ALBEMARLE, Earl.--otherwise Aumerle, and Aumale [Albo Marla, or White Marle], from a Town in Normandy, which gave Title to a Peer of France. It was conferred by William III. when at war with Louis XIV. BURY, Viscount (KEPPEL).--In Suffolk. HARRINGTON, Earl (STANHOPE[236]).--From a Village in Northamptonshire. [236] Sir Michael Stanhope, of Harington in Northamptonshire, was the common Ancestor of the Earls of Chesterfield and of Harrington; as also of Earl Stanhope. PETERSHAM, Viscount (STANHOPE).--A Village near Richmond in Surrey[237]. [237] At Petersham was a Villa belonging to the Earl of Rochester, which was burnt down in 1721; after which the Earl of Harrington possessed and took it for his second Title in 1742. SUFFOLK, Earl.--From the County. BINDON, Viscount (HOWARD).--In Dorsetshire. It was the Seat of Lord Marney (A. D. 1607); and came to this Branch of the Family of Howard by a Marriage with the Heiress of Lord Marney[238]. [238] Camden, col. 57. SHIPBROOKE, Viscount.--Richard Vernon was possessed of the Barony of Shipbroke, in Cheshire, in the time of Richard the First[239]. [239] Pennant's Journey from Chester, 1782, p. 19. ORWELL, Baron (VERNON).--Vernon, Baron of Shipbroke, was one of the Barons (of the Palatinate of Chester) created by Hugh Lupus, the first Norman Earl of Chester. Extinct[240]. [240] Pennant's Tour in North Wales, 1778, p. 125. BEAULIEU, Earl; BEAULIEU, Baron (HUSSEY-MONTAGUE).--Beaulieu is an Abbey in Hampshire, and was part of the Estate of John (Montagu) Duke of Montagu, inherited by his Daughter and Co-heiress the Duchess of Manchester, who married Sir Edward Hussey, K. B. Upon this marriage he took the additional name of Montague. VERNON, Baron (VERNON).--The Title is nominal and local, from _Vernon_ in Normandy[241]. The Descent is from Hamon de Massie-Venables, of Kinderton, in Cheshire, who was one of Hugh Lupus's Palatinate Barons, as Earl of Chester. [241] Collins's Peerage, 1779. HARCOURT, Earl.--The Title is from the Name, which is local, from a Town in Normandy, and which is also the Title of a French Dukedom. NUNEHAM, Viscount (HARCOURT).--From the Earl's Seat in Oxfordshire. The Earldom was erected in 1749. GRAFTON, Duke.--From a Village in Northamptonshire, which was erected into an Honour, and conferred by King Charles II. on his Natural Son by the Duchess of Cleveland. EUSTON, Earl (FITZROY).--From the Seat in Suffolk. DEVONSHIRE, Duke (CAVENDISH).--From the County. Descended from a Gentleman Usher to Cardinal Wolsey[242]. [242] See Cavendish's Life of Wolsey. Collins's Collections. HARTINGTON, Marquis (CAVENDISH).--From an obscure Village (the Property of the Duke) in the Peak of Derbyshire. DORSET, Duke.--From the County. Sir Lionel Cranfield, Knight, Lord Cranfield, &c. was a Shop-keeper in London, as his Father had been before him[243]. [243] Bibl. Top. Brit. vol. VI. No XV. from D'Ewes's MS Journal in the British Museum.