HARRIS, Christopher (c.1657-aft.1722), of Hayne, Devon
Stannator, Penwith and Kerrier 1710; recorder, Okehampton by 1712.
HARRIS, Christopher (c.1657-aft.1722)
Stannator, Penwith and Kerrier 1710; recorder, Okehampton by 1712.
HARRIS, Christopher (c.1657-aft.1722)
Sheriff, Derbys. 1709–10.
HARPUR, John (d. 1713)
Jerquer, London port customs office 1684–9; commr. taking subscriptions to land bank 1696.
HARNAGE, Richard (d. 1719)
Commr. taking subscriptions to land bank 1696, S. Sea Co. 1711; jnr. sec. of Treasury 1711– June 1714; envoy to Hanover 1712, envoy extraordinary Apr.–May 1714.
Freeman, Ludlow 1701.
HARLEY, Thomas (c.1667-1738)
Sheriff, Herefs. Mar.– Nov. 1689; freeman, New Radnor 1690, Ludlow 1701; steward of crown manors, Rad. 1691–1714; custos rot. Rad. 1702–14; warden, Sherwood Forest 1712–14.
Commr. public accts. 1691–7; sec. of state (north) 1704–8; PC 23 Apr. 1704–May 1708, 13 Aug. 1710–Sept. 1714; commr. union with Scotland 1706; chancellor of the Exchequer 1710–11; ld. treasurer 1711–14; housekeeper, St. James’s Palace May–July 1714.
Commr. Greenwich Hosp. 1695, Q. Anne’s Bounty 1704; gov. Charterhouse by 1716.
Speaker of the House of Commons 10 Feb. 1701–5 Apr. 1705.
Gov. S. Sea Co. 1711–14.
FRS 1712.
Harley has been the subject of several modern biographical studies, most notably by A. McInnes, Robert Harley, S. Biddle, Bolingbroke and Harley, and B. W. Hill, Robert Harley. All have their merits, but none is entirely satisfactory. There is also an interesting short study of of Harley’s early parliamentary career by T. Rowlands in BL Jnl. xv. 173-86.
HARLEY, Robert (1661-1724)
Freeman, Ludlow 1711, New Radnor 1714, common councilman 1719; freeman, Edinburgh 1725; high steward, Cambridge 1728–d.; vice-pres. St. George’s Hosp. 1733; gov. Foundling Hosp. 1739.
FRS 1727.
HARLEY, Edward, Ld. Harley (1689-1741)
Recorder, Leominster 1692–1732; freeman, Ludlow 1701.
Commr. taking subscriptions to land bank 1696, S. Sea Co. 1711; dir. S. Sea Co. 1711–15.
Jt. auditor of imprests 1703–d.
HARLEY, Edward (1664-1735)
Capt. of horse (parliamentary) 1643, col. of ft. 1643–7, col. of horse 1660–1; gov. Monmouth 1644–5, Canon Frome 1645–6, Dunkirk May 1660–1; councillor of State 25 Feb.–31 May 1660.
Alderman, New Radnor c.1647–80; commr. scandalous ministers, Herefs. 1654; custos rot. Herefs. Mar.– July 1660, Rad. Mar. 1660–82.
FRS 1663–85.
HARLEY, Sir Edward (1624-1700)
Under-sec. of state, southern dept. 1710–14; first register and clerk of the crown in Barbados June–Oct. 1714.
HARE, Thomas (1686-1760)
?Groom of gt. chamber to Queen Mary by 1692–4.
HARE, Hon. Hugh (1668-1707)