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Deputy Clerk of the Closet
The Domestic Chaplain to the Sovereign of the United Kingdom From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Deputy Clerk of the Closet is the Domestic Chaplain to the Sovereign of the United Kingdom. The office was created in 1677. Since 1931, the Deputy Clerk is also the sub-dean of the Chapel Royal (under the Clerk of the Closet). The Deputy Clerk is the only full-time clerical member of the Ecclesiastical Household of the Monarch of the United Kingdom.
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From 1746 until 1903 there were three Deputy Clerks. By 1923 there was only one.
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List of Deputy Clerks of the Closet
- Paul Wright 2015 – present
- Bill Scott 2007–2015
- William Booth 1991–2007
- Anthony Caesar 1979–1991
- James Mansel 1965–1979
- Maurice Foxell 1948–1965
- Wallace Elliott 1941–1948
- Launcelot Percival 1931–1941
- Frederic William Farrar 1894–1931 (re-appointed 1901[1])
- Edgar Sheppard 1903–1910
- John Neale Dalton 1897– (re-appointed 1901[1])
- William Rowe Jolley ca 1901–?[1]
- Charles John Vaughan 1882–1897[2]
- Hugh Pearson 1881–1882
- Arthur Penrhyn Stanley 1863−1881[3][4]
- John Merewether, Dean of Hereford 1837–1850
- Timothy Fish Foord-Bowes 1835–1837[5]
- Frederick-William Blomberg 1827–1837[6]
- Charles Richard Sumner 1824–1826 (afterwards Bishop of Llandaff)[7]
- Robert James Carr 1821–1824[8](afterwards Bishop of Chichester)
- James Stanier Clarke 1816–1817[9]
- Thomas Hughes 1808–1833[10]
- William Cookson 1805–1820[11]
- Edward Legge 1803–1805 (later Bishop of Oxford)[12]
- Charles Moss 1800–1806 (afterwards Bishop of Oxford)[13]
- Henry Majendie 1794–1800 (afterwards Bishop of Chester)[13]
- William Arnald 1782–1787[14]
- John Fisher 1781–1785[15]
- William Buller 1764–1793 (afterwards Bishop of Exeter)[16]
- Newton Ogle 1762–1781[17]
- Charles Poyntz (1761–1808)[18]
- Hon Frederick Keppel 1759–1762 (afterwards Bishop of Exeter)[19]
- Edward Townshend 1748–1758[20][21]
- Jonathan Shipley 1750–1760 (afterwards Dean of Winchester)[7]
- Lord James Beauclerk 1745–1748 (afterwards Bishop of Hereford)[16]
- John Head 1745–1760[10]
- Robert Hay Drummond 1741–1748 (afterwards Bishop of St Asaph)[10]
- Alured Clarke, Dean of Exeter 1734–1742[11][22]
- Charles Naylor 1726–1738[23]
- John Gilbert 1723–1738 (afterwards Bishop of Llandaff. Clerk of the Closet 1752–57)[24]
- Gilbert Burnet 1723–1726[16]
- Henry Egerton 1719–1723 (afterwards Bishop of Hereford. Clerk of the Closet 1735–46)[25]
- ---? Talbot 1718–1723[20]
- ---? Torriano 1716–1718[20]
- William Wake 1689–[26]
- J. Montague 1684–
- Nathaniel Crew 1667–[27]
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