The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 30
... respect to an application preferred by him for Knight- hood in 1836 as the Eldest Son and Heir Apparent of a Baronet of Scotland and Nova Scotia of ancient creation , and praying the interposition of the Committee in his case . The ...
... respect to an application preferred by him for Knight- hood in 1836 as the Eldest Son and Heir Apparent of a Baronet of Scotland and Nova Scotia of ancient creation , and praying the interposition of the Committee in his case . The ...
Page 33
... to the Order , the Committee successively exhausted every step which the most devoted loyalty to the Crown or dutiful respect to Her Majesty could dictate - they therefore considered that they 3 THE ORDER OF BARONETS . 33.
... to the Order , the Committee successively exhausted every step which the most devoted loyalty to the Crown or dutiful respect to Her Majesty could dictate - they therefore considered that they 3 THE ORDER OF BARONETS . 33.
Page 37
... respect and loyalty to the Crown and Monarchy , by acting in conformity with the will and pleasure of the Sovereign Founder of the Order , recorded under the Great Seal of the Realm and promulgated by a Statute Law of that supreme and ...
... respect and loyalty to the Crown and Monarchy , by acting in conformity with the will and pleasure of the Sovereign Founder of the Order , recorded under the Great Seal of the Realm and promulgated by a Statute Law of that supreme and ...
Page 38
... respect confer a franchise . The Queen would not the less have used and enjoyed the Regal dignity , had the parsimonious , levelling spirit of the age debarred her from the solemnities of a Coronation . 38 THE ORDER OF BARONETS .
... respect confer a franchise . The Queen would not the less have used and enjoyed the Regal dignity , had the parsimonious , levelling spirit of the age debarred her from the solemnities of a Coronation . 38 THE ORDER OF BARONETS .
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... respect to the Queen by requiring the Lord Chamberlain , as in duty bound , to present him for inauguration , and that Officer having refused to do so , he ( Mr. Broun ) claimed by his own act and deed to assume Knighthood . He threw ...
... respect to the Queen by requiring the Lord Chamberlain , as in duty bound , to present him for inauguration , and that Officer having refused to do so , he ( Mr. Broun ) claimed by his own act and deed to assume Knighthood . He threw ...
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