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… of Sir William the first baronet, was, in 1801, created Baron St. Helen's. Arms: Gules, three lions rampant, Or. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… the chief justices, the master of the rolls, the chief baron, and all other the judges and barons of the degree of …
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… others are called thanes in the Exeter survey. A great baron, who had the seat of his barony at Bampton; his … of Brion; he was brother to Baldwin the Sheriff. A Norman baron, who was possessed of numerous manors, chiefly in the … the last of this family, was summoned to parliament as a baron, in the reign of Edward II. Ralph Paganel was sheriff …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… but the sheriff, or lord thereof, neglecting to hold their courts at the usual times, they are, in such default, now … are thirteen franchises and liberties, most of which have courts of record belonging to them. These hundreds are again … and liberties within the forruigne, some of which have courts of record in them, though most of them are now …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… of his lordships, and was also summoned to parliament as baron of Woodstock; and the year after, he was upon the 28th … married Maud, daughter and heir of Henry de Longchampe, a baron of the realm, whose principal seat was at Wilton, in … reign, anno 1465, he, then using the title of lord and baron Hastings, Weysford, and Ruthin, was created Earl of …
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… shortly afterwards, to Bodmin, where it is still held. The courts are held once a fortnight, on Fridays; except during … or in the Dean of Burian's registry at Penzance. The courts for the deanery of Burian are held at Penzance. The …
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… from all other jurisdiction than that of the Stannary courts, (except in such cases as should affect land, life, or … mines and trade, from which no writ of error lies to the courts at Westminster, but there is an appeal to the Lord … directed by the Vice-Warden to be tried in the Stannary courts which are held at the end of every three weeks (except …
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… resided, in the capacity of minister, at several foreign courts: his great grandfather married a co-heiress of …