Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords. Committee for Privileges

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Books by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords. Committee for Privileges

Total count: 8

Minutes of the proceedings before the Lords Committees for Privileges, on the claim to the title of Earl of Anglesey

1772-01-01
The medical evidence relative to the duration of human pregnancy, given in the Gardner peerage cause, before the Committee for Privileges of the House of Lords in 1825-6with introductory remarks and notes

Burgess and Hill1826-01-01
The Roscommon claim to peerageexplained by the speeches delivered in the sessions of 1827 & 1828, before the Lord's Committee of Privileges; with the decision of the House of Lords thereon. The report includes the speech of Mr. Sydney Taylor, counsel to the Earl of Roscommon:--the reply of Sir Charles Wetherell, His Majesty's Attorney-General:--the speeches and observations of Lord Chancellor Lyndhurst, Lord Redesdale, the Earl of Limerick, &c

Saunders and Benning.1829-01-01
A treatise on the law of adulterine bastardywith a report of the Banbury case and of all other cases bearing upon the subject

W. Pickering1836-01-01
Minutes of evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom the petition of the Rev. Frederick Benjamin Twisleton, rector of Addlestrop in the county of Gloucester, and treasurer and canon residentiary of Hereford Cathedralto Her Majesty, claiming to be Lord or Baron of Saye and Sele, together with Her Majesty's reference thereof to this House, was referred

[s.n.]1847-01-01
Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom were referred the petition of the Right Honorable Theobald Fitzwalter Butler, Lord Baron of Dunboyne in Ireland, to Her Majesty ...

[s.n.]1859-01-01
Minutes of evidence taken before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the petition of William Selby Lowndes of Whaden... praying Her Majesty ... to determine the abeyance of the barony of Montacute by summoning the petitioner to Parliament by the style and title of Lord Montacute...

s.n.]1861-01-01
In the House of Lords before the Committee for Privileges to whom was referred the question whether the House of Lords bill (as amended on report) would, if enacted, affect the right of those hereditary peers who have answered to their writ of summons before the bill receives royal assent to continue to sit and vote throughout the parliament in which the bill is enacted

s.n.1999-01-01