64 WARWICK. (Talbot), Eabl or Shrbwsbobt, but hia let ■., by hu leoond wife, Margaret,(*) 1st da. (wboM iaaua became coheir) of Richard (BBAnoHUCP), BarIi of Wabwiok, waa himaelf er. 18 Feb. 1646/7, EARL OF WARWICK. He waa, aubaequently. er., 11 Oct 1661, DUKB OF NORTHUIfBBRLAND ; waa beheaded, 22 Aug. 1658, aged about 61, when, having been attainted, all hi$ k<mourt were forfeiitd. See fuller partioulara under *' Northumbbrlamd," Dukedom, cr. 1661 ; forfeited 1668. XX. 1553, i9. John Dudley, 2d but Ist surv.C*) a. and h. ap. of to the above, by Jane, da. of Sir Edward Qdiltord, Marshal of Calais, 1554. &• before 1628 ; ityled VisoooNT Lxslb, 1647-61 ; waa knighied (in lieu(o) of being made K B.) 20 Feb. 1646/7, at the coron. of Bd. YI., at which he was '* Lord Pantler " ; Capt. of a troop of men-at-arms, 1661 ; Maater of the Buckhounds, 1661-62 ; atyled Earl ov Warwick, since Oct. 1561, and was sum. v.p.(<') in that Earldom (belonging to his father), 6 Jan., taking his seat, 1 March (6 Ed. VI.) 1662/3, becoming thereby, BAKL OF WARWICK(«) Master of the Horse, 1662; Joint L. IJeut of co. Warwick, 1652. He m., 8 June 1660, at Shene, co. Surrey (the King being present), Anne, 9th da. of Kdwnrd (Sbtmour), 1st DuKB OP SoMiRSBT (the L. Protectur), being 1st da. by hia 2d wife, Anne, da. of Sir Edward Stanhopb. He wiis one of the signatories of the letters patent, 16 June 1663,(0 settling the Crown on Lady Jane Qrey, and waa found guilty of high treason, imprisoned and condemned to death, 18 Aug. 1668. He d. s.p. 21 Oct. 1664, at Penshurst, co. Kent, ten days after his relense from the Tower of London, and fourteen months after his father, when the Baiidom of Warwick [1658] became exUnet, Hia widow m., 29 April 1566, Sir Edward Umton, K.B., of Wadley, Berka, by whom she had seven children. She, who waa inaane aince 1656, was living 1578-74. Admon. 17 Jan. 1687/8, as " of Islington, co. Middz." XXI. 1561, 1. Ambrosb Dudlst, styledafter 1551, Lord Ambrose to Dudley, br. and h., being 8d s. of John (Dudlbt), Ddkb op 1589. NoRTUUiiRRRLAND, by Jauo, da. of Sir Edward GniLPORD, Marshal of Calais ; was b, about 1528 ; served with his father in repressing the Norfolk rebellion, and was knighted 17 Nov. 1549 ; was con- victed of high treason (as a supporter of Lady Jane Grey), 13 Nov. 1558, but pardoned 18 Oct. 1554, and, having distinguished himself at the siege of St. Quintin, 1557 (where his br. Heury was sluin) obtained 7 March 1557/8, a reversal of the attainder ot 1553. Ht« was in great favour with Queen Elizabeth ; whs Chief Pantler, 1559 ; Master of the Ordnance, 1560, and was er, 25 Dec 1561, BARON LISLE, with the usual rem. to heirs male of his boily, and (the next day) 26 Dec. 1561, BARL OF WARWICK with a spec, rem., failing such issue, to his br. Sir Robert Dudley, and '* with the place and preoe(leuce(C) of his ancestors, former Earls of Warwick."(®) He was Capt. Qen. of the English forces in Normandy, in 1562, and, on behalf of the Freuch Protestants at Havre, occupied that town, but was compelled after terrible privations to evacuate it, in July 1563 ; el. ICQ*., 22 April, and in v. at Newhaven in France, being inat. (by proxy) 23 May 1568 ; cr. M.A. of Cambridge, 10 April 1564, and uf Oxford, 6 Sep. 1566 ; Joint Lieut, of the army, 1569, for cruahing the rebellion in the north ; L. Lieut, of co. Warwick, 1569-70, and again, 1587-89 ; Chief Butler of EngUnd, 1571 ; P.O., 1578 ; Lieut of the Order of the Garter, 1575 ; a Commiasr. for the trial of Mary, Queen of Scuts, 1586.() He trt. C^) The descendants of this Margaret were named in the remainder to the Earldom of Warwick conferred on her sister, Anne, in 1450, failing the issue of the said Anne. Such issue (which still exists) was, however, in 1547, under the attainder (1639) of Margaret, Countess of Salisbury, bom Plantagenet, the only grandchild of the said Anne, who left issue. Compare Cruiee on DigniHee (p. 128), as to this point. {**) Henry Dudley, the 1st s., d. num. v.p., being slain at the siege of Boulogne. (•) See vol. iu, p. 71, note " c," eub " Derby." {^) See vol i, p. 149 note * f," for list of eldest sons of Peers, so sum., before the 17th century. (•) " OreoHone, 1483—1646," in ap. 47th Rep. D.E. Pub. Records. (0 See their names m vol iii, p. 70, note ** f," tub *' Derby." (K) See p. 69, note" f." (»») See vol iii, p. 72, note "a," sub « Derby."
