The Topographer: Containing a Variety of Original Articles, Illustrative of the Local History and Antiquities of England, Volumen2Sir Egerton Brydges Robson and Clarke, 1790 |
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... Barony , turns that Honor into a Barony " in Fee ? SIR , To the TOPOGRAPHER , Derby , 11th January , 1790 . Your Correfpondent B. F. has in your first Volume , ( p . 75 and 76 , ) confidered the question , " whether the writ , by which ...
... Barony , turns that Honor into a Barony " in Fee ? SIR , To the TOPOGRAPHER , Derby , 11th January , 1790 . Your Correfpondent B. F. has in your first Volume , ( p . 75 and 76 , ) confidered the question , " whether the writ , by which ...
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... Barony by inheritance , under the grandfather's patent , fince their claim of the inheritance being broken by the attainder of B. the title must eô instanti vest in the male defcend- ant of A. next in priority whofe blood is uncorrupted ...
... Barony by inheritance , under the grandfather's patent , fince their claim of the inheritance being broken by the attainder of B. the title must eô instanti vest in the male defcend- ant of A. next in priority whofe blood is uncorrupted ...
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... Barony by anti- cipating his death and vesting it in his fon , and if the law admits of a furrender or conveyance of the Barony from the father , he may furrender it for the benefit of , or convey it to , his second or third fon or any ...
... Barony by anti- cipating his death and vesting it in his fon , and if the law admits of a furrender or conveyance of the Barony from the father , he may furrender it for the benefit of , or convey it to , his second or third fon or any ...
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... Barony of Bruce , of Tottenham , devolved by virtue of the patent on the before named Thomas Bruce Brudenel ; but the Barony of Bruce , of Whorlton , being by virtue of the fum- mons ( which was prior to the patent ) a Barony in Fee ...
... Barony of Bruce , of Tottenham , devolved by virtue of the patent on the before named Thomas Bruce Brudenel ; but the Barony of Bruce , of Whorlton , being by virtue of the fum- mons ( which was prior to the patent ) a Barony in Fee ...
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... Barony of Beaumont , in right of this defcent . + The heir of this match was the unfortunate Knight , to whom Q. Anne Boleyn dropped her handkerchief , an imprudence that coft both their lives . Crown , Crown , in the reign of James I ...
... Barony of Beaumont , in right of this defcent . + The heir of this match was the unfortunate Knight , to whom Q. Anne Boleyn dropped her handkerchief , an imprudence that coft both their lives . Crown , Crown , in the reign of James I ...
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