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| Pybus, Charles Small. Adm. Fell.-Com. at ST JOHN'S, Oct. 30, 1781. [2nd] s. of John, of Upper Harley Street, London (and Martha, dau. of Charles Small, of Lewisham, Kent). B. [Nov. 3, 1766], in the East Indies. [School, Harrow.] Matric. Michs. 1781; B.A. 1786; M.A. 1789. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 19, 1781; also adm. at the Inner Temple, June 21, 1784. Called to the Bar, Jan. 20, 1789. M.P. for Dover, 1790-1802. A Lord of the Admiralty, 1791-6; of the Treasury, 1797-1802. Author, The Sovereign (a poem addressed to the Emperor Paul of Russia), 'a poor effort, which encountered a good deal of ridicule.' 'In 1790 he made a speech in Parliament which pleased Pitt and to everyone's astonishment was made a Lord of the Admiralty and of the Treasury which he held until Pitt resigned.' Died, unmarried, Sept. 5, 1810, in Westminster. (Harrow Sch. Reg., which states he was in the Madras Civil Service; St John's Coll. Adm., IV. 439; Inns of Court; W. R. Williams, MSS.; G. Mag., 1810, II. 292.) | Charles Small PYBUS Approx. lifespan: 1766–1864 Fell.-Com. St John's College adm1781:10:30 2nd s. of John PYBUS, of Upper Harley Street, London , (and Martha SMALL dau. of Charles SMALL, of Lewisham, Kent , ) b. 1766:11:03, in the East Indies , Sch: Harrow School Harrow, [Middlesex], Matric 1781:10MT: BA 1786 MA 1789 Adm. Lincoln's Inn: 1781:01:19 also Adm. Inner Temple: 1784:06:21 Called to the Bar: 1789:01:20 M.P. for: : Dover, [Kent], 1790-1802 Lord of Admiralty 1791-96 of the Treasury 1797-1802 Publ.: The Sovereign (a poem addressed to the Emperor Paul of Russia), "a poor effort, which encountered a good deal of ridicule." "In 1790 he made a speech in Parliament which pleased Pitt and to everyone's astonishment was made a Lord of Admiralty and of the Treasury which he held until Pitt resigned." d., unmarried, Westminster, [London], 1810:09:05 ( Harrow School Reg., which states he was in Madras Civil Service; St John's College Adm., IV. 439; Inns of Court ; W. R. Williams, MSS.; G. Mag 1810, II. 292) |