. Das Peerage des Britischen Reiches wie gegenwärtig existierend : geordnet und gedruckt aus den persönlichen Mitteilungen des Adels. es diese wurden fusioniert; aber aus dieser Zeit haben sie sich allmählich entklammerte, so dass in der heutigen Zeit nicht mehr als vier. Diese Klasse war schon immer vergleichsweise groß in der irischen PEERAGE. Peerage. Anfang des letzten Jahrhunderts ist es numerisch fast verdoppelt, dass entweder Earls oder Barons; derzeit ist es ex-ceeded in der Zahl von beiden diese Reihen, aber ist considerablymore zahlreich als die englischen Viscounts. Der Viscount Stil ist der richtige ehrenvolle LordViscount

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. The peerage of the British Empire as at present existing : arranged and printed from the personal communications of the nobility. es those thatwere merged; but from that period they have gradually de-clined, leaving at the present time no more than four. Thisclass has always been comparatively large in the Irish THE PEERAGE. Peerage. Early in the last century it numerically nearlydoubled that of either Earls or Barons; at present it is ex-ceeded in number by both these ranks, but is considerablymore numerous than the English Viscounts. The Viscounts style is the Right Honourable LordViscount ; he is addressed as My Lord. The robes of a Viscount are in form the same as havebeen described under the higher orders of the Peerage—dif-ferenced by having three rows of black spots on the right, andtwo on the left shoulder. His cap is the same as a Dukes. His coronet is a circleof gold enriched with jewels, the upper rim of which is sur-mounted by fourteen balls set close together, as representedin the engraving above. His sons and daughters are all styled Honourable, therebeing no distinctive title for the eldest son.. BARONS. An inferior order of territorial Nobility was knoun in theAnglo-Saxon polity, divided into the spiritual and secularclasses, by the names of Messe Thegnes and World Thegnes.The former were not Bishops who by that name (Bisceopcs)ranked with the Earls, but subordinate Priests, ranked bythe laws of King Athelstan on an equality with the secularThanes. The latter were hereditarily endowed with fairpossessions, held of the King by tenure of Knights service, and called Tainland. They belonged to the great nobility, though the officiary dignity of Highgereve ranked beforethem. To constitute a Thane, it was necessary he should possess HISTORICAL VIEW OF a distinct office in the Kings Court; or, being a churle orcountryman, that he should have fully five hides of his ownland, a church, a kitchen, a bellhouse, and a boroughgatewith a seat. In these curious p

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