The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-28 00:00:00

THE WENTWORTH PEERAGE.

This was a claim of the Hon. Ralph Gordon Noel Mil-
'nuke, commonly called Viscount Ockbam, and only
surviving son of William, Earl of Lovelace, to the title
and dignity of Baron Wentworth in the peerage of Eng-
land. The peerage was created by writ of summons in the
21st year of Hears VIII., is the person of Sir Manisa
Wentworth, of Nettlested, and went through successive
peers until 1640, when the barony passed to Henrietta Maria
Wentworth, well known in history as the mistress of the
Duke of Momnouth. She died unmarried in 1686, and was
succeeded by her aunt Anne, Lady Wentworth,who married
J oho, second Earl of Lovelace. She wee succeeded by her greed.
daughter Martha, Lady Wentworth, who was declared en-
titled to the peerage by the House of Lords in 1702. She
married Sir Honey Johnson, but had no issue, and the
peeragedevolved on the heir of her sister Margaret, who
had married Sir William Noel, Bart., of Kinkly
Mallory, Leicestershire. Her great grandson, Sir Edward
Noel, succeeded to the title on the death of Martha Lady
Wentworth without issue, in 1745. He was succeeded by
his son Thomas, who died without issue, and the barony
fell into abeyance between his only surviving alder Dame
Judith Noel, who married Sir Ralph Milbecke, Bart.,
and in 1815 resumed the name and sans of Noel, and the
third Lord Scandde. Dame Judith Noel left a deughter,
her sole heir—Anne Debella, who married the famous Lord
Byron, and on the death of Lord Scarsdale the abeyance of
the peerage of Wentworth determined in Lady Byron. Her
only daughter, Augusta Ada Byron, married the Earl of
Lovelace, and her eldest son, Lord Ockhaw, claims the
peerage in right of his grandmother who died in May,
1860. Evideuce having been given, the further ossiaidera-
Don of the case was adjourned.

EQUITY COURTS.—Jrix 27.
(Before the Master of the Rolls.)
HE THE NEW THILTHI COMPANY.
This wan a petition by a creditor who had mound
judgment against the company and issued execution, which
Had been returned null bona.
The petition prayed the usual winding-up order.
Mr. delve Q.C., end Mr. Bearan were for the peti-
tioners ; Mr. 7, Q.C., for &director ; and Mr. Rox-
burgh for the company.
Hie Honour made the usual winding-up order, and
appointed Mr. Jay, of the firm of Quilter, 8011, and Jay,
official liquidator.

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