Details for: Case on the claim of Randal, stiling himself Lord Baron of Dunsany, to be restored to the title and honour of Baron of Dunsany.

Case on the claim of Randal, stiling himself Lord Baron of Dunsany, to be restored to the title and honour of Baron of Dunsany.

.Publisher: [Dublin? : s.n., 1782]Description: 4p. ; 2.°.Note: Binder's title: Peerage Cases. I. 1720-1799Subject(s): Dunsany peerage claim

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Randall Plunkett's claim was allowed by the Irish House of Lords on 26 April 1782.

Signed at end: Walter Burgh. John Fitzgibbon.

Drop-head title.

With a docket-title.

Binder's title: Peerage Cases. I. 1720-1799