KNIGHTS AND OFFICERS.

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$ Commander Thomas Gordon. R.N. +

$ Captain H. S. Stephens, f

Captain George Gosling. R.N. f Died in 1841.# Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin Orlando Jones.fLieutenant-Colonel Thomas Cox Kirby, f$ Captain James Morgan. R.N.f

*£ Major R. Wilkinson. +

$ Major George John Belson. f$ Colonel John Rolt. + C.B.

$ Lieutenant-Colonel Anthony Singleton King, r

$ Major Arthur Gore.f

♦J* Major North Ludlow Beamish, t

Officers of tfie ©riser.

CHANCELLORS.

Ernest Frederick Herbert, Count Munster. He-reditary Marshal, Minister of State, and of theCabinet of Hanover, Resident at the Court of Lon-don. Appointed Chancellor of the Orderunder the Statutes of 12th August 1815. G.C.H.G.C.B. Retired from the Office on ceasing to bethe Hanoverian Minister in London, in 1831.

Louis Conrad George Baron Von Ompteda. Mi-nister of State, and of the Cabinet of Hanover,and late Resident Minister at the Court of London.G.C.H. Became Chancellor of the Orderin 1831, and Resigned in 1837.

The Office is now Vacant.

VICE CHANCELLORS.

G. H. Nieper. A Privy Councillor in Hanover. Ap-pointed Vice Chancellor of the Order in 1815.K.C.H. (now G.C.H.) Resigned in 1824.

$ George Ernest Frederick Hoppenstedt. A PrivyCouncillor in Hanover. Appointed Vice Chan-cellor of the Order in 1824. K.C.H. ThePresent Vice Chancellor.

SECRETARIES.

Sir John George Lewis Moeller. Privy Coun-cillor of Legation to the Hanoverian Chancery inLondon. Appointed Secretary to the Orderin August 1815. K.H., and afterwards K.C.H.

Resigned in 1833.

George Christopher Lichenberg. Privy Councillorof Legation to the Hanoverian Chancery in London.Appointed Secretary to the Order in 1833.Resigned in 1837.

The Office is now Vacant.

KINGS OF ARMS.

Sir George Nayler, Knight (York Herald, and after-wards Garter King of Arms). Appointed King ofArms of the Order in August 1815. K.H.Died 28th October 1831.

tg Augustus Neubourg. Appointed King of Armsof the Order in .... The Present King ofArms and Genealogist.

4<r This Mark indicates the Existing Knights and Officers.

t The Knights thus marked were appointed by the present Sovereign of the Order, but they have not received the Queen’spermission to accept and wear the Insignia.

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