William Brooke , K. Politician and Diplomat; M. Henry Hastings , K. Succeeded to the title ; President of the Council of the North. Heir to the Earldom of Arundel. John Lumley , K. One of the greatest collectors of art and books of his age; created Baron Lumley the title had been forfeited when his father was executed for his part in the Pilgrimage of Grace ; brother-in-law of Henry Fitzalan above ; Custodian of Nonsuch Palace; founder of the Lumlian Lectures at the Royal College of Physicians.
Grandson of Thomas Howard, 3 rd Duke of Norfolk; succeeded to the title Thomas Howard , K. Poet and playwright, patron of the arts and of actors, champion jouster.
Succeeded to the title and became a Ward of Elizabeth I; brought up in the household of Lord Burghley whose daughter he married; he was renowned for his profligacy and lost all his inherited estates. Credited with introducing perfume and embroidered gloves to England. Lord High Chamberlain. James Ley , P. Judge and Politician. Founder member of the Society of Antiquaries. Diplomat, politician and soldier.
Knighted in ; M. Member of the Council of the North. Famous for his book on horsemanship. Politician; M. Inherited the title from his mother Iron founder, soldier and politician. Knighted after serving at Cadiz; he was the co-owner of a patent that gave him and his partner a monopoly in the production of ordnance; M.
Succeeded to the title and became a Ward of Elizabeth I, brought up in the household of Lord Burghley. Soldier and Politician; fought in the military campaigns of the Earl of Essex and joined his rebellion; friend and patron of many writers and artists; son-in-law of Sir Philip Sidney.
