, 8. 9 Oct. 1866. ii. E,lward-Franeio, Ii. 3 April, 1862. i. Alice-Vero. ii. Eleanor-Maude. iii. A ,la,r. Nor,,ian extraction, enjoyed, in the reign of Ei.ieazora, I. 5mm Evecy, Esq., who was created a Ilarenel, 26 May, 16-13, anhseqnently disunguished himself by his steady adheaisn to the reyal cause. He or. Anne, eldest dan and coheir of Sir Ileriry Leigh, of l2gginton, 00. Derby, Rot., sad Jar,. 175;l, by his eldest son, VII. TaE Rr.v. Sra Jrimiy, who also d. withormt issue in 1779, when nrc baronetcy reverted to of Park hill, en. Derby, and d. 9 Fob. 1026) he had inane, Osborne, 31.11., of Old Park, to. Rent she 4. his avidew, I Jar,. 1850. Edward, a midshipman, lost at sea. 1661. Sophia-Anne, into 1804 to Sir Oswald llooley, Bart. Frances, m. to di ajar diiller,and d. 1824. Sir Edward d. 1783. His eon and successor, dan, of Sir John-Parker Mosbey, Dart, of Rolleoton, 11ev. Charles Talbet, dean ci Salisbnry. and his wife Lady Ehieabrth Somerset, dan. of henry. 5th Duke of Beaufert, by whonn ‘who il. ira 1827) lie had no loans, dIr. Every re. Inrdly. in 1029, Caroline, dan. of Henry Jeffrey, Vis. eon,rt Ashhr,’ok. and by her (avho 4. in 1846) had issue; I I-Terms--FLoweR, pmac’nt hart. ; 2 Edo’ard, i. 21 Jon. 1834, killed at the slorrning of the Redon, in 1835; 3 Oswald. capt. TSlh faot, h. Jane, 1835, -u.S June, 1862, Cecilia Chrol’-tle, eldort d:,rr. if late Ileriry-Cltas. Ilurnoy, LL.D., and has a son, ii. 25 .Org. IsrI, and a dau. ; ios,iaut a cross-patie, or, f,,r Lerevae; 2nd and 3rd, on., a ebrrron, e rrn. , on n oouterr, or, a talbot’s heatl, erased, gil.. Caroline-I’enelopo, or. 29 ctpril, 1852, to Sir GeorgeEberreoee-lViloon fir Snow. t’resl—S,x arrows, horerlacerl, saltierwioe, three anr’I three, ppr., wrthiri on annnibet, or. Seppsu’Ievs—On emther side, a talbot, that en the dexter, gn.,r,ri the sinister, fionper, Dart. 0.11.; 2 Jane CharlotteRooe, out. 23 Nov. 1628, the Rev. Rowland bileseley, rector of Rggintor’, l)erbyehire ; 3 SIar’ia-Oeorgino. rrr. l[ermr’—Sanseluanger. S’rol—IleckfieldPloee, nearWinclifield. 21 Oct. 1583, to the 11ev. W.-ll. P. l’yrn; anti 4 ElbaSnpbrio, er. 29 Aug. 1837, to Franois-Grant, emily son of Francis Ilartwehl, Eoq. of Eceleston Square. Sir. Every Irdly. 28 Fob. 1644. Jane. dan. of the late Eev. Sir John Jtobinaon, hlort.,and relict of George Poavnry. Esq. He il. a. 3’. 27 Feb. 1853. lhio widow if. 31 Aug. 1685. a1 ; us 1st, hr 18:5, Ehir.ahethr, only child of the late Cal. Clayton, of Carr Hall, Lancashire, and has asonmed 1854, Eliea-Hohsted, da,,. of the late 11 Helgate, Eeq. us. John, ii 8 Sept. 1282; 1, in Sept. 1836. dan. of 11’. 1.bruttsn, Req. of The Warren Hor,se, Dawlish, I revourohire. f’,-,,rli,’o—lS1i. Arors—Erminois, two ohecrenels, ao. be. tween tw,,others, gn. f’n’eal—,t rhemi--unicnr,r, arg., gutttde-eang. and Ci’inrd, or JJoIlr—Snnnr cniqne. Sml—l-’ggin Ocr” liouu—lI April, 1557. Arutre——Quarlorly; lstnsnd4th, sa.,a chevron, org., between twotroboils, olipped,rn chief, and a hecant in base, tlrerefron, sa., each chai-ged OH tire shonllor with a mace erect, gild. Toes Jlossu.—6’’, Eaton lime, -
