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Household of George Augustus Frederick, Prince of Wales
(from 1812, Prince Regent) 1762-1820
Beginning on 5 January 1772, George, Prince of Wales received annual payments
out of the Civil List for the expenses of his household and person. From 1773 to 1777
these totaled £7,346 10s plus extraordinaries. By 1782 this had risen to £20,204 12s 7d
per annum, by 1789 to £60,000 per annum.1 These sums proved inadequate to supply the
Prince’s artistic and domestic expenditure. In 1795, at the time of his marriage to
Caroline of Brunswick, Parliament increased his annual revenue from £73,000 per annum
to £138,000. Parliament also provided £27,000 for jewels and plate, £25,000 for
expenses associated with the marriage, but £65,000 of the annual revenue was to go to
the payment of his considerable debts. Even these amounts proved insufficient, so the
Prince was granted an additional £60,000 per annum in 1803 for three years.2
1. CJ XXXVI, 332; XXXVIII, 971; XLVI, 591. E. A. Smith, George IV [New Haven,
1999], p. 89. Earlier, on p. 26 Smith gives a total annual allowance of £50,000 out of the
Civil List, plus £12,000 per annum out of the Duchy of Cornwall from 1783.
2. Smith, George IV, pp. 78-79, 88-92.
Nursery Staff
Governess to George, Prince of Wales and (later) Prince Frederick 1762-1771
The governess made £600 per annum.1
1. Add. MS. 17870, f. 5.
1762 13 Aug. Finch, Lady C.
Sub Governess to George, Prince of Wales and (later) Prince Frederick 1762-1771
The sub-governess made £300 per annum.1
1. Add. MS. 17870, f. 5.
1762 28 Sept. Cotesworth, H.
Governor to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick 1771-c. 1781
The governor made £2,500 per annum.1
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
1771 Holdernesse, 6th Earl of
1776 May Ailesbury, 4th E. of
By 1777 Montagu, 3rd Duke of
Sub-Governor to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick c. 1772-1781
The sub-governor made £1,000 per annum.1
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1772 Smelt, L.
By 1777 Hotham, G.
Accomptant and Governor’s Secretary to George, Prince of Wales and Prince
Frederick c. 1771-c. 1780
The accomptant and governor’s secretary made £60 per annum.1
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Noble, T.
By 1777 Wright, J.
Preceptor to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick c. 1771-c. 1781
The preceptor made £1,000 per annum.1
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Markham, W.
By 1777 Hurd, R.
Sub Preceptors to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick c. 1772-c. 1782
Two sub preceptors were appointed by 1771. Cyril Jackson made £500 per
annum, C. de Narbonne Pellet de Salgas, £400.1 Their number fell to one again by 1777.
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Jackson, C.
By 1771 De Salgas, C. de N. P.
By 1777 Arnald, W.
Rockers 1762-c. 1766
Two rockers were appointed in 1762 at £86 10 per annum apiece. From 1763
there was one.1
1. Add. MS. 17870, f. 5.
1762 28 Sept. Johnston, C.
1762 28 Sept. Simpson, J.
By 1765 Long, J.
Wet Nurse 1762-?
The wet nurse made £200 per annum.1
1. Add. MS. 17870, f. 5.
1762 28 Sept. Scott, M.
Dry Nurse 1762-c. 1769
In 1762 one dry nurse was appointed at £150 per annum. A second dry nurse was
appointed by 1763 at £100 per annum.1
1. Add. MS. 17870, ff. 5, 10v.
1762 28 Sept. Chapman, E.
1763 15 Aug. Johnston, C.
1766 1 Jan. Abbott, A.
Assistant in the Nursery 1764-?1771
The Assistant in the Nursery made £20 per annum.1
1764 1 Jan. Chapman, E., jun.
Nursery Maid 1764-c. 1772
One nursery maid was appointed in 1764. Two served briefly circa 1767.
1764 1 Jan. Rheling, M.
By 1767 Meals, M.
By 1767 Simons, C.
Work Woman in the Nursery to George Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick
c. 1765
By 1765 Chapman, E. (Miss)
Writing Master to Prince George and Prince Frederick 1767-c. 1781
The writing master made £200 per annum plus “lodgings in the country” at £40
per annum.1
1. Add. MS. 17870, f. 39v; Egerton MS. 3492.
1767 18 Feb. Bulley, J.
English Teacher c. 1772
By 1772 Planta, --
French Tutor to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick 1768-1777
The French tutor made £300 per annum.1
1. Add. MS. 17870, f. 49.
1768 5 Jan. Kromm, A. D.
French Master c to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick
c. 1778-c. 1781
By 1778 Guiffardiere, --
German Master to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick
c. 1778-c. 1781
By 1778 Wiese, --
Dancing Master to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick 1768-c. 1781
In 1771 the dancing master made £150 plus £50 in travelling charges per annum.1
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
1768 5 July Desnoyer, P.
Fencing Master to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick c. 1771-c. 1781
In 1771 the fencing master made £150 plus £50 in travelling charges per annum.1
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Angelo, M.
The Council
Prince’s Council c. 1786-1820
Nine councilors were appointed by 1786. Their number fluctuated thereafter,
reaching twelve by 1820.
By 1786 Bayntun, Sir E., Bart.
By 1786 Elliot, Lord
By 1786 Erskine, Hon. T.
By 1786 Hotham, G.
By 1786 Lake, G.
By 1786 Lewisham, Viscount
By 1786 Lyte, H.
By 1786 Pigott, A.
By 1786 Southampton, 2nd Lord
By 1789 Hulse, S.
By 1792 Payne, J. W.
By 1792 Seymour Conway, Hon. H
By 1792 Tynte, J. K.
By 1794 Anstruther, J.
By 1795 Graham, R.
By 1796 Cholmondeley, 4th Earl of
By 1796 Gibbs, V.
By 1796 Jersey, 4th earl of
By 1796 Morsehead, Sir J.
By 1796 Tyrwhitt, T.
By 1803 Keith, Lord
By 1803 McMahon, J.
By 1803 Moira, Earl of
By 1803 Nesbitt, J.
By 1803 Northumberland, 4th Duke of
By 1803 Sutton, T. M.
By 1804 Adam, W.
By 1805 Hutchinson, 1st Lord
By 1805 Sheridan, R. B.
By 1806 Garrow, W.
By 1806 Jekyll, J.
By 1809 Taylor, M. A.
By 1809 Tucker, B.
By 1810 Blomfield, B.
By 1810 St. Vincent, Earl
By 1811 Erskine, Lord
By 1815 Best, W. D.
By 1817 Leach, J.
By 1817 Watson, F. B.
By 1818 Douglas, J.
By 1818 Harrison, W.
By 1818 Knighton, Sir W., Bart.
By 1819 Gordon, W.
By 1819 Yarmouth, Earl of
By 1820 Warren, C.
Clerks of the Council c. 1786-1820
Two clerks of the Council were appointed by 1786.
By 1786 Birch, W.
By 1786 Gray, R.
By 1796 Gray, R.
Clerk Assistant c. 1786-1820
By 1786 Abbot, R.
Messenger and Doorkeeper c. 1786-1820
By 1786 Bullock, E.
By 1813 Fisher, T.
Courier c. 1788-c. 1796
By 1788 Hunter, --
Treasurer and Secretary 1781-c. 1787
1781 29 Jan. Hotham, G.
1791 Nov. Hulse, S.
Accountant and Sub-Treasurer c. 1786-c. 1795
By 1786 Robinson, --
Commissioners of the Treasury c. 1787-1791
There were three commissioners of the Treasury.
By 1787 Lake, G.
By 1787 Lyte, H.
By 1787 Hulse, S.
Messenger to the Treasurer c. 1786-c. 1795; c. 1805-c. 1818
By 1786 Lewis, W.
By 1805 Tickner, T.
Vice Treasurer and Commissioner of Accounts 1800-1803
1800 McMahon, J.
Deputy Commissioner of Accounts c. 1801-c. 1804
By 1801 Gray, R.
Vice Treasurer and Deputy Commissioner of Accounts c. 1804-1820
By 1804 Gray, R.
Clerk to the Deputy Commissioner of Accounts c. 1801-c. 1820
By 1801 Hast, W. F.
Private Secretary c. 1786-c. 1796
By 1786 Blomberg, --
1795 11 Apr. Tyrwhitt, T.
Secretary Extraordinary c. 1791-c. 1796
1791 Nov. Doyle, J.
By 1796 Tyrwhitt, T.
Keeper of the Privy Seal c. 1792-c. 1797
By 1792 Payne, J. W.
Keeper of the Privy Seal, Private Secretary, and Secretary Extraordinary
c. 1797-1817
By 1797 Tyrwhitt, T.
1803 McMahon, J.
Keeper of the Privy Purse c. 1804-?
By 1804 McMahon, J.
Clerk to the Privy Purse c. 1807-c. 1813
By 1807 Marable, T.
Keeper of the Privy Purse, Private Secretary and Gentleman Attendant
c. 1817-1820
By 1817 Blomfield, Sir B., kt.
Assistant Private Secretary c. 1812-c. 1814
By 1812 Turner, T. H.
Assistant Secretary c. 1815-c. 1816
By 1815 Marable, T.
Comptroller General and Auditor General c. 1801-1803
By 1801 Payne, J.
Attorney General 1783-1820
1783 Erskine, Hon. T.
1793 Feb. Graham, R.
By 1801 Gibbs, V.
By 1805 Adams, W.
By 1806 Garrow, W.
1812 1 July Jekyll, J.
1816 Feb. Best, W. D.
1819 May Warren, C.
Solicitor General c. 1784-1820
By 1784 Pigott, A.
1793 Jan. Anstruther, J.
By 1795 Gibbs, V.
1800 Sutton, T. M.
By 1803 Adams, W.
By 1805 Garrow, W.
By 1805 Jekyll, J.
1812 1 June Shepherd, S.
1813 Dec. Best, W. D.
1816 17 Feb. Harrison, W.
Solicitor c. 1810-1820
By 1810 Bicknell, C.
Chamber and Bedchamber
Chamberlain 1795-c. 1800
1795 May Cholmondeley, 4th Earl of
Secretary to the Chamberlain c. 1796-c. 1800
By 1796 Brent, T.
Vice Chamberlain 1795-c. 1814
1795 May Thomas, C. N.
Clerks c. 1795-c. 1801
Two clerks served.
By 1795 Habbijam, J.
By 1795 Lacy, W.
Messenger c. 1796-c. 1801
By 1796 Yerbury, C.
Gentlemen Attendants c. 1778-c. 1781; c. 1796-1820
There were two gentlemen attendants c. 1778-c. 1781, then, after a hiatus, one
from 1796.
By 1778 Lake, G. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
By 1778 Lyte, H. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
By 1796 Lake, G.
By 1809 Blomfield, B.
Gentleman Ushers of the Privy Chamber c. 1782-c. 1795
One gentlemen usher of the Privy Chamber was appointed by 1782, three by
1786.
By 1782 Wynyard, W.
By 1786 Birch, W.
By 1786 Simms, R.
By 1792 Robinson, A.
Gentlemen Ushers Daily Waiters c. 1782-c. 1795
There was one gentleman usher daily waiter until c. 1785, when their number rose
to two. It rose to three by 1786 before falling back down to two in by 1792.
By 1782 Robinson, A.
By 1785 Mackay, J.
By 1786 Wilson, W.
1790 Oct. Warren, R.
Gentleman Usher c. 1782-c. 1786
Two gentlemen ushers were appointed by 1782.
By 1782 Simms, R.
By 1782 Thomas, --
Extra Gentleman Usher c. 1786-1787
By 1786 Bowen, C.
Pages of the Presence Chamber 1763-1798; c. 1801-1820
One page of the presence chamber was appointed in 1763, a second in 1767.
Both were established at £80 per annum apiece.1 Their number rose to three by 1771,
four by 1784, then fell to one by 1796, then none from 1798. One was appointed by
1801, three by 1804, four by 1809, their number rising to five by 1811, six by 1820.
1. Add. MS. 17870, f. 39v.
1763 25 Nov. Robinson, T.
1767 5 Jan. Manolley, C. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
1768 8 Aug. Lockley, J. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
By 1782 Atwood, T.
By 1782 Rookby, R.
By 1784 Hownham, R.
By 1784 Todd, E.
By 1788 Cole, W.
By 1796 Aberdien, F.
By 1801 Clarke, T.
By 1804 Ince, J.
By 1804 Lindeman, F.
By 1807 Messenger, J.
By 1809 Kramer, C.
By 1810 Stradling, J.
By 1811 Dobell, J.
By 1817 Wedgeborough, T.
By 1820 Maxwell, C.
Grooms of the Chamber c. 1806-c. 1817
Two grooms of the Great Chamber served until around 1817 when their positions
became pages of the Backstairs.
By 1806 Du Pasquier, F.
By 1806 Jouard, G.
Groom of the Stole 1781-c. 1795
1781 29 Jan. Southampton, 2nd Lord
1795 May Darnley, 4th Earl of
Gentlemen of the Bedchamber 1781-c. 1795
Three gentlemen of the Bedchamber were appointed in 1781. Their number rose
to four in 1783 and five in 1791.
1781 29 Jan. Clinton, Lord J.
1781 29 Jan. Courtown, 2nd Earl of
1781 29 Jan. Parker, Viscount
1782 Lewisham, Viscount
1783 19 Nov. Melbourne, 1st Viscount
1783 20 Nov. Hamilton, Lord S.
1783 18 Dec. St. Asaph, Viscount
By 1790 Clermont, 1st Earl of
1791 Apt. Somerset, Lord
1795 Mar. Seymour-Conway, Lord
1795 May Villiers, Viscount
Groom of the Bedchamber, Master of the Robes, and Keeper of the Privy Purse
c. 1795
1795 May Churchill, W.
Grooms of the Bedchamber 1781-c. 1795
Three grooms of the Bedchamber were appointed in 1781. Their number rose to
four in 1783, seven by 1784, nine by 1788, and ten by 1795. These figures omit
Churchill’s position, above.
1781 29 Jan. Digby, Hon. S.
1781 29 Jan. Johnson, J.
1781 29 Jan. Legge, Hon. --
By 1783 Hulse, S.
1783 6 Dec. Fitzroy, G. F.
By 1784 Dyer, Sir J., Bart.
1784 13 Feb. St. Leger, [J. H.]
1784 13 Feb. Stevens, E.
1784 30 Apr. Stanhope, H. F.
By 1786 Lake, W.
By 1786 Tynte, J. K.
By 1788 Bouviere, Hon. E.
By 1788 Slaughter Stanwix, [?T.]
1791 Nov. Leigh, C.
1795 May Aston, H.
Pages of the Backstairs c. 1771-c. 1818
Three pages of the backstairs were appointed by 1771 at £100 per annum plus £24
per annum for mourning, each.1 Their number rose to four by 1784, five by 1787, falling
back to four by 1792, six by 1796, falling back to five by 1798, four by 1801, three by
1804, two by 1814, before rising to seven by 1817.
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Robinson, T. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick
1781)
By 1771 Lockley, J. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick to
1781)
By 1771 Santhagen, J. C. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick
to 1781)
By 1782 Mills, J.
By 1784 Hicks, J.
By 1787 McEwen, S.
By 1796 Lucas, B.
By 1796 Notzel, J.
By 1801 Lindman, F.
By 1801 Satchwell, R.
By 1817 Downs, G.
By 1817 Du Pasquier, F.
By 1817 Dyke, --
By 1817 Jouard, G.
By 1817 Troop, G.
Page 1771-?
1771 July Price, --
Page’s Man c. 1771-c. 1799
There was one pages’ man, established by 1771 at £40 per annum plus £10 for
mourning, except for the period c. 1784-c. 1786, when there were two.1
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Sharp, J. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick to
c. 1784)
By 1784 Ridifer, E.
By 1784 Ridifer, J.
By 1788 Troop, G.
Laundress c. 1786-c. 1796; c. 1811-c. 1813
By 1786 Jackson, A.
By 1811 Satchwell, --
Laundress for the Body Linen c. 1796-1820
By 1796 Mills, S.
Table Linen Laundress 1786-?
By 1786 Stikeman, E.
Household Laundress c. 1811-1820
By 1811 Satchwell, M.
Seamstress c. 1771-1820
In 1771 the seamstress made £200 per annum.1
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Scott, M. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick to
?1780)
1819 5 Jan. Du Pasquier, C.
Necessary Woman to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick 1762-c. 1778
In 1762 the necessary woman was established at £146 10 per annum. By 1771
this had fallen to £96 10s.1
1. Add. MS. 17870, f. 5; Egerton MS. 3492.
1762 28 Sept. Dodson, E.
By 1773 Nowel, --
Maid Servants to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick c. 1771-?
In 1771 the two maid servants made £25 per annum apiece.1
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Duckworth, E.
By 1771 Maybank, E.
Hair Dressers c. 1796-c. 1806
Two served.
By 1796 Du Pasquier, F.
By 1796 Jouard, G.
Master of the Robes and Keeper of the Privy Purse 1781-c. 1795
1781 29 Jan. Lyte, H.
1787 May Seymour Conway, Hon. H.
Wardrobe Keeper c. 1800-1820
By 1800 Troop, G.
Deputy Wardrobe Keeper c. 1806
By 1806 Messenger, T.
Physicians 1780-1820
One physician was appointed in 1780, two by 1784, three from 1797, four by
1813, five by 1816, before going down to four by 1820.
1780 Jebb, Sir R., Bart.
By 1784 Elliott, Sir R., Bart.
By 1787 Halifax, R.
1787 Warren [R.]
By 1796 Riolay, --
1797 Turton, J.
By 1803 Farquhar, Sir W., Bart.
By 1807 Blane, G.
1812 3 Nov. James, P.
By 1813 Halford, Sir H., Bart.
By 1813 Knighton, Sir W.
1816 Jan. Tierney, M. J.
Physicians in Extraordinary c. 1786-1820
Three physicians in extraordinary were appointed by 1786. By 1820 there were
eleven.
By 1786 Blane, G.
By 1786 Halifax, R.
By 1786 Kennedy, H.
By 1787 Pitcairn, D.
1790 Dec. Hayes, J. N.
1795 Latham, J.
By 1798 Pemberton, Sir C., Bart.
By 1798 Fellows, J.
By 1806 Mosely, W. H.
By 1807 Fraser, W.
By 1807 Saunders, W.
1807 12 Nov. Hunter, J.
By 1809 Tierney, M. J.
By 1810 Bain, A.
1813 Christie, T.
By 1813 James, P.
By 1814 Jenner, E.
By 1816 Boisragen, H.
1816 16 Jan. Bankhead, C.
1816 25 Nov. McGregor, Sir J.
1817 28 Oct. Gillies, J.
Physician to the Household c. 1787-1820
A physician to the household was appointed by 1784. There were two by 1817.
By 1784 Halifax, R.
By 1787 Blane, G.
By 1817 Tierney, M. J.
Surgeon c. 1782-1820
By 1782 Keate, T.
Surgeons in Extraordinary c. 1784-1820
One surgeon extraordinary was appointed by 1784. Their number rose to three by
1788, 13 by 1820.
By 1784 Birch, J.
By 1788 Ogle, --
By 1788 Phillips, J.
By 1789 Grindal, R.
By 1799 Howard, S.
By 1800 Thompson, F.
By 1806 Chevalier, T.
By 1806 Hammick, S.
By 1806 Luxmore, T.
By 1811 Newell, T.
By 1813 Attrie, W.
By 1816 Carlisle, A.
1816 13 Feb. Tupper, J. P.
1817 19 Aug. Wadd, W.
1818 4 Aug. Albert, G. F.
1818 4 Aug. Wardrop, J.
Surgeon to the Household c. 1783-1820
1783 Dec. Phillips, J.
Surgeon to the Household at Bagshot c. 1791-c. 1795
By 1791 Stevenson, J.
Surgeon-Dentist c. 1789-1820
Two surgeon dentists were appointed by 1789.
By 1789 Rupini, J. B., sen.
By 1789 Ruspini, J. B., jun.
By 1817 Bew, C.
Apothecaries c. 1782-1820
One apothecary was appointed by 1782. By 1784 there were two, three by 1799.
Their number fell back to two in 1802, one in 1809.
By 1782 Halifax, R.
By 1784 Walker, R.
By 1784 Yonge, W.
By 1799 Nussey, J.
Apothecary in Extraordinary c. 1811-1820
By 1811 Lockley, G. F.
Dentists c. 1786-c. 1815
Two dentists were appointed by 1786, three by 1787. The number fell back to
one by 1788.
By 1786 Dumergue, --
By 1786 Rae, --
By 1787 Ruspini, J. B. and son
By 1787 Spence, --
Bather 1817-?
1817 23 July Williams, J.
Chapel
Clerk of the Closet c. 1784-1808
By 1784 Lockman, J.
Clerk of the Closet and Chaplain 1808-1820
1808 18 Jan. Blomberg, G. F.
Private Chaplain c. 1808-1820
By 1808 Hook, J.
Chaplains c. 1784-1820
Four chaplains were appointed by 1784, four more by 1786. Their number rose
steadily over the years to 111 by 1820.
By 1784 Hulse, --
1784 Sept. Ord, J.
By 1784 Taylor, --
1784 Nov. Weller, J.
By 1786 Collier, --
By 1786 Ford, B.
By 1786 Foster, W.
By 1786 Gough, C.
By 1786 Porter, M.
By 1786 Walmsley, J. J.
By 1787 Johns, --
By 1787 Scott, F. C.
1787 Dec. Lewis, R.
1787 Dec. Douglas, J.
By 1788 Nugent, --
1788 Mar. Daniel, W. B.
1788 Apr. Burt, R.
By 1790 Peters, --
1790 July Case, H.
By 1791 Hodson, S.
By 1795 Collins, --
By 1795 Ford, B.
By 1795 Jeffreys, A. M. J.
By 1795 Jenkins, H.
By 1795 Perkins, J. D.
By 1795 White, W.
By 1796 Clarke, T. B.
By 1796 Wilgress, J.
By 1797 Morton, J.
By 1797 Wynne, W.
By 1798 Amyatt, J.
By 1798 Baker, ?J.
By 1798 Clarke, J. S.
By 1798 Crane, L.
By 1798 Morshead, [E.].
By 1798 Price, W.
By 1799 Swann, C.
By 1800 Boldero, W.
By 1800 Hughes, W.
By 1801 Baker, W.
By 1801 Langton, W. H.
By 1801 Palmer, J. P.
By 1801 Peat, Sir R.
By 1802 Scott, J. A.
By 1802 Wasey, G.
By 1803 Edgar, J.
By 1803 Hook, J.
By 1803 Lee, J.
By 1803 Nesbitt, A.
By 1803 Willis, T. A.
By 1804 Barker, C.
By 1804 Brodie, A.
By 1804 Cardew, C.
By 1804 Chauvel, A. R.
By 1804 Douglas, J.
By 1804 Evans, J.
By 1805 Hamond, P.
By 1805 Jackman, I.
By 1806 Barwis, J.
By 1806 Bowles, W. L.
By 1806 Cannon, E.
By 1806 Cuthbert, G.
By 1806 Holmes, Sir H. W., Bart.
By 1806 Honywood, --
By 1806 Milner, R. K.
By 1806 Kilderbee, S.
By 1806 Morton, J.
By 1806 Ord, H. C.
By 1806 Phillips, W. J. G.
By 1806 Pole, E.
By 1806 Scott, R. T. C.
By 1806 Vade, A.
By 1806 Willisford, R. V.
By 1806 Yates, W.
By 1807 Foord, J. J.
By 1807 Foxcroft, T. H.
By 1807 Lloyd, J.
By 1807 Lovett, V.
By 1807 Salvador, J. L.
By 1807 Templar, G. H.
By 1808 Bidlake, J.
By 1808 Carr, J.
By 1808 Chapman, R. H.
By 1808 Chappeau, J.
By 1808 Collyer, D.
By 1808 Dundas, T. L.
By 1808 Fisher, T.
By 1808 Fletcher, J. K.
By 1808 Greville, J.
By 1808 Johnson, C. J.
By 1808 Ruddock, J.
By 1808 St. Leger, J.
By 1808 Salmon, B. W.
By 1808 Sloughton, A.
By 1808 Wall, J.
By 1809 Barret, J. T.
By 1809 Croft, J.
By 1809 Fellows, H.
By 1809 Hanbury, W.
By 1809 Marshall, J.
By 1809 Monck, M.
By 1809 Portis, J.
By 1809 Scott, R.
By 1809 Watkins, H.
1809 21 Jan. Whitfield, H.
1809 8 Aug. Hartwell, H.
By 1810 Brodie, E.
By 1810 Brooke, Z.
By 1810 Coates, C.
By 1810 Hayter, J.
By 1810 Morphew, J. C.
By 1810 Poole, H.
By 1810 Rowe, J.
By 1811 Dodd, P.
By 1811 Doyle, J. W.
By 1811 Frederick, C.
By 1811 Garrow, D.
By 1811 Gough, T. B.
By 1811 Guise, P.
By 1811 Kipling, H. J.
By 1811 McDougal, W.
By 1811 Rolleston, J.
By 1811 Rowley, J.
By 1812 Hewlett, J.
By 1812 Money, K. E.
By 1812 Seare, C. J.
By 1812 Smyth, E.
By 1812 Totty, H.
By 1812 Townley, W. G.
By 1813 Ager, T.
By 1813 Aldrich, W.
By 1813 Hole, H. A.
By 1813 King, I.
By 1813 Marsham, T. C.
By 1813 Perkins, W.
By 1813 Usticke, R. M. N.
By 1813 Wilson, H.
By 1814 Foord-Bowes, T. F.
By 1814 Molineaux, G. F.
By 1815 Chaplin, W.
By 1815 Bampfylde, C.
By 1815 Hughes, J.
By 1815 Joliffe, T. R.
By 1815 Prince, T.
By 1816 Booker, L.
By 1816 Hughes, H. A.
By 1816 Leech, J. L.
By 1816 Morsehead, E.
By 1817 Blackburn, T.
By 1817 Penrose, T.
By 1817 Somerset, Lord W. G. H.
By 1818 Bury, E. J.
By 1818 Neville, Hon. J.
By 1819 Brassey, W.
By 1819 Crook, C.
By 1819 Fielding, H.
By 1819 Landor, R. E.
By 1819 Repton, R.
By 1819 Wall, M. S.
By 1820 Mansell, T.
Librarian c. 1786-c. 1795
By 1786 Powell, C.
Assistant Librarian c. 1786-c. 1795
By 1786 Papendieck, G.
Secretary for the Library c. 1798-1820
By 1798 Clarke, T. B.
Chaplain to the Household and Librarian 1805-1820
1805 Clarke, J. S.
Vice Librarian c. 1808-c. 1812
By 1808 Becket, A.
Harper c. 1794-c. 1795
By 1794 Jones, E.
Organist c. 1806-1820
By 1806 Wesley, C.
Assistant to the Musical Page c. 1819-1820
By 1819 Anderson, G.
Perfumeress c. 1779-c. 1781
By 1779 De Vins, U.
Barge Master c. 1810-1820
By 1810 Bradshaw, R.
By 1811 Roberts, T. A.
Housekeeper c. 1778-c. 1806
By 1778 Nowel, --
By 1788 King, M.
By 1796 Willis, M.
Housekeeper at Carlton House c. 1806-c. 1820
By 1806 Evans, E.
By 1818 Wharton, E.
Gentleman Porter c. 1792-1820
By 1792 Rookby, R.
By 1798 Aberdien, F.
By 1817 Dickson, J.
Deputy Gentleman Porter c. 1805-1820
By 1805 Lowrie, D.
By 1817 Brown, T.
Porters at Gate c. 1786-c. 1803
There were two porters at gate by 1786. Their number rose to 3 by 1796.
By 1786 Emperor, T.
By 1786 Vandum, J.
By 1796 Jefferies, H.
By 1801 Howe, R.
Porters c. 1782-c. 1792; c. 1803-c. 1805
One porter was named by 1782, two by 1788. After a hiatus, one porter was
named by 1803, two by 1804.
By 1782 Drew, G.
By 1787 Dalton, J.
By 1788 Rookby, R.
By 1803 Allen, G.
By 1804 Hinton, --
By 1804 House, R.
Deputy Porter c. 1792-c. 1805
By 1792 Dalton, J.
Assistant Porter c. 1786-c. 1792
By 1786 Dalton, J.
Porter at Kew c. 1771-c. 1781
The porter at Kew made £50 per annum.1
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Wood, T. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick
Watchmen c. 1786-c. 1806
One watchman was appointed by 1771 at £25 per annum.1 Two watchmen were
named by 1786. Their number fell to one c. 1788-1804.
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Wyatt, R. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick to
?1781)
By 1786 Rapkins, G.
By 1786 Wheeler, S.
By 1804 Dockray, W.
Watchman at Kew c. 1773-c. 1781
By 1773 Wyatt, R.
Household Below Stairs
Comptroller and Master of the Household 1784-c. 1795
1784 13 Feb. Hulse, S.
1791 Nov. Tynte, J. K.
1795 May Byde, J.
Inspector of the Household Deliveries c. 1804-1820
By 1804 Jutsham, B.
Comptroller and Clerk of the Kitchen and Cellars c. 1786-c. 1810
By 1786 Weltjie, L.
By 1791 Beckt, C.
Clerk Comptroller c. 1815-1820
By 1815 Watier, J.
Steward’s Room Boy c. 1801-c. 1804
By 1801 Hunt, S.
Maitre d’Hotel c. 1811-1812
By 1811 Watier, J.
Clerk for the Kitchen c. 1786-c. 1798; c. 1801-c. 1813
By 1786 Bedall, J.
By 1801 Moorfield, G.
First Clerk of the Kitchen and Cellars c. 1815-1820
By 1815 Wharton, S.
Second Clerk to the Kitchen and Cellars c. 1815-1820
By 1815 Hast, P. F.
Third Clerk of the Kitchen c. 1815-1820
By 1815 Moorfield, G.
Servant to the Clerk of the Kitchen c. 1786
By 1786 Smith, J.
Cooks c. 1786-c. 1813
Two cooks were established by 1786. Their number rose to three by 1807.
By 1786 Beckt, C.
By 1786 Vick, C.
By 1791 Gody, --
By 1796 Boucholz, S.
By 1801 Badua, F.
By 1807 Ullersberger, M.
By 1811 Simon, P.
First Master Cook c. 1815-1820
By 1815 Badua, F.
Second Master Cook c. 1815-1820
By 1815 Vilmet, A.
Under Cooks c. 1815-1820
There were two under cooks.
By 1815 Grillon, A.
By 1815 Ullersberger, M.
By 1817 Brand, H.,
By 1820 Crippin, L.
Assistant Cook c. 1801-c. 1807
By 1801 Dangerfield, T.
By 1804 Ullersberger, M.
Woman Cook c. 1798-c. 1801; c. 1811-c. 1817
By 1798 Duffield, --
By 1811 Ullersberger, S.
Baker c. 1796-c. 1801
By 1796 Leidenbursh, C.
Confectioner c. 1791-1820
By 1791 Ince, J.
By 1804 Benois, F.
Assistant Confectioner c. 1815-1820
By 1815 Watier, P.
Pastry Cook c. 1796-c. 1801; c. 1815-1820
By 1796 Taurade, C.
By 1799 Drew, A.
By 1815 Le Clerc, F.
Assistant Pastry Cook c. 1796-c. 1799
By 1796 Drew, A.
Cellarman (or Gentleman of the Cellar) c. 1786-1820
By 1786 Langworth, C.
By 1804 Strongitharm, W.
By 1815 Christie, J.
Yeoman Cellarman c. 1818-1820
By 1818 Strongitharm, W.
Groom Cellarman c. 1818-1820
By 1818 Langworth, J.
Assistant Cellarman c. 1804-c. 1818
By 1804 Langworth, J.
By 1815 Strongitharm, W.
Silver Scullery Woman c. 1786-1820
By 1786 Latimer, F.
By 1801 Walls, E.
Silver Scullery Man c. 1792-1820
By 1792 Warner, G.
By 1796 Barrat, S.
By 1796 Dickenson, J.
By 1815 Bentwood, T.
By 1817 Jewers, T.
Cleaner of Plate c. 1786-c. 1787
By 1786 Smith, T.
Tapissier c. 1810-1820
By 1810 Bosquit, J.
Coffee Room Woman c. 1798-c. 1811
By 1798 Satchwell, --
By 1806 Sanderson, A.
Table Deckers c. 1786-1802
Two table deckers were appointed by 1786, but only one served from about 1787.
By 1786 Bidgood, R.
By 1786 Cole, W.
By 1804 Goodeby, E.
By 1810 Lightband, J.
Coal Porters c. 1801-c. 1805
Two coal porters served.
By 1801 Pearson, C.
By 1801 Wright, W.
Stables
Master of the Horse 1795-c. 1798
1795 May Jersey, 4th Earl of
By 1796 Gwydir, 1st Lord
Clerk of the Stables c. 1771-1812
In 1771 the clerk of the Stables made £100 plus £21 for morning per annum.1
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Eaton, B. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
By 1777 Montagu, J. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick to
1781)
By 1788 Gill, J.
By 1801 Gascoigne, J.
First Equerry and Commissioner of the Stables 1780-c. 1796
1780 Lake, G.
Commissioner of the Horse c. 1813
By 1813 Blomfield, B.
Chief Equerry and Clerk Martial c. 1812-?1820
By 1812 Blomfield, B.
1817 25 Aug. Hammond, F. T.
Equerries 1781-c. 1795; c. 1801-c. 1814
Three equerries were appointed in 1781. Their number rose to four by 1784, five
by 1786, fell to three by 1790, then rose again to five by 1791. After an apparent hiatus,
one equerry was appointed again by 1801, two by 1807, three by 1812, five by 1813.
1781 29 Jan. Dyer, Sir J. Bart.
1781 29 Jan. Hulse, S.
1781 29 Jan. Stevens, E,
By 1783 Slaughter, [?T.]
By 1784 Leigh, C.
By 1784 Scott, E.
1784 13 Feb. Churchill, --
1784 13 Feb. Ludlow, Hon. --
By 1784 Hodges, --
By 1788 St. Leger, A.
1791 Nov. Hanger, G.
By 1801 Leigh, G.
By 1807 Eben, Baron F.
By 1810 Turner, T. H.
1811 Congreve, W.
By 1812 Hammond, F. T.
By 1812 Keppel, W.
1812 27 Apr. Mellish, --
Equerry Honorary and Extraordinary 1788-c. 1795
1788 July Dyer, T.
Page of Honour c. 1786-c. 1795
By 1786 Byng, E. J.S.
1790 Dec. Lake, G. A. F.
Riding Master c. 1811-c. 1813
By 1811 Hobman, W.
Farrier c. 1792-c. 1813
By 1792 Layton, W.
Coachmen c. 1771-c. 1810
One coachman was appointed by 1771 at £45 per annum.1 Their number rose to
two by 1786.
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Thomas, S. (to George Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick to
1776)
By 1786 Randall, E.
By 1788 Allen, J.
By 1792 White, J.
By 1796 Pethers, J.
By 1801 Claridge, W.
By 1801 White, J.
By 1807 White, J.
By 1808 Aldrich, J.
By 1809 Fricker, --
By 1809 Roberts, --
Postillions c. 1771-c. 1776; c. 1786-c. 1787
There was one postillion 1771-1776 at £20 10s.1 By 1786 there were two
postillions.
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Randall, E. (to George Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
By 1773 Mitchell, J. (to George Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
By 1773 Dean, J. (to George Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
By 1786 Allen, J.
By 1786 Harpin, G.
Helpers c. 1771-c. 1776; c. 1787-c. 1792
One helper was appointed c. 1771-c. 1776 at £20 10s.1 Two helpers were
appointed by 1787, four by 1788.
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Mitchell, J. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
By 1773 Randall, E. (to George Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
By 1787 Allen, J.
By 1787 White, J.
By 1788 Anderson, W. (or Hack Groom)
By 1788 Hawes, R. (or Hack Groom)
By 1788 Lane, -- (or Hack Groom)
By 1791 Lockey, J. (or Hack Groom)
Post-Chaiseman c. 1801-c. 1807
By 1801 Wallet, W.
Footman c. 1771-c. 1776; c. 1806
Four footmen were appointed by 1771 at £40 apiece.1 By 1806 one served.
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Atwood, T. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
By 1771 Payne, J. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
By 1771 Rookby, R. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
By 1771 Stikeman, T. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
By 1806 Macartney, --
Hunting Grooms c. 1786-c. 1795
There were two hunting grooms.
By 1786 Gascoigne, J.
By 1786 Kirby, W.
Hack Grooms c. 1792-c. 1801
Two hack grooms were appointed.
By 1792 Anderson, W.
By 1792 Lockey, J.
Grooms c. 1771-c. 1776; c. 1796-c. 1804
One groom was appointed by 1771 at £40 per annum.1 Two grooms were
appointed by 1796; four by 1801.
1. Egerton MS. 3492.
By 1771 Gosden, B. (to George, Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick)
By 1796 Gascoigne, J.
By 1796 Kirby, W.
By 1801 Anderson, W.
By 1801 Deacon, F.
By 1801 Decks, W.
By 1801 Harris, D.
Head Groom c. 1804-c. 1807
By 1804 Anderson, W.
By 1806 Edwards, --
Huntsman c. 1810
By 1810 Richmond, J.
Porter of the Back Gate of the Stable c. 1801-c. 1804
By 1801 McDermot, P.
Establishment at Brighthelmstone c. 1810-1820
Steward and Collector of Rents c. 1811-c. 1819
By 1811 Beckt, C.
Physician to the Household c. 1808-1820
By 1808 Tierney, M.
Surgeon c. 1815-1820
By 1815 Attrie, W.
Apothecary c. 1811-1820
By 1811 Barret, W.
By 1819 Blackburn, T.
Housekeeper c. 1810-1820
By 1810 Smith, E.
By 1816 White, --
Baker c. 1811-1820
By 1811 Green, R.
Butler c. 1811-1820
By 1811 Redifer, J.
Gardiner c. 1811-1820
By 1811 Turner, J.
Porter c. 1811-1820
By 1811 Mort, A.
By 1820 Long, G.
Watchman and Lamplighter c. 1811-1820
By 1811 Townshend, J.
