. Une histoire généalogique et héraldique des commisaires de la Grande-Bretagne et de l'Irlande jouissant de possessions territoriales ou d'un haut rang officiel, mais non investi avec des honneurs héréditaires. ia-Leyland, M. au révérend Robert Hornby.Caroline-Reid. M. Feilden, lieutenant adjoint du comté de Lancaster, a été député de l'arrondissement de Blackburn en novembre 1832. Pour la descente et les armes, voir Feilden, ofWitton, M. Feilden, de Feniscowles, beinguncle au possesseur actuel de Witton. Successions—Feniscowles, dans le canton de Pleadington, achetées de Thomas Ains- Worth, esq. In

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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. ia-Leyland, m. to the Rev. Robert Hornby.Caroline-Reid. Mr. Feilden, who is a deputy lieutenant for the county of Lancaster, was electedmember of parliament for the borough of Blackburn in November, 1832. For descent and arms, see Feilden, ofWitton, Mr. Feilden, of Feniscowles, beinguncle to the present possessor of Witton. Estates—Feniscowles, in the township ofPleasington, purchased from Thomas Ains- worth, esq. in 1800, Livesay Hall, townshipof Livesay, purchased subsequently, andStanworth House, parish of Leyland, ac-quired by purchase, in 1833.Seat—Feniscowles, near Blackburn. 447 ST. BARBE, OF LYMINGTON. ST. BARBE, CHARLES, esq. of Lymington, in Hampshire, F.A.S. h. in 1776, VI. Mary, daughter of the Rev. Thomas Foster, of Tinwell, in the county of Rutland, and has had issue, Charles-Pulteney, h. in 1807, d. in 1«22.GrcouGK-FosTER, h. in 1808.Francis-Walsingham, h. in 1813.Henry-Frederick, h. in 1816, d. in 1823.Elizabeth. riTr. St. Barbe succeeded his father in 1826. Hmfage.. Robert de St. Barbe, * who came withthe Conqueror from Normandy, (in whichprovince a town and two villages bearingthe name are still to bo found), was, accord-ing to an ancient charter of the abbey ofGlastonbury, progenitor of Robert St. Barbe, of South Brent, inSomersetshire, whose grandson, Richard St. Barbe. of South Brent, wasliving in the 32nd Edward I. His grand-son, John St. Barbe, of Soutli Brent, weddedMargaret, daughter of Sir Hugh Langland, or Longlande, by Margaret, sister and co-heir of Sir Simon Furneaux, and by her, wlio m. secondly. Sir Richard Acton, knt.had, with two daughters, Isabella, m. to SirWilliam Stradling, of St. Donats, in Gla-morganshire, and Joan, m. temp. Henry V.to Ralph Durborough, a son and heir, * The name of St. Barbe is inscribed on theroll of Battel Abbey. See Buiikes Extinc

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