. Une histoire généalogique et héraldique des commanteurs de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande jouissant de possessions territoriales ou de rang officiel élevé, mais non investi avec des honneurs héréditaires. Dans une situation similaire ; non, le cata- viii PREFACE. Logiie est devenu tellement élargi que pour empêcher la possibilité de dénombrement. Il ne doit pas, cependant, omettre de particulariser son ami très doué et accompli James Roche, Esq. De Cork, à ce qui est redevable pour l'aide littéraire la plus importante, et l'information mostvalable: Pas plus qu'il ne devrait oublier de nommer particulièrement le généalogiste déplaisant, M. Joseph Mor

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. A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours. in a similar situation ; nay, the cata- viii PREFACE. logiie has become so much enlarged as to preclude the possibility ofenumeration. He must not, however, omit particularizing his highlygifted and accomplished friend James Roche, Esq. of Cork, to whomhe is indebted for the most important literary assistance, and the mostvaluable information: nor should he forget especially naming thatable genealogist, Mr. Joseph Morris, of Shrewsbury, who has fur-nished materials, admirably digested, for some of the most elaboratepedigrees in this volume. In returning thanks to his esteemed cor-respondent, Mr. Allan, of Durham, in the first volume, that gentlemanis called William Henry Allan, Esq. instead of Robert Henry Allan, Esq. which inaccuracy the Author begs now to apologize for, and tocorrect. December, ia34. ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO THE SECOND VOLUME. Evans of Ashill, and Evans of Por-TRANE.—The following is a more correctengraving of the arms of these families thanthat already given;. Evans of Knockaderry.P. 26. Thomas DArcy Evans, esq.of Knockaderry House, died 10thDecember, 1833, and, leaving noissue, was succeeded by his brother, James DArcy Evans, esq. now ofKnockaderry, who married, secondly, 2nd January, 1834, Anne, widow ofJohn Fitzgerald, esq. Coyney of Weston-Coyney. P. 42. The present Walter HillCoyney, esq. is lieutenant-colonelof the Staffordshire militia. Standish of Standish. We omitted to state, in detailing theStrickland family (Mr. Standishs paternalancestry), vol. i. p. 56, that Thomas Strycke-land entered into agreement with Henry V.dated 29th April, 1415, to serve the king inhis wars in France during one year, and thatto him was confided the distinguished honour 2. of bearing the banner of St. George at thememorable battle of Azincourt. In Febru-ary, 1424, Thomas de Stryke

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