PAGE OF HONOUR
While a page is a comparatively low-ranking servant, a 'Page of Honour' is a ceremonial position in the Royal Household of the Sovereign of the United Kingdom. It requires attendance on state occasions, but does not now involve the daily duties which were once attached to the office of page.
It is usually a distinction granted to teenage sons of members of the nobility and gentry, and especially of senior members of the Royal Household. Pages of Honour feature in British Coronations, the State Opening of Parliament, and other ceremonies.
★ Lt Colonel Charles Augustus West [1]
★ Charles George James Arbuthnot[2]
★ Charles Cecil Cope Jenkinson[3]
'Fifth Page of Honour'
★ 1927-1932: Alfred Hesketh-Prichard, Esq.
★ 1932-1936: Patrick Crichton, Esq.
★ Page of the Presence
★ Page of the Backstairs
1. Lt Colonel Charles Augustus West
2. Lt.-Gen. Charles George James Arbuthnot
3. Jenkinson, The Honourable Charles Cecil Cope
It is usually a distinction granted to teenage sons of members of the nobility and gentry, and especially of senior members of the Royal Household. Pages of Honour feature in British Coronations, the State Opening of Parliament, and other ceremonies.
| Contents |
| Pages of Honour |
| George III |
| George IV |
| William IV |
| Victoria |
| Edward VII |
| George V |
| Edward VIII |
| George VI |
| Elizabeth II |
| See also |
| References |
Pages of Honour
George III
★ Lt Colonel Charles Augustus West [1]
★ Charles George James Arbuthnot[2]
★ Charles Cecil Cope Jenkinson[3]
George IV
'First Page of Honour' ★ 1820-1821: Arthur Wellesley, Esq. ★ 1821-1826: Lord Frederick Paulet ★ 1826-1828: William Bathurst, Esq. ★ 1828-1830: Henry D'Aguilar, Esq. | 'Second Page of Honour' ★ 1820-1823: Frederick Paget, Esq. ★ 1823-1826: William Burton, Esq. ★ 1826-1830: Frederic Hamilton, Esq. | 'Third Page of Honour' ★ 1820-1824: ? ★ 1824-1830: Arthur Somerset, Esq. | 'Fourth Page of Honour' ★ 1820-1825: Arthur Torrens, Esq. ★ 1825-1830: Joseph Hudson, Esq. |
William IV
'First Page of Honour' ★ 1830-1835: Henry D'Aguilar, Esq. ★ 1830-1837: Charles Ellice, Esq. | 'Second Page of Honour' ★ 1830-1831: Frederic Hamilton, Esq. ★ 1831-?: Frederick Stephenson, Esq. | 'Third Page of Honour' ★ 1830-1832: Arthur Somerset, Esq. ★ 1830-1837: Lord Hay | 'Fourth Page of Honour' ★ 1830: Joseph Hudson, Esq. ★ 1830-1837: Hon. Adolphus Graves ★ 1837: James Cowell, Esq. |
Victoria
Edward VII
'First Page of Honour' ★ 1901: Hon. Ivan Hay ★ 1901-1907: Hon. Victor Spencer ★ 1907-1910: George Lane, Esq. | 'Second Page of Honour' ★ 1901-1902: Harold Festing, Esq. ★ 1902-1906: Nigel Legge, Esq. ★ 1906-1908: Edward Hardinge, Esq. ★ 1908-1910: Walter Campbell, Esq. | 'Third Page of Honour' ★ 1901-1903: The Viscount Torrington ★ 1903-1908: Donald Davidson, Esq. ★ 1908-1910: Anthony Lowther, Esq. | 'Fourth Page of Honour' ★ 1901-1904: John Bigge, Esq. ★ 1904-1910: Hon. Edward Knollys |
George V
'Fifth Page of Honour'
★ 1927-1932: Alfred Hesketh-Prichard, Esq.
★ 1932-1936: Patrick Crichton, Esq.
Edward VIII
'First Page of Honour' ★ 1936:George Seymour, Esq. | 'Second Page of Honour' ★ 1936: George Hardinge, Esq. | 'Third Page of Honour' ★ 1936: The Lord Herschell |
George VI
'First Page of Honour' ★ 1936-1940: George Seymour, Esq. ★ 1940-1946: None due to WW2 ★ 1946-1949: Bernard Gordon-Lennox, Esq. ★ 1949-1952: Henry Seymour, Esq. | 'Second Page of Honour' ★ 1936-1938: George Hardinge, Esq. ★ 1938-1939: David Stuart, Esq. ★ 1939-1946: None due to WW2 ★ 1946-1950: George Paynter, Esq. ★ 1950-1952: Michael Anson, Esq. | 'Third Page of Honour' ★ 1936-1940: The Lord Herschell ★ 1940-1947: None due to WW2 ★ 1947-1951: James Ogilvy, Esq. ★ 1951-1952: Jonathan Peel, Esq. | 'Fourth Page of Honour' ★ 1936-1940: Robert Eliot, Esq. ★ 1940-1948: None due to WW2 ★ 1948-1950: Lord Hyde ★ 1950-1952: Hon. Charles Wilson ★ 1952: The Earl Erne |
Elizabeth II
See also
★ Page of the Presence
★ Page of the Backstairs
References
1. Lt Colonel Charles Augustus West
2. Lt.-Gen. Charles George James Arbuthnot
3. Jenkinson, The Honourable Charles Cecil Cope
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