List of Stewards of the Manor of East Hendred
Stewards
Dates given are of the writ to replace the member who accepted the Stewardship.

List of Stewards of the Manor of East Hendred

Section Title: Stewards
Table Section Text: Dates given are of the writ to replace the member who accepted the Stewardship.

Date	Member	Constituency	Party	Reason for resignation

21 November 1763	Edward Southwell	Bridgwater	To contest Gloucestershire

16 January 1765	William Hamilton	Midhurst	Made Ambassador to the Two Sicilies

30 May 1765	Joseph Gulston	Poole	Ill-health

23 December 1765	Verney Lovett	Wendover	To allow Viscount Fermanagh to bring Edmund Burke into Parliament

15 May 1769	Charles Morgan	Brecon	To contest Breconshire

20 May 1769	Alexander Wedderburn	Richmond (Yorks)	To express support for John Wilkes

16 January 1770	William Clive	Bishop's Castle	To return Wedderburn (above) to Parliament

31 January 1770	Thomas Anson	Lichfield	To bring George Adams into Parliament

18 April 1770	James Grenville	Horsham	Pressure from his brothers over his support for William Pitt

25 May 1770	Thomas Hutchings-Medlycott	Milborne Port	To bring the Earl of Catherlough into Parliament

30 January 1771	Lord Robert Spencer	Woodstock	To contest Oxford

15 May 1771	Hon. Edward Bouverie	Salisbury	To bring Viscount Folkestone into Parliament

31 January 1772	John Morgan	Brecon	To contest Monmouthshire

4 February 1772	Lord Archibald Hamilton	Lancashire

18 May 1772	Andrew Wilkinson	Aldborough	To bring the Earl of Lincoln into Parliament

7 December 1772	Henry Herbert	Wilton	To contest Wiltshire

28 December 1772	William Lemon	Penryn	To contest Cornwall

16 April 1773	Nathaniel Lister	Clitheroe	To bring Thomas Lister into Parliament

31 May 1774	Edward Foley	Droitwich	To contest Worcestershire

31 December 1774	Henry Fownes-Luttrell	Minehead	To allow the North Ministry to bring Thomas Pownall into Parliament

14 March 1775	Joseph Bullock	Wendover

20 April 1775	Middleton Onslow	Rye	To bring Thomas Onslow into Parliament

24 April 1775	Harcourt Powell	Newtown	Sold his electoral interest to Sir Richard Worsley

31 May 1775	Fletcher Norton	Carlisle	Sir James Lowther, on whose interest he was elected, went into opposition against the North Ministry

9 November 1776	John Rolle Walter	Exeter	To contest Devon

20 February 1777	Gilbert Elliot	Morpeth	To contest Roxburghshire

29 May 1777	Sir George Suttie	Haddingtonshire	To bring William Hamilton Nisbet into Parliament, by prearrangement

24 February 1778	William Hanger	East Retford	To bring Lord John Pelham-Clinton into Parliament

11 January 1779	Thomas Lyon	Aberdeen Burghs

20 March 1779	Nathaniel Bayly	Westbury	To attend to his business affairs in Jamaica

29 April 1779	Arthur Duff	Elginshire	To bring Lord William Gordon into Parliament

12 June 1780	Thomas Johnes	Cardigan	To contest Radnorshire

30 November 1780	Warren Lisle	Weymouth and Melcombe Regis

7 December 1780	Savile Finch	Malton

14 February 1781	The Lord Macartney	Bere Alston	Appointed Governor of Madras

30 April 1781	William Chaffin Grove	Cardigan

8 June 1781	Edward Onslow	Aldborough	Left England after making homosexual advances at a Royal Academy exhibition

30 June 1781	Philip Yorke	Helston

20 April 1782	John Parker	Clitheroe

15 July 1783	James Whitshed	Cirencester

23 November 1783	Sir Robert Clayton	Bletchingley

1 January 1784	Sir George Savile	Yorkshire

6 January 1784	John Pollexfen Bastard	Truro

20 January 1784	Charles Mellish	Aldborough	Disagreement with the Duke of Newcastle

31 August 1784	James Hunter Blair	Edinburgh

22 April 1785	Andrew Bayntun	Weobley

3 February 1786	Chaloner Arcedeckne	Westbury

13 February 1786	John Grant	Fowey

1 April 1786	John Rogers	Helston

16 August 1786	Peter Johnston	Kirkcudbright Stewartry

29 January 1787	Sir Edward Dering	New Romney

4 June 1787	Edward Leeds	Reigate

23 December 1788	Charles Rainsford	Bere Alston

4 September 1789	Charles Edwin	Glamorganshire

4 January 1791	Thomas Clarke Jervoise	Yarmouth (Isle of Wight)

6 May 1791	William Morton Pitt	Dorset

18 May 1791	Richard Ford	Appleby

26 August 1791	Sir Richard Worsley	Newtown

7 January 1793	Philip Yorke	Grantham

13 February 1793	The Viscount Melbourne	Newport (Isle of Wight)	To bring his son Peniston Lamb into Parliament

6 March 1793	Brook Watson	City of London

3 February 1794	John Curtis	Steyning

15 February 1794	Augustus Rogers	Queenborough

17 February 1794	Sir Frederick Fletcher-Vane	Winchelsea

9 June 1794	John Walker-Heneage	Cricklade

12 July 1794	William Windham	Norwich

14 January 1795	Thomas Gilbert	Lichfield

21 February 1795	Viscount Garlies	Saltash

10 November 1795	Thomas Calvert	St Mawes

22 November 1796	John Buller	West Looe

13 December 1796	Richard Barwell	Winchelsea

14 June 1797	John Hunter	Leominster

29 July 1797	Sir George Thomas	Arundel

1 March 1799	Lord Robert Spencer	Wareham

28 July 1799	Sir John Mitford	Bere Alston

30 October 1799	Mark Singleton	Eye

29 April 1800	John Petrie	Gatton

22 May 1800	Alexander Hope	Dumfries Burghs

10 March 1801	Sir William Grant	Banffshire

6 July 1801	William Adams	Plympton Erle

14 December 1802	Samuel Haynes	Brackley

12 January 1803	John Hiley Addington	Bossiney

24 January 1803	James Dashwood	Gatton

25 February 1803	James Patrick Murray	Yarmouth (Isle of Wight)

18 July 1803	Ayscoghe Boucherett	Great Grimsby

22 August 1803	Charles Philip Yorke	Cambridgeshire

22 April 1805	Philip Dundas	Gatton

22 July 1805	James Graham	Cockermouth	Tory

24 February 1806	The Viscount FitzWilliam	Wilton

6 March 1806	Philip Langmead	Plymouth

21 March 1806	George Peter Moore	Queenborough

20 January 1806	Sir Home Popham	Yarmouth (Isle of Wight)

24 February 1806	George Dundas	Richmond (Yorks)

1 August 1806	Viscount Proby	Buckingham

14 January 1807	Sir John Lethbridge	Minehead	Tory

30 July 1807	Viscount Howick	Minehead	Whig

30 January 1808	Godfrey Wentworth Wentworth	Tregony	Whig

8 February 1808	Evan Foulkes	Tralee

22 April 1808	Scrope Bernard	St Mawes	Tory

27 July 1808	Patrick Crawford Bruce	Dundalk

4 February 1809	Charles Harward Butler	Kilkenny City	Whig

30 January 1810	Sir George Bowyer	Malmesbury	Whig

13 July 1810	Henry Glassford	Dunbartonshire

21 January 1812	Lawrence Dundas	Richmond	Whig

13 April 1812	William Dundas	Elgin Burghs

30 June 1812	Richard Hart Davis	Colchester	Tory

22 December 1812	Magens Dorrien-Magens	Ludgershall	Tory

13 February 1813	Richard Nevill	Wexford Borough

23 March 1813	Lord Henry FitzGerald	Kildare

10 November 1813	William Thornton	Woodstock

5 December 1814	Charles Trelawny-Brereton	Mitchell

21 July 1815	William Vane Powlett	Winchelsea

1 March 1816	Arthur Shakespeare	Portarlington

11 March 1816	Charles Buller	West Looe	Tory

2 April 1816	Sir Thomas Winnington	Droitwich	Whig

10 May 1816	Thomas Philipps Lamb	Rye

29 November 1820	Jonathan Elford	Westbury

11 February 1823	Sir Herbert Taylor	Windsor	Tory

24 February 1823	John Poo Beresford	Coleraine	Tory

11 March 1824	Ranald George Macdonald	Plympton Erle

6 April 1824	James Drummond	Perthshire

16 February 1826	William Morton Pitt	Dorset

19 December 1826	Henry Monteith	Saltash

6 April 1827	John Buller	West Looe	Whig

20 April 1827	Augustus Frederick Ellis	Seaford	Tory

2 March 1829	Sir Robert Inglis	Ripon	Tory

6 March 1829	William Edward Tomline	Truro	Tory

10 April 1830	William Ashley-Cooper	Dorchester

25 February 1831	Charles Arbuthnot	Ashburton	Tory

4 April 1831	Henry Dundas	Winchelsea	Tory

15 July 1831	Mathew Pennefather	Cashel	Tory

6 October 1831	William Ponsonby	Poole

25 February 1832	Charles George James Arbuthnot	Tregony	Tory

3 March 1834	Thomas Francis Kennedy	Ayr Burghs	Whig

8 February 1837	Edward George Granville Howard	Morpeth	Lib

24 January 1840	Sir Edward Codrington	Devonport	Lib

Sentence(s)

In 1781, Onslow resigned after making homosexual advances at a Royal Academy exhibition and was accepted as the Stewardship of East Hendred.

final_sentence: In 1781, Onslow resigned after making homosexual advances at a Royal Academy exhibition and was accepted as the Stewardship of East Hendred.