Assistant Masters of The Ceremonies
- 1668-1672: Charles Cotterell
- 1672-1686: Charles Lodowick Cotterell
- 1686-1699: John Dormer
- 1699-1707: Clement Cotterell
- 1710-1740: John Inglis
- 1740-1758: Charles Cotterell
- 1758-1796: Stephen Cotterell
- 1796-1818: Robert Chester
- 1818-1822: Robert Chester (jnr.)
- 1822-1823: W. J. Crosbie
- 1823-1825: H. T. B. Mash
- 1825-1845: Thomas Seymour Hyde
- 1845-1847: Hon. Sir Edward Cust
- 1847-?: William Henry Cornwall
- ?-1881: Charles Bagot
- 1881-1887: Augustus Savile
- 1887-1901: William Chaine
- 1901-?: Robert Follett Synge, Esq., CMG
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