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Between 1445 and 1450 Prudde did much
work at Eton College, both in the old Chapal
and in the Hall (Willis Clark's ' Architec-
tural History of Cambridge').
In 1447 we find him working at Green- wich Palace, both inserting new glass and repairing older work (see Hasted's' Kent') ; and in the same year he undertook " to glase all the windows in the New Chappell in Warwick " (the Beauchamp Chapel), which contract was duly carried out (see Dugdale's ' Antiquities of Warwickshire ').
Could any reader give me information concerning other work done by Prudde else- where ? Also any record of his death, or the appointment of his successor as " King's Glazier " ? JOHN D. LE CONTEUB.
Plymouth.
AN ENGLISH ARMY LIST OF 1740.
(12 S. ii. 3, 43, 75, 84, 122, 129, 151, 163, 191, 204, 229, 243, 272, 282, 311, 324, 353, 364, 391, 402.)
Lieut. -General Churchill's Dragoons *. (ante, p. 123).
Anthony Lameloniere was the junior of four Gentlemen Ushers Quarterly Waiters (1001.) to the Queen Consort (as Anthony la Meloniere) in 1734, till her Majesty's -death Nov. 20, 1737. He appears, as Col. Mellionere, as one of the three Grooms of the Bedchamber (400J.) to the Duke of Cumber- land in 1741, till 1753 or 1754. He trans- ferred to second lieutenant-colonel 3rd Troop of Horse Guards, Jan. 13, 1741, till it was reduced, Dec. 25, 1746 ; was wounded at Dettingeri, 1743, and Fontenoy, 1745 ; and was second lieutenant-colonel 1st Troop thereof, April 15, 1748, and first ditto, July 12, 1749 to Aug. 21, 1754.
John Jordan was lieutenant-colonel of the regiment, Jan. 13, 1741, till made colonel 8th Marines, March 15, 1748 ; colonel 15th Foot, April 15, 1749 ; and colonel 9th Dragoons, April 2, 1756, till he d. shortly before May 22, 1756. (Was he of the same family as William Jordan of Buckland, Gatewicke, Surrey, M.P. Reigate, March, 1717, till he d. April 7, 1720, and Thomas Jordan, his son, M.P. for the same place, April, 1720, to 1722, as to whom I should like to find further particulars ?)]
Thomas Jekyll, major of the regiment, Feb. 24, 1741, vice Jordan, but committed .suicide at Canterbury, Aug. 31, 1744. (Was ,
he a nephew of Sir Joseph Jekvll, Master of
the Rolls, 1717 to 1738 ?)
Peter Chaban, major of the regiment, vice Jekyll, Aug. 31, 1744, to Jan. 28, 1755.
Charles Hamilton made captain therein, August, 1743.
Robert Walkinshaw bore an unu.sual name, and it is not too far-fetched to con- jecture that he was the son of Robert Walkinshaw, who was made major of the 25th Foot, July 17, 1717.
Edward Goddard, who was next brother to Thomas Goddard (ante, pp. 5, 312), was baptized Oct. 16, 1725, and d. unm. ; was made captain - lieutenant in the regiment, August, 1743 ; and in 1770 was on half-pay of captain of Col. Dejean' s Additional Com- panies, reduced 1748, till 1789 or 1790.
John Tempest became lieutenant in the regiment, March 19, 1741. Not one of the Tempests of Sherborn, co. Durham ; nor the John Tempest mentioned ante, p. 193, who was of a later generation. John Tempest, " a Cornet in General Churchill's Dragoons," was third son of Sir George Tempest, 2nd Bart, of Tong, Yorks,
m. before 174lEliz.,dau. of Scrimsticke
of Notts (Wotton).
Query if Samuel Gowland was of kin to Ralph Gowland, M.P. Durham, 1761 to 1762, whose parentage I should be glad to find ? John Gowland was appointed in 1761 one of the two Apothecaries to the King's Person, with a salary of 3201. 5s.
Thomas William Mathews of Llandafi Court, Glamorgan, was the only son of the famous Admiral Thomas Mathews, M.P. (see ' D.N.B.'), was b. 1711 ; captain in Hough- ton's new Regiment of Foot, Jan. 26, 1741 ; captain in Fleming's Foot, April 19, 1742; major of Fraser's 2nd Marines, May 14, 1744, but quitted it when his father was dismissed the Navy, 1747. He was on half-pay in 1753. He m. Anne, daughter of Robert Knight of Congresbury, Somerset, and Suttunn, Glamorganshire ; and was M.P. for Glamor- gan, December, 1756, to 1761 (' Parl. Hist, of Wales,' p. 101). He was the Maj. Matthews, son to the late Adml., who d. June 25, 1768. (Gent. Mag.)
Thomas Carver became lieutenant in the regiment, August, 1743.
Lord Mark Kerfs Dragoons (ante, p. 124).
Hugh Warburton of Wilmington, Cheshire, was the son of Thomas Warburton of Runnington, Cheshire (who was third son of Sir George Warburton, 1st Bart., of Arley and Winnington), by Anne, daughter of Sir
