...improbable that any claim of a dignity by the tenure of lands will ever be admitted in this country. In the Reports of the Lords' Committees on the Dignity of a Peer of the Realm, almost every statement on the subject admits of a conclusion against the existence of dignities by...

...occasion, is given in Dugdale's List of Summonses, and reprinted in the Appendix to the first Report of the Lords' Committees on the dignity of a Peer of the Realm, with the observation, that " the original is not now to be found." The Lists in the text have been...

...II. : and the consequence has been, that the recital of this charter has called for observations in the Reports of the Lords' Committees on the Dignity of a Peer cf the Realm. But those observations do not, as I apprehend, in the slightest degree tend to impugn...

...II.: and the consequence has been, that the recital of this charter has called for observations in the Reports of the Lords' Committees on the Dignity of a Peer cf the Realm. But those observations do not, as I apprehend, in the slightest degree tend to impugn...

...however, the contents of one hundred and forty pages have before been printed at the public cost either in the Appendix to the Reports of the Lords' Committees on the Dignity of a Peer of the Realm, in the " Fcedera," or in the " Rolls of Parliament." The Lords' Committees and the Record Commission...

...however, the contents of one hundred And forty pages have before been printed at the public cost either in the Appendix to the Reports of the Lords' Committees on the Dignity 9jf)# Peer of the Realm, in the "Fcedera," or in the " Rolls of Parliament." The Lords' Committees...

...case to be paid six thousand two hundred and eighty-four pounds for services to that Commission, or to the Lords' Committees on the Dignity of a Peer of the Realm. A criterion exists by which to judge of the interest that is felt by the public generally in the publications...

...the contents of one hundred and forty " pages have before been printed at the public cost " either in the Appendix to the Reports of the " Lords Committees on the Dignity of a Peer of " the Realm, in the " Fcedera," or in the " Rolls " of Parliament.' "-—Observations, p. 102, 103. 50 I had a fair...

...unacquainted. That no new light has been thrown on the subject, must be admitted by every person who has read the Reports of the Lords' Committees on the dignity of a Peer of the Realm ,* for, while all proper respect is paid to those compilations, and whilst the labour which has been...

...have been lately printed by command of the House of Lords, and form the Appendix to the Fifth Report of the Lords' Committees on the Dignity of a Peer of the Realm. with the history or government of this country, or with the most distinguished personages of the thirteenth,...