18th Century
- 1700: John Lloyd
- 1701–1702: Edward Morgan
- 1703: Thomas Lloyd
- 1704: Robert Davies of Gwysaney and Llanerch
- 1705: Roger Mostin
- 1706: John Whitehall
- 1707: William Hanmer
- 1708: Thomas Mostin of Lyd
- 1709: Roger Price
- 1710: Thomas Pennant
- 1711: John Lloyd of Downing
- 1712: Thomas Eyton of Leeswood
- 1713: John Williams
- 1714: Richard Jones of Hender
- 1715: John Wynne of Towr
- 1716: Josias Jones of Oakenholt
- 1717: William Young of Bryn Yorkin
- 1718–1720: William Brock
- 1721: Evan Lloyd of Halkin
- 1722: Thomas Hughes
- 1722–1724: George Wynne
- 1724: Sir Stephen Glynne, 4th Baronet
- 1724–1726: Peter Pennant
- 1726: Thomas Lloyd of Halton
- 1726: Broughton Whitehall of Broughton
- 1727: William Wynne of Bryngwyn
- 1728: Maurice Wynne of Plas-yn-y-coed
- 1729: Thomas Whitley of Aston
- 1730: Edward Dimmock of Penley
- 1731: Thomas Wynne of Maes-y-Coed
- 1732: Robert Price of Kilken
- 1733: Richard Williams of Penbew'd
- 1734: David Foulkes of Gwernlignon
- 1737: Francis Price of Bryn-y-Pys
- 1738: Edward Morgan of Golden Grove
- 1739: David Pennant of Downing and Bychton
- 1740: Thomas Wynne, Jnr of Llwynegrin
- 1741: Henry Lloyd
- 1742: William Myddelton of Skiviog
- 1743: Hugh Hughes of Coed-y-Braine
- 1745: Robert Davies of Gwysanney
- 1746: Bagot Read
- 1747: Sir Thomas Longueville, 4th Baronet
- 1748: Thomas Hughes of Halkin
- 1750: John Broughton Whitehall of Broughton
- 1751–1752: Sir John Glynne, 6th Baronet of Hawarden
- 1753: Peter Morgan of Golden Grove (son of Edward, HS 1738)
- 1754: Edward Pennant of Bagillt
- 1755: Richard Coytmore of Plason
- 1756: John Barker of Overton
- 1757: John Wright of Plas Issa
- 1758: Robert Parry of Pwilalog
- 1759: William Davies, of Henfryn
- 1760: John Williams of Garnedd Wen
- 1761: Thomas Thomas of Downing
- 1762: Thomas Pennant of Downing and Bychton
- 1763: Humphrey Hanmer of Hanmer
- 1764: Edward Lloyd of Pentrehobin
- 1765: Richard Parry Price of Bryn-y-Piece
- 1766: John Edwards of Lanykefn
- 1767: Thomas Kyffin of Coed-y-Brain
- 1768: Phillips Lloyd Fletcher of Gwernhailod
- 1769: Edward Lloyd, later Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd, 1st Baronet of Pengwern
- 1770: Thomas Griffith of Rhual
- 1771: Paul Panton of Bagilt
- 1772: Thomas Eyton of Leeswood
- 1773: John Ellis Mostin of Calcoed
- 1774: John Puleston of Emral
- 1775: Owen Wynne of Overton
- 1776: John Davies of Gwysaney
- 1777: Robert Foulks of Gwernygron
- 1778: Richard Allen of Bistree
- 1779: Richard Hill Waring, of Leeswood
- 1780: John Wynne, of Soughton
- 1781: Henry Thrale, of Bachegrig
- 1782: Hon. Thomas FitzMaurice
- 1783: George William Prescott, of Hawarden
- 1784: Thomas Patton of Flint
- 1785: Sir Thomas Hanmer of Hanmer, Bt
- 1786: John Edwards of Kelsterton
- 1787: Philip Yorke of Maes-y-Groes
- 1788: John Fitzgerald of Bettisfield
- 1789: Richard Wilding of Prestatyn
- 1790: Charles Brown of Llwynegryn
- 1791: Gwyllym Lloyd Wardle of Hartsheath
- 1792: Edward Morgan of Golden Grove (son of Peter, HS 1752
- 1793: Richard Puleston of Emral
- 1794: Daniel Leo of Llanerch
- 1795: John Williams, later Sir John Williams, 1st Baronet of Bodelwyddan
- 1796: Bromfield Foulkes of Gwern-y-gron
- 1797: Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd, 2nd Baronet of Pengwern Place
- 1798: John Edwards Maddocks of Vron View
- 1799: John Jones of St. Asaph
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