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In the House of Lords. List of proofs for the case of John Henry, Duke of Rutland, as to the Barony of Roos or Ros, of Hamlake, Trusbutt, and Belvoir, and the Barony of Manners of Haddon.

By: Manners, John Henry, 5th Duke of Rutland.Contributor(s): Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords. Committee for Privileges.Publisher: London : Printed by W. Clarke and Sons, 1806Description: 3, [1]p.Note: Binder's title: Peerage Cases. 2. 1800-1825Subject(s): Ros peerage claim | Peerage -- Great Britain -- Claims
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Case of the Lady Essex Ker, eldest sister of John, late Duke of Roxburghe; claiming the titles, honours, and dignities of Duchess and Countess of Roxburghe, Marchioness of Beaumont and Cessfurd, Countess of Kelso, Viscountess of Broxmouth, Baroness Ker of Cessfurd and Cavertoun, and Baroness Roxburghe. Appendix to the case of the Lady Essex Ker, claiming the titles and dignities of Roxburghe. Case of the Lady Essex Ker, eldest sister of John, late Duke of Roxburghe; claiming the titles, honours, and dignities of Duchess and Countess of Roxburghe, Marchioness of Beaumont and Cessfurd, Countess of Kelso, Viscountess of Broxmouth, Baroness Ker of Cessfurd and Cavertoun, and Baroness Roxburghe. In the House of Lords. List of proofs for the case of John Henry, Duke of Rutland, as to the Barony of Roos or Ros, of Hamlake, Trusbutt, and Belvoir, and the Barony of Manners of Haddon. The case of John Henry, Duke of Rutland, claiming to be Baron Roos or Ros, of Hamlake, Trusbutt, and Belvoir, and Baron Manners of Haddon. House of Lords. The case of the Right Honourable Charlotte Fitz-gerald, wife of the Right Honourable Henry Fitz-gerald, commonly called Lord Henry Fitz-gerald; in relation to the Barony of Roos or Ros. To be heard at the bar of the House of Lords. House of Lords. List of proofs for the case of Lady Henry Fitz-gerald, as to the barony of Roos or Ros.

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Binder's title: Peerage Cases. 2. 1800-1825

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