while living in Peking, was married to William Nelthorpe Beauclerk, grandson of William Beauclerk, 8th Duke of St Albans in 1892. Archives The papers and correspondence of Sir Robert Hart (MS 15) are held in the Special Collections & Archives of Queen's University, Belfast and at (PP MS 67) in the Archives and Special Collections of the School of Oriental and African Studies, London. Awards and recognition Robert Hart, was highly decorated, receiving four hereditary titles, fifteen orders of knighthood (of the first class) and many other honorary academic and civic awards. His skills as Inspector-General were recognized by both Chinese and Western authorities, and he was awarded several honorific Chinese titles, including the Red Button, or button of the highest rank; a Peacock's Feather; the Order of the Double Dragon; the Ancestral Rank of the First Class of the First Order for Three Generations; and the title of Junior Guardian of the Heir Apparent in December 1901. He was also appointed a CMG, KCMG, and GCMG, and received a British baronetcy. In 1900, he was awarded the Prussian Order of the Crown (First Class), and received this in person the following year from the German Minister in China. In 1906, he was awarded a Grand Cross of the Order of the Dannebrog by the King of Denmark. His name is still remembered through a street, Hart Avenue, in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. There was also formerly a "Rue Hart " in the Beijing Legation Quarter (now Taijichang First Street) and a Hart Road in Shanghai (now Changde Road). In 1935, the "Sir Robert Hart Memorial Primary School" in Portadown, Northern Ireland, was established in his name. Hart is commemorated in the scientific name of a species of Chinese legless lizard, Dopasia harti. He was posthumously promoted to "Minister" rank and awarded the title of Senior Guardian of the Heir Apparent according to Chinese political tradition. Honours list 1870: Chevalier of the Order of Vasa (Sweden). 1873: Grand Cross of the Order of Franz Joseph (Austria-Hungary; Commander: 1870) 1875: Honorary Master of Arts, Queen's College, Belfast. 1881: Red Button of the First Class (China). 1882: Honorary Doctor of Laws, Queen's College, Belfast. 1885: Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour (France; Commander: 1878) 1885: First Class, Second Grade of the Order of the Double Dragon (China) 1885: The Peacock's Feather (China) 1885: Knight Commander of the Order of Pius