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Marquess of
Abercorn.

the Society of Dilettanti

1837 {continued}.

James Hamilton, second Marquess of
Abercorn, born 1811; succeeded
his grandfather, 1818; Lord-Lieu-
tenant of Ireland; created Duke of
Abercorn, 1868; K.G.; died 1885.

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Duke of
Abercorn, K.G.

Lord Wharn-
cliffe.

Mr. Walter
Campbell.

1838.

James Archibald Stuart-Wortley,
first Baron WharnciifFe, born ijj6 ;
M.P.- Lord Privy Seal, Lord Pre-
sident of the Council; created Baron
Wharncliffe, i%i6; died 184.5-.

Walter Campbell, of Islay,born 1798 •
M.P.j died 185-5-.

Sir John Cam
Hobhouse.

1839.

Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Bart., born
1 jf6; succeeded as second baronet,
1831; M.P., F.R.S.; created Baron
Broughtonof Gilford, 1851; died 1869.

Baron
Broughton.

Sir John
Hippisley.

1840.

Sir John Stuart Hippisley, Bart., born
1791; died 18CT7.

Mr. Charles
Towneley.

Sir Augustus
Foster.

Mr. Robert
Holford.

1841.

Charles Towneley, of Towneley, born
1803; F.R.S., F.S.A.; died 1876.

Sir Augustus Foster, Bart., born 17 80;
younger son of Mr. J. T. Foster, of
Dunleer, and Lady Elizabeth Foster j
Minister to the United States,
Sweden, Denmark, etc. j created a
baronet, 1831; G.C.H.; died 1848.

Robert Stayner Holford, of Weston-
birt and Dorchester House, born 1808;
M.P.; a well-known amateur and
collector of works of art; died 1892.

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