[231] The Barony of Herbert of Cherbury was revived in this Branch in 1743. AUDLEY, Baron (THICKNESSE-TOUCHET). Audley is in Staffordshire. John Touchet married Joan, eldest Daughter of Lord Audley of Heleigh, whose Descendant was found Heir, and had Summons to Parliament, A.D. 1296[232]. The honour of Peerage in the name of Touchet, who was also Earl of Castlehaven in Ireland, ended in a Daughter (Lady Elizabeth), who married Philip Thicknesse, Esq. and died in 1762, leaving Issue; the Barony (being a Fee) passed to George Thicknesse, her Son, on the death of the Earl of Castlehaven, 1777; and who has taken, by sign-manual, 1784, the additional name of Touchet. The Earldom is extinct. [232] Collins's Peerage. ABERGAVENNY, Earl (NEVILE).--This is a Title derived from a Lord Marcher, and taken, among many others now merged or extinct, from the place conquered. Mr. Pennant says, it is the only surviving Title of that nature[233]. [233] Tour in North Wales, vol. II. p. 439, 4to. NEVILE, Viscount.--From the Name. MIDDLETON, Baron (WILLOUGHBY).--From an obscure Village, near Sutton-Coldfield, in Warwickshire[234]. [234] Pennant's Journey from Chester to London, 4to, 1782, p. 127. COVENTRY, Earl.--From the City, or the Name. DEERHURST, Viscount (COVENTRY).--From a place in Gloucestershire. STANHOPE, Earl.--A nominal Title. The first Peer of this Branch was created Viscount Stanhope of Mahon, and Baron Stanhope of Elvaston, in the County of Derby, 1717, from his having taken Port-Mahon, in the Island of Minorca, 1708. MAHON, Viscount (STANHOPE).--The same Peer was created Earl Stanhope 1718, by which his second Title became "Viscount Mahon." DUDLEY AND WARD, Viscount (WARD).--The Barony of _Ward_ is nominal, and was conferred in 1644. The Viscounty (by creation in 1763) is derived from a Village near Birmingham in Warwickshire. N. B. The Viscounty includes both Honours; the Title being Viscount _Dudley and Ward_. DORCHESTER, Earl (DAMER).--Lord Milton, a Baron both of England and Ireland, was created Earl of Dorchester in _Dorsetshire_, 1792. MILTON, Viscount.--From Milton Abbey, the Seat of the Family, in Dorsetshire. The Title of Viscount was granted by the Patent in 1792. DORCHESTER, Baron[235] (CARLETON).--Sir Guy Carleton, K. B. was created Baron of Dorchester in _Oxfordshire_, 1786. Sir Dudley Carleton was created Baron Carleton 1626, and Viscount Dorchester in _Oxfordshire_ 1628. It is, however, denied by the Heralds that Sir Guy is of that Family. [235] The Marquisate of Dorchester, which was in the late Dukes of Kingston, was from Dorchester, Dorset. LEEDS, Duke (OSBORNE).--From the Town of Leeds in Yorkshire. CARMARTHEN, Marquis.--From Carmarthen in Wales. DANBY, Earl.--From a Castle of the name in Cleveland, a District of Yorkshire.