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say the privilege of access was recommended for abolition, since the Committee in fact made a broader recommendation that the Privilege of Peerage be abolished...

certainly recognises Peerage titles, as evidenced, for instance, by the right to sit in the Lords and by the Privilege of Peerage. Thirdly, it would be...

disclaims the peerage lose all titles, rights and privileges associated with the peerage. My version: A peer who disclaims the peerage loses all titles...

term the peerage? The term 'Peerage' is a British term referring to 'peers', i.e. Dukes, Marquesses, Earls, Viscounts, Barons and Lords of Parliament...

Herald of Ireland and many also have peerages from the Kingdom of Ireland and the UK of GB and I. The O'Conor Don, for example, was given pride of place...

21 January 1689 Viscount Preston, of Netherby in the County of Cumberland and Baron Liddall of Esk, in the Peerage of England, which titles were not recognised...

Interesting, but I'd be surprised if the Privileges Committee could not tell us whether it is an English or Scottish peerage. Berwick was in England. I think...

term peerage of the Swedish nobility. Sweden has never had peers and thus no peerage. If the representation in Riddarhuser should be considered peerage, then...

subsidiary title of Baron Bingham, in the Peerage of the UK. It is by virtue of this peerage that the famous 7th Earl sat in the House of Lords - you are...

think we do need this seperate page. There are forms of nobility in Britian that are not peerages. Examples include any Scottish armiger, Scottish feudal...

rules of peerage remark. There are no rules to govern courtesy titles nor did the Peerage Act 1963 make any. They are by defintion not matters of law only...

Dukedom of Lenox (as opposed to the Lenox ducal peerage). 70.113.8.195 (talk) 17:06, 27 May 2015 (UTC) I have read this article, and it is need of revision...

rough equivalent of the Peerage of England or Peerage of France, and carried — increasingly as time went on — certain personal privileges, but the Grandees...

Emsworth Support 172 05:17, 8 Jul 2004 (UTC) Support. I like several of the other peerage-related articles too. 81.168.80.170 19:53, 8 Jul 2004 (UTC) Support...

creation of a peerage (as it has access to the letters patent). On other occasions it can be as mistaken as the rest of them, and as for the creation of this...

to peerages where the Committee for Privileges might not have jurisdiction. However, the actual wording of the Royal Warrant included all members of the...

the House of Lords Privileges committee, wouldn't it? My understanding was that they continued to rule on who was entitled to Irish peerages even after...

presents a complete record of all the descendants of persons mentioned there. (For that matter, neither does Burke's!) "ThePeerage.com" really shouldn't be...

Complete Peerage and Scottish Peerage agree that The 2nd Marquess of Hamilton [a Scottish Peerage] was created Earl of Cambridge, in the English Peerage in...

he was elevated to the peerage in his own right in 1803. JMAlter 18:01, 23 February 2007 (UTC) How could he enter the House of Commons in 1790? He was...