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| Hardinge, George. Adm. pens. (age 17) at TRINITY, Jan. 14, 1761. [3rd but only surviving] s. of Nicholas (1718), barrister, of Kingston, Surrey [and Jane, dau. of Sir John Pratt]. [B. June 22, 1743, at Canbury.] School, Eton. Matric. Lent, 1761. Scholar, 1761; M.A. (per Lit. Reg.) 1769. Succeeded to his father's estate of Canbury Manor, Kingston-on-Thames, 1758. Adm. at the Middle Temple, May 15, 1764. Called to the Bar, 1769. Solicitor-General, 1782. Counsel in the House of Commons for the defence of Sir Thomas Rumbold, 1783, and at the bar of the House of Lords for the E.I.C., 1783, in opposition to Fox's India Bill. M.P. for Old Sarum, 1784-1802. Chief Justice of the Counties of Brecon, Glamorgan and Radnor, 1787-1816. Supported Pitt's resolution declaring the right of Parliament to appoint a Regent, 1788. Attorney-General to the Queen, 1794. F.S.A., 1769. F.R.S., 1788. The 'waggish Welch Judge, Jefferies Hardsman,' of Byron's Don Juan, XIII. 88, who consoles the prisoners with 'his Judge's joke.' Collected more than £10,000 for different charitable objects, and was Vice-President and an early promoter of the Philanthropic Society. Married, Oct. 20, 1777, Lucy, dau. of Richard Long, of Hinxton, Cambs. Author, biographical contributions to Nichols's Literary Anecdotes and Literary Illustrations, including extensive memoirs of Daniel Wray, F.R.S., and Sneyd Davies; The Essence of Malone; Some Account of the Life and Writings of John Dryden; Rowley and Chatterton in the Shades; Letters to the Rt. Hon. E. Burke; Poems. Adopted his nephew George Nicholas. Died s.p. Apr. 20, 1816, at Presteign, Co. Radnor. Brother of Henry (1772). (Eton Coll. Reg.; D.N.B.; Burke, P. and B., 1940; Middle Temple Bench Bk.; Inns of Court.) | George HARDINGE Approx. lifespan: 1743–1816 age 17 pens. Trinity College adm1761:01:14 [3rd but only surviving] s. of Nicholas HARDINGE (1718) Barrister of Kingston, Surrey s. of Jane PRATT dau. of Sir John PRATT b. Canbury, [ Surrey ] 1743:06:22 Sch: Eton Matric. 1761:01LT: Scholar 1761 MA per Lit. Reg . 1769 Succeeded to his father's estate Canbury Manor, Kingston-on-Thames, [ Surrey ] 1758 Adm. Middle Temple: 1764:05:15 Called to the Bar: 1769 Solicitor-General: 1782 Counsel for defence of Sir Thomas Rumbold: House of Commons 1783 Counsel for E.I.C. in opposition to Fox's India Bill, at bar of House of Lords 1783 [kq[Fox M.P.: for Old Sarum, [ Wiltshire ] 1784-1802 Chief Justice of Breconshire , Glamorgan and Radnorshire 1787-1816 Supported Pitt's resolution declaring the right of Parliament to appoint a Regent: 1788 " Pitt" Attorney-General to the Queen: 1794 [add:] Queen - VISTORIA [:add] FSA 1769 FRS 1788 The "waggish Welch Judge, Jefferies Hardsman," of Byron's Don Juan, XIII. 88, who consoles the prisoners with "his Judge's joke"" /> " Byron" Collected more than £10,000 for different charitable objects Vice-President and an early promoter of Philanthropic Society m. Lucy LONG dau. of Richard LONG of Hinxton, Cambridgeshire 1777:10:20 Publ.: biographical contributions to Nichols' Literary Anecdotes and Literary Illustrations, including extensive memoirs of Daniel Wray, FRS, and Sneyd Davies Publ.: The Essence of Malone ; Some Account of the Life and Writings of John Dryden ; Rowley and Chatterton in the Shades Publ.: Letters to the Rt. Hon. E. Burke ; Poems [add:] Daniel WRAY [:add] Sneyd DAVIES [add:] Rt. Hon E. BURKE [:add] Adopted his nephew George NICHOLAS d. s.p. Presteign, Radnorshire 1816:04:20 brother ofunique identifier HRDN772H Henry HARDINGE (1772) ( Eton College Reg ; D.N.B. ; Burke, P. and B. 1940; Middle Temple Bench Bk ; Inns of Court ) [add:]!!Delete 'but only surviving'[:add] [add:](P.E. Towell)[:add] |
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| Hardinge (or Hardynge), Henry. Adm. pens. (age 17) at TRINITY, June 22, 1772. [2nd] s. of Nicholas (1718) [barrister-at-law, for whom see D.N.B.], of Seal, Kent. [B. Sept. 2, 1754.] School, Eton. Migrated to Peterhouse, Apr. 23, 1774. Matric. Michs. 1778; LL.B. 1779. V. of Kingston-on-Thames, 1778-87. R. of Stanhope, Durham, 1787-1820. Married, June 4, 1779, Frances, dau. of James Best. Died Sept. 7, 1820. Brother of George (1761); father of Frederick (1819), and of Sir Henry, 1st Viscount Hardinge of Lahore, 1785-1856, for whom see D.N.B. (T. A. Walker, 338 (Hardynge); Eton Coll. Reg.; Burke, P. and B.) | Henry HARDINGE Henry HARDYNGE Approx. lifespan: 1754–1820 age 17 pens. Trinity College adm1772:06:22 [2nd] s. of Nicholas HARDINGE (1718) Barrister-at-Law: Seal, Kent for whom see D.N.B. Nicholas HARDYNGE b. 1754:09:02 Sch: Eton Mig. to Peterhouse 1774:04:23 Matric. 1778:10MT: LLB 1779 V.: Kingston-on-Thames, [ Surrey ] 1778-87 R.: Stanhope, Co. Durham 1787-1820 m. Frances BEST dau. of James BEST 1779:06:04 d. 1820:09:07 brother ofunique identifier HRDN761G George HARDINGE (1761) father ofunique identifier HRDN819F Frederick HARDINGE (1819) father of Hardinge, 1st Viscount HARDINGE of Lahore, 1785-1856, Henry, Sir for whom see D.N.B. ( T. A. Walker, 338 (Hardynge); Eton College Reg ; Burke, P. and B. ) [add:]!!Delete '2nd' before 'son'[:add] [add:](P.E. Towell)[:add] |