Presence Chamber: Carvers 1660-1782 | British History Online

Office-Holders in Modern Britain: Volume 11 (Revised), Court Officers, 1660-1837. Originally published by University of London, London, 2006.

'Presence Chamber: Carvers 1660-1782', in Office-Holders in Modern Britain: Volume 11 (Revised), Court Officers, 1660-1837, (London, 2006) pp. 58-59. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/office-holders/vol11/pp58-59 [accessed 25 April 2024]

Carvers 1660–1782

The carvers were appointed by lord chamberlain's warrant and were four in number. (fn. 1) The offices were abolished in 1782. (fn. 2) They received wages of £33 6s 8d plus riding wages. (fn. 3)



1660	10 June	Trelawny, J.
1660	10 June	Cooper, J.
1660	10 June	Amias, C.
1660	10 June	Champneys, W.
1672	2 Dec.	Sanders, C.
1674	7 Feb.	Clifton, R.
1674	19 May	Beaumont, J.
1675	5 May	Killigrew, W.
1685	23 May	Loving, J.
1685	23 May	Browne, Sir R.
1689	28 Mar.	Killigrew, W.
1689	20 Sept.	Rossington, J.
1690	15 Dec.	Killigrew, Sir R.
1692	2 Dec.	Sanders, S.
1692	26 Dec.	Eccles, W.
1696	15 May	Tilburgh, C.
1702	15 July	Granville, B.
1702	15 July	Price, J.
1702	29 Nov.	Price, C.
1704	10 Jan.	Tilburgh, J.
1704	28 July	Morley, G.
1706	21 June	Henning, C.F.
1711	30 May	Cole, H.
1714	1 Oct.	Hornsby, J.
1721	7 Mar.	Tripp, R.
1732	17 Aug.	Brereton, T.W.
1742	30 Mar.	Bryan, W.
1744	11 July	Carthew, J.
1749	13 Oct.	Fowle, J.
1758	15 Apr.	Grove, J.
1760	20 Dec.	Edwards, W.
1771	22 Nov.	Hindley, R.
1778	Mar.	Fordice, W.

Carver in Extraordinary n.d.



n.d.		Haughton, G.