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Charles II
The number of pages in ordinary (salaried) fluctuated considerably during Charles II's reign, although it was officially set to three in 1669 and four in 1682.
c. 6 November 1661 – 22 February 1662: Bevil Skelton
c. 6 November 1661 – aft. 28 May 1665: John Napier
29 September 1662 – by 11 November 1668: Sidney Godolphin
bef. 18 April 1664 – late 1664?: Rupert Dillon
28 February 1665 – 16 June 1671?: Thomas Felton , succeeding Dillon
11 November 1668 – 12 April 1676: William Legge , succeeding Godolphin
30 November 1668 – to 24 June 1678: John Berkeley
11 January 1670 – ?: Sir Charles Wyndham
April 1673 – aft. 24 June 1678: John Prideaux
May 1673 – 6 February 1685: Robert Killigrew
May 1673 – 6 February 1685: Aubrey Porter
27 February 1675 – 23 July 1678: Henry Wroth
23 July 1678 – 6 February 1685: Thomas Pulteney or Poultney, succeeding Wroth
c. 16 December 1680 – 6 February 1685: Sutton Oglethorpe
24 November 1671 – May 1673: Robert Killigrew
24 November 1671 – May 1673: Aubrey Porter
25 November 1674 – 27 February 1675: Henry Wroth
12 July 1681 – 6 February 1685: Charles Skelton
James II
Two pages in ordinary were appointed during the reign of James II.
25 June 1685: James Levinston
William III
Four pages in ordinary were appointed during the reign of William III, which became the customary number, although there seem to have been only three at times due to unfilled vacancies.
26 March 1689 – c.1691: Nicholas Needham
1692 – by 23 April 1697: Carew Raleigh
23 April 1697 – 8 March 1702: Robert Rich
8 June 1689 – 1693?: Charles Dormer
vacant 1 December 1697 – 8 March 1702: William Colt
21 January 1690 – 23 January 1692/3: Matthew Harvey
c.1693 – by 23 April 1697: George Feilding
23 April 1697 – 8 March 1702: Allan Wentworth
John Brockhuisen appears in the post-mortem accounts of the Board of Green Cloth as a page of honour to William III, but this may be an error, as he appears elsewhere as a pensioner after serving as Queen Mary's page of honour.
Anne
6 July 1702 – by 10 May 1709: Robert Blount
10 May 1709 – 1 August 1714: John Mordaunt
6 July 1702 – by 26 April 1708: John Gough
26 April 1708 – 8 February 1712: Charles Hedges
19 July 1712 – 1 August 1714: Thomas Murray
George I
Three of Anne's pages were continued in office.
1 August 1714 – by 25 August 1718: John Mordaunt
25 August 1718 – 2 April 1721: Emanuel Howe
26 April 1721 – 1727: Hon. Archibald Carmichael
1 August 1714 – by 5 August 1715?: John Hampden
5 August 1715 – by 21 May 1724: Thomas Bludworth
21 May 1724 – 11 June 1727: Walter Villiers
24 November 1714 – by 26 April 1727: Guildford Killigrew
26 April 1727 – 11 June 1727: Henry Newton
George II
Two of George I's pages were continued in office, while George II's two pages as Prince of Wales entered royal service.
11 June 1727 – by 19 May 1731: Hon. Archibald Carmichael
19 May 1731 – by 1 April 1737: Thomas Style
1 April 1737 – by 13 May 1740: Charles Henry Lee
13 May 1740 – by 24 May 1746: Sandys Mill
24 May 1746 – by 5 January 1747: Hon. George Bennet
5 January 1747 – by 2 December 1752: Thomas Brudenell
2 December 1752 – by 4 January 1757: William Middleton
4 January 1757 – by 16 January 1760: Henry Wallop
16 January 1760 – 25 October 1760: Henry Vernon
11 June 1727 – by 19 May 1731: Sir William Irby, Bt
19 May 1731 – by 9 December 1735: Henry d'Arcy
9 December 1735 – by 8 November 1739: John Ashburnham
8 November 1739 – by 3 November 1744: Hon. Bluett Wallop
3 November 1744 – by 14 January 1747: Hon. William Howe
14 January 1747 – by 19 November 1751: Hon. George West
19 November 1751 – by 28 February 1755: William Feilding
28 February 1755 – 25 October 1760: Hon. Henry Monckton
20 December 1727 – by 23 October 1734: John FitzWilliam
23 October 1734 – by 8 November 1739: Philip Roberts
8 November 1739 – by 5 September 1745: Charles Chamberlayne
5 September 1745 – by 14 April 1748: William Tryon
14 April 1748 – by 25 January 1753: John Jenkinson
25 January 1753 – by 25 March 1760: Hon. John Byng
25 March 1760 – 25 October 1760: Doddington Egerton
26 December 1727 – by 2 October 1731: Henry Panton
2 October 1731 – by 1 April 1737: Hon. John Boscawen
1 April 1737 – by 23 October 1741: Hon. Charles Roper
23 October 1741 – by 1 July 1746: Hon. William Keppel
1 July 1746 – 15 April 1748: Charles Knollys
14 November 1748 – by 20 November 1753: Harvey Smith
20 November 1753 – by 9 April 1759: James Bathurst
9 April 1759 – 25 October 1760: John Wrottesley
George III
Three of George II's pages were continued in office. Five pages in ordinary were paid from 1760 to 1761 and from 1773 to 1782.
vacant
25 October 1760 – by 17 February 1764: Henry Vernon
10 February 1764 – by 3 December 1772: Thomas Thoroton
3 December 1772 – by 24 January 1777: Richard Barrington
24 January 1777 – by 15 March 1782: Henry Levett Hall
15 March 1782 – by 26 March 1794: Charles West
26 March 1794 – by 16 September 1802: George Dashwood
16 September 1802 – by 10 February 1808: Hon. Henry Fitzroy Stanhope
10 February 1808 – by March 1809: Henry Buckley
6 April 1809 – 30 March 1815: Philip Stanhope
1815 – by 4 May 1819: Frederick Culling–Smith
4 May 1819 – 29 January 1820: Arthur Torrens
25 October 1760 – by 23 January 1768: Doddington Egerton
23 January 1768 – 7 November 1782: Francis Mackenzie
16 December 1760 – by 24 December 1761: Hon. Edmund Boyle
24 December 1761 – by 2 December 1768: John Manners
2 December 1768 – by 26 July 1776: Francis Chaplin
26 July 1776 – by 14 February 1781: William Paul Cerjat
14 February 1781 – by 21 June 1786: Kenneth Howard
21 June 1786 – by 6 April 1791: James Cockburn
6 April 1791 – by 30 July 1794: Edward Draper
30 July 1794 – by 8 March 1800: Charles Parker
8 March 1800 – by 4 February 1804: William Clinton Wynyard
4 February 1804 – by 31 January 1810: Richard Cumberland
31 January 1810 – by 20 October 1815: Henry Murray
20 October 1815 – 29 January 1820: Hon. William Thomas Graves
16 December 1760 – by 1 September 1762: James Hamilton
1 September 1762 – by 14 April 1769: Henry Monckton
14 April 1769 – by 24 January 1777: Henry Greville
24 January 1777 – by 27 November 1784: Henry Solomon Durell
27 November 1784 – by 29 May 1793: John Pate Neville
29 May 1793 – by 9 January 1795: Henry Wilson
9 January 1795 – by 26 May 1803: Charles Townshend Wilson
26 May 1803 – by 19 February 1812: Charles Greville
13 March 1812 – 5 July 1815: Frederick Henry Turner
1815 – by 8 May 1818: John Bloomfield
8 May 1818 – 29 January 1820: Arthur Richard Wellesley
George IV
All four of George III's pages, who had served George IV as Prince Regent, were initially continued in office.
29 January – by 23 June 1820: Hon. William Thomas Graves
23 June 1820 – 1824?: Charles Bagot
20 September 1824 – 26 June 1830: Arthur William FitzRoy Somerset
29 January 1820 – by 9 March 1821: Arthur Richard Wellesley
9 March 1821 – by 19 June 1826: Lord Frederick Paulet
19 June 1826 – 26 June 1830: William Henry Hervey-Bathurst
29 January 1820 – by 30 May 1825: Arthur Torrens
30 May 1825 – 26 June 1830: Joseph Henry Hudson
William IV
All four of George IV's pages were continued in office.
26 June 1830 – by 18 May 1832: Arthur William FitzRoy Somerset
18 May 1832 – 20 June 1837: Lord Kilmarnock
26 June 1830 – by 6 July 1830: Joseph Henry Hudson
6 July 1830 – 3 February 1837: Hon. Adolphus Edward Paget Graves
3 February 1837 – 20 June 1837: James Charles Murray Cowell
26 June 1830 – by 1 January 1832: William Henry Hervey-Bathurst
9 January 1832 – by 30 May 1835: Henry Torrens d'Aguilar
30 May 1835 – 20 June 1837: Charles Ellice
