Temple, James Herbert
TEMPLE, JAMES HERBERT. Adm. at Clare, Oct. 9, i886.
[Youngest s. of James, of Burnley, Lanes. B. Feb. 19, 1S67.]
School, Repton. Matric. .Michs. 1886; B.A. and LL.B.
(Law Trip., Pt I, ist Class) 1889. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Nov. 20, 1886. Joined the I.C.S., 1886; Assistant Magistrate
and Collector in Bengal; Collector of Customs, Calcutta,
1893; Under-Secretary, 1894 and 1895; Joint Magistrate and
Deputy Collector, 1896-1906. Died May 23, 1906, at Darjeeling. {Repton Sch. Reg.; Inns of Court; I.C.S. Lists.)
TEMPLE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Caius, June 27, 1782.
S. of John, farmer, of Litcham High House, Norfolk. B.
there. Schools, Holt and King's Lynn. Matric. Lent, 1785; Scholar, 1782; B.A. 1787; M.A. 1790. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 21, 1788; priest, June 7, 1789. R. of Bagthorpe,
Norfolk, 1789-1810. R. of Ashwicken and Leziate, 1793-
1810. Died Mar. 15, iSio, at King's Lynn. M.I. at Ashwicken to him and his wife, Mary. Al. Oxon. erroneously assigns the
above cures to an Oxford namesake, who was Master of
Ponsonby School, Cumberland, until his death in 1808.
{Ven7t, II. 106; G. .Mag., 1810, i. 390.)
TEMPLE, NICHOLAS JOHN. Adm. pens, at St John's, Feb. 17, 1813. Of Middlesex. [2nd s. of Christopher, Esq., of Llan- dudno. B. Nov. 4, 1795, in London.] School, Oswestry
(Mr Donne). Matric. Michs. 1813. Migrated to Sidney,
Dec. 20, 1814; B.A. 1817; M.A. 1820; B.D. 1827; D.D. 1853.
Fellow of Sidney. Senior Proctor, 1825-6. Ord. deacon,
1S19; priest, 1820; C. of Lavendon, Bucks., 1819-23. C. of
Condover, Salop, 1823-5. C. of Chirk, Denbigh, 1825-53.
R. of Gayton, Northants., 1853-76. Died June 15, 1876. (Crockford; Northants. Clergy.)
TEMPLE, Sir RICHARD, Bart. Hon. LL.D. 1883. Adm. at
Trinity, June 16, 1S83. [Eldest] s. of Richard (Balliol
CoUege, Oxford, 1818), of The Nash, Kempsey, Worcs. (and
Louisa Anne, dau. of James Rivett-Camac). .B. [Mar. 8],
1826. [Schools, Rugby and Haileybury.] Entered the Bengal
Civil Service, 1847. Chief Commissioner, Central Provinces,
1865-7; British Resident at Hyderabad; Finance Minister
for Indian Govt., 1868-74; Foreign Secretary, 1868-74;
Lieut. -Governor of Bengal, 1874-7; Governor of Bombay,
1877-80. Created Bart., 1876; C.S.I., 1867; G.C.S.I., 1878;
CLE., 1877. Hon. D.C.L., Oxford, 1880. F.R.S., 1896. M.P.
for the Evesham Division of Worcs., 1885-92; for the
Kingston Division of Surrey, 1892-5. P.C, 1896. Married
(i) Dec. 27, 1849, Charlotte Frances, dau. of Benjamin
Martindale; (2) Jan. 28, 1871, Mary Augusta, dau. of Charles
Robert Lindsay, Bengal C.S. Of Heath Brow, Hampstead.
Died Mar. 15, 1902, at Eastbourne. Father of the next and
of Charles L. (1890). [Rugby Sch. Reg.; Al. Oxon.; Burke,
P. and B.; D.N.B.)
TEMPLE, RICHARD CARNAC. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity
Hall, Feb. 4, 1868. [Elder] s. of Richard (above) (by his
ist wife, Charlotte Frances, dau. of Benjamin Martindale).
B. Oct. 15, 1850, at .\llahabad. [School, Harrow.] Matric.
Michs. 1868; Hon. Fellow, 1908. Ensign, Royal Scots
Fusihers, 1871; Lieut., Bengal Staff Corps, 1877; Capt.,
1883; Major, 1891; Lieut. -Col., 1S97; retired, 1904. Served in
the Afghan Campaign and in the Burmah War, 1887-^9.
Assistant Commissioner, Burmah, and Cantonment Magis-
trate, Mandalay, 1887; Deputy Commissioner, 18S8;
Commander, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, 1895-1904, and
Superintendent of Port Blair Penal Settlement. CLE., 1894.
Conducted from 1884 the monthly Indian Antiquary, which
he carried on under great physical difficulties even after his
retirement in 1904; the 46 volumes produced during his
editorship are an invaluable storehouse of information on
research into Indian subjects. Succeeded his father as
2nd Bart., Mar. 15, 1902. Of The Nash, Kempsey, Worcs.
J.P. and D.L. for Worcs. C.B., 1916. F.B.A.; F.S.A. Knight
of Justice of St John of Jerusalem. Chairman of the Standing
Council of the Baronetage. Married, Mar. 18, 1880, Agnes
Fanny (Lady of Grace, 1901), 2nd dau. of Major-General George Archimedes Searle, Madras S.C, and had issue.
Author, Wide-au'ake Stories; Legends of the Punjab, etc.
Edited, for the Hakluyt Society, The Travels of Peter
Mundy, and, for the Indian Government, the Diaries of
Sir Streynsham Master. Died Mar. 3, 1931, at Territet,
Switzerland. Half-brother of Charles L. (1890). (Harrow Sch.
Reg.; Army Lists; Who -uus Who.)
TEMPLE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Oct. 26, 1846.
[Only s. of Robert Griffiths, barrister, of Lache, Cheshire.
B. Mar. 3, 1829. School, Rugby.] Matric. Lent, 1848; B.A.
1852. President of the Union, 1850. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, Oct. 30, 1851. Ord. deacon (Chester) 1853; priest,
1854; C of St Mary-on-the-Hill, Chester, 1853-4. V. of
Lache, Cheshire, 1854-7. H.M. Inspector of Schools, 1857-92-
R. of Ewhurst, Surrey, 1892-7. Died Oct. 29, 1902, at
Broughton, near Chester. (Rugby Sch. Reg.; Inns of Court;
Crockford; The Times, Nov. 1, 1902.)
Temple, William Johnson
TEMPLE, THOMAS RAMSHAY SMYTH. Adm. pens, at Trinity,
Nov. 1S43. [Only s. of Frederick James Henr>' (fonnerly Smyth), of London (and Susanna, dau. of the Rev. Thomas
Ramshay, of Brampton, Cumberlamd). B. June 10, 1823.
School, Eton.] Matric. .Michs. 1845; B.A. 1848; M.A. 1851.
At Bonn University. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 22, 1846. Called to the Bar, June 13, 1851. Of 10, Sussex Square,
London, and EUerslie, Chichester. Married (x) 1854, Catherine
Victoire, dau. of M. Larmane; (2) Feb. 2, 1861, Henrietta,
eldest dau. of Joseph Chitty, Esq., of the Middle Temple;
(3) 1870, Georgiana Adelaide, dau. of William Golden
Lumley, Q.C. Died Feb. 3, 1909, at Dover. Father of
Arthur L. (1889). (Eton Sch. Lists; Inns of Court (which
gives ' Robert ' Ramshay Smyth) ; Law Lists ; Foster, Men at the Bar; Walford, County Families; The Times, Feb. 5, 1909.)
TEMPLE, THOMAS WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi,
Feb. 5, 1753. Of Norfolk. [4th s. of Sir Thomas, Bart., of
Stowe Park, Bucks.] Matric. Easter, 1753; Scholar, 1754;
B.A. 1757; M.A. 1760; B.D. 1768; D.D. 1792. Fellow, 1758-
69. V. of Newton, Norfolk, 1782-98. R. of Whepstead and
of Kirkley, Suffolk, 1798-1809. Married, 1769, Miss Dalbee, of Mutford, Suffolk. Died Jan. 24, 1809, aged 74, at his house,
Northwood Place, Mutford. M.I. at Mutford. Father of
Edward D. (1800) and the next. (Lamb; G. Mag., 1809, i.
588.)
TEMPLE, THOMAS WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall,
Nov. 12, 1802. [Youngest s. of the Rev. T[homas] W[illiam]
(above), of Northwood Place, Mutford, Suffolk.] Migrated to
Corpus Christi, May 6, 1803. Scholar, 1803. Died Oct. 17,
1804, 'of a putrid fever,' aged 20. M.I. at Mutford. Brother of Edward D. (1800). (G. Mag., 1804, 11. 986.)
TEMPLE, WATKIN. Adm. pens, at St John's, July 2, 1845. S. of Christopher, barrister-at-law, of Bloomsbury, London
(and Sarah). B. there, Nov. 3, 1823. Matric. Michs. 1845.
Migrated to Jesus, Mar. 27, 1846; B.A. 1853. Ord. deacon
(Winchester) 1852; priest (Exeter) Sept. 25, 1853; C of
Eccleshall, Staflts., 1852-3. C of Hurstbome-Priors,
Hants., 1834-7. R. of Nymet Rowland, Devon, 1857-67-
R. of A\-ington, Hants., 1867-70. V. of St Barnabas, South
Kennington, London, 1S70-82. R. of Cardiston, Salop, 1882- 1904. Married Mary Mumford. Died June 28, 1904. (Crockford; The Times, July 1, 1904.)
TEMPLE, The Hon. WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at
St John's, June 27, 1806. 2nd s. of Henry, Viscount
Palmerston (1757), of Middlesex (by his 2nd wife, Mar>', dau. of Benjamin Mee). [B. Jan. 19, 1788.] School, Harrow.
Matric. Michs. 1806; M.A. 1808. Adm. at Lincohi's Inn, July 14, 1808. Attache at The Hague, 1814; Secretary of the
Legation at Stockhohn, 1814-17; at Frankfurt, 1817-23; at
Berlin, 1823-8; at St Petersburg, 1828-31. Precis writer to
his brother. Lord Palmerston, at the Foreign Office, 1831-2.
Minister Plenipotentiary at Dresden, 1S32; Envoy Extra-
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Naples, 1832-56.
K.C.B., 1851. Died Aug. 24, 1856, in London. Left a valuable
collection of objects of antiquarian interest to the British
Museum. Brother of Henry John (1803, sub Palmerston).
(Harrow Sch. Reg.; Boase, iii. 909; Inns of Court.)
TEMPLE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, July i,
1818. Of Kent. [B. Sept. 21, I797-] Matric. Michs. 1818;
Scholar, 1819; B.A. 1822; M..'\. 1870. Ord. deacon (London,
for Canterbury) May 25, 1823; priest, Dec. 21, 1S23; C-in- charge of Ivvchurch, Kent, 1823. C-in-charge of Tenterden,
1824-31. C'-in-charge of Sandon, Throcking and Rushden, Herts., 1831-8. C of Whitstable and Seasalter, Kent, 1838-
43. C of St .AJphege with St Mary Northgate, Canterbury,
1843-5. R. of St Alphege with St Mary Northgate, Canter- bury, 1845-S7, and Master of Eastbridge Hospital. Died Dec. 4, 1887. Father of George W. (1845).
TEMPLE, WILLIAM JOHNSON (or JOHNSTONE). Adm. pens, at
Trinity Hall, May 22, 1758; re-adm. as FeU.-Com., June 22,
1763. [Eldest s. of William, of Allerdean, Benvick-on-Tweed. B. there, Dec. 6, 1739. Bapt. Dec. 20, 1739. At Edinburgh
Univ., 1756.] Matric. Michs. 1758; LL.B. 1766. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, May 2, 1759- Ord. deacon and priest
(Exeter) 1766; R. of Mamhead, Devon, 1766-76. V. of St Gluvias, Cornwall, 1776-96. Married, Aug. 6, i777. Aim,
dau. of William Stow, of Berwick-on-Tweed. A life-long friend of Boswell from the time they were in the Greek Class
at Edinburgh. Author, An Essay ott the Clergy; On the Abuse
of Unrestrained Power; and an appreciation of Gray, used by
Dr Johnson in his Lives of the Poets. Died at St Gluvias,
Aug. 13, 1796. (D.N.B.; Inns of Court; Sir Wasey Sterry; Biblio. Cornub.)
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