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CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF
[1820—1833.
CAVALIERI AND COMPANIONS. *
The Cavaliere Sir Giovanni Melissino, of Zante.Appointed 2nd February 1820. Died August 1841.
The Cavaliere Sir Giulio Domenichini, of Zante.Appointed 2nd February 1820. Died 29th Sep-tember 1838.
The Cavaliere Sir Pietro Petrizzopulo, sometimeRegent of Santa Maura. Appointed 2nd February
1820. Promoted to Knight Commander, 9th Fe-bruary 1833.
The Cavaliere Sir Paolo Cappadoca, of Corfu.Appointed 2nd February 1820. Died 3rd April1830.
The Cavaliere Sir Demetrio Valsamachi, ofCephalonia, sometime Secretary to the LegislativeAssembly of the Ionian Islands. Appointed 2ndFebruary 1820.
The Cavaliere Sir Andrea Mustoxidi, of Corfu,sometime a Senator of the Ionian Islands. Appointed2nd February 1820.
The Cavaliere Sir Paolo Prossalendi, of Corfu.Appointed 2nd February 1820. Died 13th Fe-bruary 1837.
The Cavaliere Sir Pandasin Caridi, sometimeRegent of Cephalonia. Appointed 22nd March
1821. Died 25th October 1832.
The Cavaliere Sir Marco Carazia, of Corfu. Ap-pointed 22nd March 1821. Died 12th April 1829.
The Cavaliere Sir Vincenzo Casolani, of Malta.Appointed 31st January 1822. Promoted to KnightCommander, 9th February 1833.
The Cavaliere Sir Giuseppe Marquis Testafer-rata, of Malta. Appointed 31st January 1822.Promoted to Knight Commander, 9th February1833.
The Cavaliere Sir Spiridion Giallina, of Corfu,sometime Member of the Legislative Assembly ofthe Ionian Islands. Appointed 15th June 1822.Died 2nd February 1828.
The Cavaliere Sir Angiolo Condari, of SantaMaura. Appointed 15th June 1822. Promotedto Knight Commander, 11th October 1825.
The Cavaliere Sir Giovanni Morichi, of Paxo.Appointed 15th June 1822. Died 8th November1836.
$ Sir Charles Eurwicke Douglas, Knight; King ofArms of the Order. Appointed 30th November
1832.
$ George Hildeyard Tennyson D’Eyncourt, Es-quire, sometime Registrar of the Order. Appointed30th November 1832.
$ The Cavaliere Plato Petrides, of Corfu. Ap-pointed 9th February 1833.
$ The Cavaliere Neofito Bambas, of Corfu. Ap-pointed 9th February 1833.
The Cavaliere Constantino Asopio, of Corfu.Appointed 9th February 1833.
Colonel (afterwards Major-General) John Hassard,sometime Commander of the Royal Engineers inthe Ionian Islands. Appointed 9th February 1833.Died 20th July 1838.
$ Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Drake, sometimeDeputy-Quartermaster-General on the Staff in theIonian Islands. Appointed 9th February 1833.
Edward Stuart Baynes, Esquire, sometime Secretaryto the Ionian Senate. Appointed 9th February
1833. Promoted to Knight Commander, 26thJune 1833.
Hector Greig, Esquire, sometime Superintendant ofQuarantine, and afterwards Chief Secretary atMalta. Appointed 9th February 1833. Promotedto Knight Commander, 26th January 1839.
*£ Major Charles Andrews Bayley, Lieutenant-Go-vernor of Gozo. Appointed 9th February 1833.
The Cavaliere Count Vincenzo Manduca, of Malta.Appointed 9th February 1833. Promoted to KnightCommander, 17th July 1833.
* All the Members of the Third Class of the Order are styled “Cavalieri,” except natives of Great Britain or Ireland, whoare styled “Companions.” The Cavalieri appointed before August 1832, are entitled to the Title of “ Sir,” and to Precedencyof all Knights Bachelors within the Ionian Islands and Malta.
♦J. This Mark indicates the Existing Cavalieri and Companions.