Commr. for militia, Yorks. Mar. 1660; j.p. Yorks. (W. Riding) Mar. 1660 – d., Notts. July 1660 – d.; commr. for oyer and terminer, Midland and Northern circuits July 1660; assessment W. Riding and Notts. Aug. 1660–8, sewers, Hatfield Chase Aug. 1660; dep. lt. (W. Riding) c. Aug. 1660 – Feb. 1667, Oct. 1667 – ?77, 1679–?d.; commr. for corporations, Yorks. 1662 – 63; custos rot. liberty of Cawood 1662–?d., (W. Riding) 1689 – d.; capt. of militia ft. (W. Riding) 1662 – 63, col. 1663 – Mar. 1667, Sept. 1667–?77.
Capt. Prince Rupert’s Horse June – Sept. 1667.
Commr. for public accounts 1667 – 70, trade 1669 – 74, loyal and indigent officers accounts 1671, plantations 1672 – 74; PC 17 Apr. 1672 – 7 Jan. 1676, 21 Apr. 1679 – 21 Oct. 1685, 14 Feb. 1689 – 23 June 1692, ld. pres. 18 Feb. – 21 Oct. 1685; ambassador extraordinary, France and the United Provinces June – July 1672; ld. privy seal 1682 – 85, 1689 – 90; gov. of Society of Mineral and Battery Works 1682 – d., Mines Royal 1683 – d.; chancellor to Queen Catherine of Braganza 1684 – 85; Speaker, House of Lords Jan.-Oct. 1689.
FRS 1675.
This biography is based on H. C. Foxcroft, Life and Letters of Halifax.
SAVILE, Sir George (1633-95)
