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Altered first entry in:

Titles from birth to death

• Master John Pitt (1756–1761)
• The Honourable John Pitt (1761–1766)
• Viscount Pitt (1766–1778)

from Mr. to Master, as all infants then in the British Isles were legally Master until they reached 21 --- kinda like reaching the Toga Virilis.

Strictly, I guess the second entry would also be Master, but I can't say how that was combined with The Honourable without sounding unbearably stuffy. Claverhouse ( talk) 18:56, 3 April 2018 (UTC) reply