PEERAGES EXTINCT IN 1868; ALSO OTHER PEERAGES OF RECENT EXTINCTION WHERE NEAR RELATIVES SURVIVE. (For the pedigree, arms, and historical account of any Peerage extinct prior to 1866, see the new edition of Buicks’s Dea’ssennt and Extinct Peerage, where full details are given.) ALLEN, VISCOUNTCY OF. (Extinct 21 Sept. 1842.) Oely .nsreieing Sister end heiress of the lust Peer—Tue HoN. LasrITIA-EassLv-DoaoTnsa, sister of Joshua-william, 0th Otway, Esq. of Castle Otway, eo. Tipperary, and by hins (wise and lost Viscount Allen, and younger dan. of Joshua, 5th ci. 13 Sept. 1815) had, viscount. She so. 17 Slay, lIfe, the lion, and Very Rev. William Herbert,, LL.D., dean of lianehester, son ci Henry, 1st Earl ci Carnareon, and by Isbn (wised. 2S Stay, 1847) has, issue. (See EAaLnoa or CAaasavote.) ALVANLEY, BARONY OF. (Extinct 24 June, t187.) Heiress —TuelioN. CATnEaINE ARnON, only surviving sister of Rseaaan-PErrEa, the 3rd and last BACON ALvANLFE. ATHLONE, EARLDOM OF. (Extinct 21 Stay, 1844.) (See PonTcaNE, P. OF.) Suroiring Sister and Heiress of the 8th Fuel—LADy ErszaReins TInS lady, who was the only dan. of Sir Thomas Cave, East. of no Boone no GINKLE, doe of Renand-Diedrik-Jacob, 8th Stanford itall, co. Leicesser, and sister sad sole heir of Sir Earl of Athlune, 1’. 18 Dee. 2121; us. 12 July, 1142, the Hon. Ihomas Cave, who ci. 15 Jan. 1792, resaoaed, svitla her issue, in Frederick-William Child-Vitliero, 2nd son of George, 5th Earl 1818, the family name ot CAVE, in addition to that of her deceased of Jersey. BASSET. (gxtinet 22 Jan. 1855.) Heir esnd Jtepreeeserufiee.—JossN-FaaNcse Basscv, Fsq. ci 1862, when her barony again fell into abeyance her daughters Tehidy Park, cc. Cornwall. ,,e. BASSET, Bsaoaoss (Frances Basset), of Stratton, Cornwall; 5. 1 Stay, 1781; inhorilcst the peerage at the decease of her father, Francis, Lord do Dunstanvilte and Basset, 5 Feb. 1833; and d. 23 Jan. 1858, whereupon the title became ExTsNcT. BAYNING. (Extinct 5 Aug. 1868. Sec usrie, TowasnEren, St.) BLESSINGTON, EARLUOM OF. (Fetinct 23 May, 1828.) rresoas Heire,s.—Lany - HARRIET. ANNE-FRANcES (only dass. 1835; he was raised to the earldom 21 Slay, 1059; made a E.G. of Charles-John Gardinor, Earl ol Biessington), b. 5 Aug. 1812; 21 Slay, 1802. Bed. 17 June, 1862, when his bonouro becamv cc. 1st, 4 Dec. 1827, to Alfred, Coont D’Orsay, who d. 4 Aug. EXTINcT. (See sale, GAavAon, B.) 1882; and 2ndly, Sept. 1852, to the lton. Charles-Spencer llOt, the RT. lioN. GEORGE CANNSNO (who was k Ii April, Coueper, 3rd son of the late Earl Cowper. BRANPON, BARONY OF. (Extinct 3 Stay, 1132.) Heiress.—TISE HON. ErInARET5I-CEc5LIA Yonac, only child of William Croobic, D.D., 4th and last Baron Brandon, and widow of Bonry-Galgaeas-Eedhead Yorke, Esq. 1241 BRAYE, BARoNy OF. (In ret esjassee, 21 Feb. lId.) BRAVE, BARoNEss (Sarah Otway-Cave), cc. in 1780, Stonry s. Eehert, SIP., ne. 19 Oct. 1838, Soplsia, eldest dan. of the late Sir Francis Bnrdett, fart., ansi d. s.p. 30 Nov. 1844. it. Thomas, nsa)or in the army; 4. sense. 19 Jan. 1831. s. Siaria. ii. Anne, so. 1st, in 1828, to J.-A. Arneld, Esq. of Loiter worth, who 4. s.s. 1844; and 2ndly, 2 Dec. 1817, to the Rev. lienry-Ecnsp tttchardsoas, rector of Loire, co. Leicester. in. Catherine, cc. 1st, in 1826, to Henry Murray, Eeq. (youngest son of Lssrd George Slssrray), wlso ci. 26 Nssv. 1838; and 2sdly, 11 Feb. 1830, to John-Beasschansp, 3rd Earl Beanrhamp, who ci. in 1853. iv. henrietta, a. 24 Sept. 1841, the Rev. Edgell Wyatt Edgell, rector of Norils Cray, Kent, nnd has had issue, Edmnnd-Vemey, 1 twins s If An 1845 Frances Catherine-Sarals, 5 g. . - Henry-Adrian, an officer 13th regt., t. 17 Slay, 1817; ef. 6 Nov. 1886. Alfred-Thomao-Townohcnd, 5. 22 July, 1849. husband, and had the abeyance ef the BARONy OF BRAVE tersninatcd in her favour by letters-patent, dated 3 Oct. 1830, to hold the said dignity to her and the heirs of her body, she being one of the co-Iseins of John, Lord Praye, wian was the only son of SirEdmnnd Erayc, sssmmonod to parliament by writ in the 21st year of HENST VIII. tIer ladyship 4.21 Feb. are co-heirs to it. CANNING, EARL. (Extinct 17 June, 1S62.) hleirees.—HARR5ET, MAnetssoNoss or CLAaaseAanE. CANN5NO, EARL (Sir Charles-John Canniog, E.G., G.C.E., P.C.), and Viscount Canning of Eilbrahan, co. Kilkenny, in the peerage of the United Eingdoas; 5. 14 Dee. 1812; Banger of Greenwich l’ark ; oe.5 Sept. 1835. the Boa. Charlotte Stuart, eldeot dan. and coheir of the late Lord Stnart de ttotbsay, which lady ci. op. at Catcntta, 08 Nov. tilt. his lordship s. hio mother in the vioconntcy of Canning, 15 March, lS37, and was appointed GovernorGeneral of India, 4 July, e°e JOAN Scorv, dan. of SIajor-Gen. John Scott, ass. S July 157t), and shortly after the decease of that diotinguished statesnmn (sohile prime minister, S Aug. 1827), was elevated te the peerage as VsscsoaTeas CAreNsNo, of Itilisrahan, in the co. Kilkonny, 22 Jan. 1828. Her ladyship ,t. 10 Starch, 1837, havinc had isssse, George-Charles, 5.23 April, 1801; d, 33 Starch, 1820. - lVihhiam-Pitt, capL RN., dross-ned while bathing at Hadesra, in Sept. 1020.
