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| Grose, Edward. Adm. pens. at ST JOHN'S, July 27, 1801. [Only] s. of Sir Nash (1757), Judge in the Court of King's Bench. B. Dec. 26, 1783, in St George-the-Martyr parish. School, Eton. Matric. Michs. 1805; B.A. 1806. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Jan. 17, 1798. Entered the Army; Ensign in First Foot Guards, Dec. 25, 1805; Lieut. and Capt., Sept. 26, 1811. Described by Byron in a note to Don Juan, VIII. 18, as 'a very amiable and clever man, and his society in great request for his wit, gaiety and chansons à boire.' Killed in action at Quatre Bras, June 16, 1815; his name appears in Wellington's list of 'officers killed and missing, June 16,' but in the original Gazette as 'Grove,' a fact to which Byron made allusion in the above stanza. (Eton Sch. Lists (which erroneously give 'killed at Battle of Waterloo'); St John's Coll. Adm., IV. 282; G. Mag., 1815, I. 630; P. B. G. Binnall.) | Edward GROSE Approx. lifespan: 1783–1815 pens St John's College adm1801:07:27 Only s. ofunique identifier GRS757N Sir Nash GROSE (1757) Judge: in Court of King's Bench . b. St George-the-Martyr parish, [London], 1783:12:26 Sch: Eton School [Eton], [Buckinghamshire], Matric 1805:10MT: BA 1806 Adm: Middle Temple 1798:01:17 Entered: Army Ensign: in First Foot Guards 1805:12:25 Lieutenant and Captain: First Foot Guards 1811:09:26 Described by Byron in a note to Don Juan, VIII. 18, as"> a very amiable and clever man, and his society in great request for his wit, gaiety and chansons à boire Lord – BYRON d. killed in action at Quatre Bras, [France], 1815:06:16 his name appears in Wellington's list of "officers killed and missing" 1815:06:16 d. killed or missing 1815:06:16 in the original Gazette "> his name appears as "Grove", a fact to which Byron made allusion in the above stanza Refs: Eton Sch. Lists (which erroneously give "killed at Battle of Waterloo) Refs: St John's College Adm ., IV. 282 Refs: G. Mag . 1815, I. 630 Refs: P. B. G. Binnall |
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| Grose, Nash. Adm. pens. at TRINITY HALL, June 17, 1757. [S. and h. of Edward, of London. B. 1740. School, Tonbridge.] Matric. Michs. 1758; LL.B. 1768. Fellow, 1776-9. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 23, 1756. Called to the Bar, Nov. 25, 1766. Sergeant-at-law, Apr. 25, 1774. For many years had the best practice in the Court of Common Pleas. Appointed Judge of the King's Bench, and, as such, knighted, Feb. 9, 1787; resigned, Easter, 1813. Sentenced William Cobbett, in 1810. Married Miss – Dennett, of the Isle of Wight. Died May 31, 1814, at Petersfield, Hants. Buried in the Isle of Wight. Father of Edward (1801). (Tonbridge Sch. Reg.; St John's Coll. Adm., IV. 282; Foss, Judges of England; D.N.B.; G. C. Moore Smith; G. Mag., 1807, I. 199; 1814, I. 629; 1816, II. 58.) | Nash GROSE Approx. lifespan: 1740–1814 pens Trinity Hall adm1757:06:17 s. and h. of Edward GROSE London , . b. 1740 Sch: Tonbridge School [Tonbridge], [Kent], Matric 1758:10MT: LLB 1768 Fellow 1776-79 Adm. Lincoln's Inn: 1756:07:23 Called to the Bar: 1766:11:25 Sergeant-at-Law: 1774:04:25 had the best practice: in Court of Common Pleas for many years Appointed Judge: King's Bench 1787:02:09 resigned1813:04ET: knighted 1787:02:09 Sentenced: William COBBETT in1810 m. Miss – DENNETT of Isle of Wight , d. Petersfield, Hampshire , 1814:05:31 bur. Isle of Wight , father ofunique identifier GRS801E Edward GROSE (1801) Refs: Tonbridge Sch. Reg Refs: St John's College Adm ., IV. 282 Refs: Foss, Judges of England Refs: D.N.B. Refs: G. C. Moore Smith Refs: G. Mag . 1807, I. 199 Refs: 1814, I. 629 Refs: 1816, II. 58. |