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Views of the seats of noblemen and gentlemen, in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland . services, for which his Lordshiptwice received the thanks of Parliament, and was on his return to Eng-land, created Earl of Powis. The noble Earl married, in May, 1784, LadyHenrietta Antonia Herbert, daughter of Henry Arthur, Earl of Powis,and sister to George Edward Henry Arthur, the late Earl of Powis, onwhose decease in 1801, the title became extinct. His Lordship has fourchildren, the eldest of whom, the Viscount Clive, under the will of hismaternal uncle, became possessor of Powis Castle, and assumed
Views of the seats of noblemen and gentlemen, in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland . services, for which his Lordshiptwice received the thanks of Parliament, and was on his return to Eng-land, created Earl of Powis. The noble Earl married, in May, 1784, LadyHenrietta Antonia Herbert, daughter of Henry Arthur, Earl of Powis,and sister to George Edward Henry Arthur, the late Earl of Powis, onwhose decease in 1801, the title became extinct. His Lordship has fourchildren, the eldest of whom, the Viscount Clive, under the will of hismaternal uncle, became possessor of Powis Castle, and assumed thename and arms of Herbert. The Viscount is married to the Lady LucyGraham, daughter of the Duke of Montrose. His Lordships second son,the Honourable Robert Henry Clive, married the Lady Henrietta Wind-sor, youngest daughter of the late, and sister to the present Earl of Ply-mouth. The Lady Henrietta Antonia Clive, his Lordships eldestdaughter, is married to Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Baronet, and hisyoungest daughter, the Lady Charlotte Florentia Clive, to the Duke
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