1830—The Rev. J. W. Baugh, and the Rev. Francis Mills, for the Clergy; and the Rev. William Digby, Sub-Dean, for the Dean and Chapter. 1831—The same clergymen reappointed. 1832—The Rev. J. W. Baugh, and the Rev. Francis Mills, for the Clergy; and the Rev. Townsend Forrester, D.D., Sub-Dean, for the Dean and Chapter. 1835—The same clergymen reëlected. 1837—The Rev. Thomas Baker, M.A., Rector of Hartlebury, and the Rev. George Leigh Cook, B.D., Rector of Cubbington, Warwickshire, for the Clergy; and the Rev. William Digby, M.A., Prebendary, for the Dean and Chapter. 1841—The Rev. Henry Arthur Woodgate, B.D., Rector of Bellbroughton, and the Rev. John Howells, Vicar of St. Trinity, Coventry, for the Clergy; and the Rev. William Digby for the Chapter. 1847—The Rev. H. A. Woodgate, and the Rev. Robert Chapman Savage, M.A., Vicar of Nuneaton, for the Clergy; and the Hon. and Rev. Somers Cocks for the Chapter. 1852—The Rev. H. A. Woodgate and the Rev. R. Seymour were elected by the clergy. Two other clergymen were proposed, viz., the Rev. P. M. Smythe and the Rev. R. C. Savage; the latter as a gentleman opposed to the revival of Convocation; and a show of hands was taken. For Mr. Woodgate 20 hands were held up; for Mr. Seymour, 23; for Mr. Smythe, 17; and for Mr. Savage, 9. THE EXECUTIVE. LORDS LIEUTENANT OF THE COUNTY. 1800—The Earl of Coventry. 1808—NOVEMBER—The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Deerhurst appointed Lord Lieutenant in the place of his father, who resigned in consequence of his age and increased infirmities. 1831—MARCH—The Right Hon. Lord Foley, in the room of the Earl of Coventry, deceased. 1833—MAY—The Right Hon. Lord Lyttelton, in the room of Lord Foley, deceased. 1837—JULY—The Right Hon. Lord Foley, in the room of Lord Lyttelton, deceased. 1839—OCTOBER—The Right Hon. Lord Lyttelton, in the room of Lord Foley, resigned. CHAIRMEN OF COUNTY QUARTER SESSIONS. 1800—William Welch, Esq. 1817—Earl Beauchamp. 1823—Benjamin Johnson, Esq. 1824—Lord Plymouth. 1829—Sir C. S. Smith, Bart. 1834—J. S. Pakington, Esq. HIGH SHERIFFS OF THE COUNTY. 1800—William Smith, Esq., Eardiston. 1801—Thomas Phillips, Esq., Broadway. 1802—Thomas Newnham, Esq., Broadwas. 1803—John Phillips, Esq., Winterdyne. 1804—Edward Knight, Esq., Wolverley (_ob._), and Thomas Holme Esq., Beoley. 1805—John Amphlett, Esq., Clent. 1806—Sir Thomas Winnington, Bart., Stamford. 1807—Thomas Bland, Esq., Ham Court. 1808—Sir John Pakington, Bart., Westwood. 1809—Henry Bromley, Esq., Abberley Hall. 1810—Joseph Smith, Esq., Sion Hill. 1811—Thomas Hawkes, Esq., Dudley. 1812—John Baker, Esq., Wolverley. 1813—E. Lechmere Charlton, Esq., Hanley. 1814—John Knight, Esq., Lea Castle. 1815—Edward Dixon, Esq., Dudley. 1816—Joseph Lea, Esq., The Hill. 1817—John Taylor, Esq., Strensham. 1818—Samuel Wall, Esq., Hallow Park. 1819—John Jeffreys, Esq., Blakebrook. 1820—Richard Griffiths, Esq., Thorngrove. 1821—Elias Isaac, Esq., Boughton House.