. Collins peerage of England; per la ricerca genealogica, note biografiche e storiche. bert possono utilizzareil cognome e portano i bracci oi Drummond, insieme con thearms di Burreil. In secondo luogo, una figlia, morto può 2d, 1784. Terzo, Lindsay Meyrick, fine segretario di legazione alla courtof Dresden 3 sposato, Luglio 14th, I8O7, la più giovane figlia del tardo James Daniel, Esq. Quarto, William ; e, quinto, Elizabeth-Priscilla. Titoli. Sir Peter Burreil, KNT e Bart. Signore Gwydir ofGwydir nella contea di Carnarvon j Vice Gran Chamberlainof Inghilterra. Creazioni. Signore Gwydir mediante brevetto, giugno ]6th, 179^; Baro-net

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. Collins's peerage of England; genealogical, biographical, and historical. bert may usethe surname and bear the arms oi Drummond, together with thearms of Burreil. Second, a daughter, who died May 2d, 1784. Third, Lindsay Meyrick, late secretary of legation at the courtof Dresden 3 married, July 14th, I8O7, the youngest daughter ofthe late James Daniel, Esq. Fourth, William ; and, Fifth, Elizabeth-Priscilla. Titles. Sir Peter Burreil, Knt. and Bart. Lord Gwydir ofGwydir in the county of Carnarvon j Deputy Great Chamberlainof England. Creations. Lord Gwydir by patent, June ]6th, 179^; Baro-net, July 12th, 1766. Arms. Vert, three plain shields, argent, each having a borderengrailed, or. ^ Crest. On a wreath, a naked arm erabowed, and holding abranch of laurel, both proper. Supporters. See title, IFilloughly of Eresby, vol, vi. Motto. Animus non deficit jEsuus. Chief Seats. Grimsthorpe-castle, Lincolnshire j Gwydir-castle, Denbighshire; and Beckingham, Kent. b C. 47. Visit. Sussex, fol. 79, 80, Reg. Howard, fol 44, 4^, in HeraldsCollege. 502 PEERAGE OF ENGLAND.. BASSET, LORD DE DUNSTANVILLEAND BASSET. Immediately after the Norman Conquest arose into power anddistinction, more especially in the midland counties, the greatBaronial family of Basset. Ralph Basset was chief justice of England under King Henry I.and hence sprung the Lords Basset of Drayton ; the Lords Bassetoi Hc.ckmdon ; and the Lords Basset of 5a/)co/e and Weldon; withthe Bassets of Blore, and many other branches 5 of whom an ac-count mav be found in Dugdales Baronage 5 or in the Topo-grapher, vol. ii. p. 3IS, &c. Thomas Basstt, a very early cadet of this family, ^ marriedCicely, daughter and heiress oi Alan Lord de DunstawiUc, ma-ternally descended from Reginald Fitzhenry, Earl of Cornwall, natural son of King Henry L by Anne Corbet. ^ Sir William Pole^ however deduces the descent thus : Osmond Basset, who held Ipisden and Stoke-Basset, in KingHenry Is time, was father of John Basset, who had issue William

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