R. JERMYN COOPER.

The Rectory, Chiltington Hunt, Sussex.

_Matthew Lewis._--Allow me to solicit information, through the medium of

"N. & Q.," where I can see a pedigree of Matthew Lewis, Esq., Deputy

Secretary of War for many years under the Right Hon. William Windham, then

M.P. for Norwich, and other Secretaries-at-War. I rather think Mr. Lewis

married a daughter of Sir Thomas Sewell, Kt., Master of the Rolls from 1764

to 1784; and had a son, Matthew Gregory Lewis, known as _Monk_ Lewis, who

was M.P. for Hindon at the close of the last century: a very clever but

eccentric young man. I also believe Lieut.-Gen. John Whitelocke, and Gen.

Sir Thos. Brownrigg, G.C.B., who died in 1838, were connected by marriage

with the Sewell or Lewis families.

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