10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BARONETESS»
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A few particulars of size, painter's name, &c, would be very desirable. Abhba.
Ladt Bolles, a Baronetess in her own" Right. — " Of Lady Bolles many strange
stories are told. She was the founder of a charity at Wakefield, and also a
benefactor of ...
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Representations of Childhood and Youth in Early China
... Wang Mang devised names such as Baronetess Serving the Rules of Proper
Conduct, Baronetess Obedient to Virtue, and Baronetess Cultivating Moral
Principles for the aristocratic ranks granted to women during his reign.141 Thus
Wang ...
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Emilia Monteira; a ballad of the Old Hall, Heath. Also the ...
She was created a baronetess in 1635, after the death of her second husband,
Thomas Bolles. A full-length white marble monument at Ledsham represents
Lady Bolles dressed in a shroud, and the following is the inscription underneath ...
William Henry LEATHAM, 1843
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The Writer's Digest Guide to Science Fiction & Fantasy
(French baron, baronne; German Baron, Baronin, Freiherr, Freiherrin; Italian
barone, baronessa; Spanish baron, baronesa) baronet (baronetess): Baronets
were originally English barons who lost the right of individual summons to
Parliament ...
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Debrett's: A Modern Royal Marriage
This beautiful book celebrates and commemorates their relationship, from their first dates right up to the marriage ceremony and honeymoon, and is sumptuously illustrated with gorgeous photographs and filled with quirky facts about the ...
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The History of the Former Han Dynasty
... women among the nine [classes of « A. ^t « jt J royal] relatives who have
become Baronesses. More- JL <.& -5 % -& %_ over the female descendants of
the Han dynasty, the ^ + % '^ ^ ^ Baronetess Serving the Rules of Proper Conduct
, the ...
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Honours and titles in Britain
A baronet's wife is customarily described by adding 'Lady' to her husband's family
name. Baronetcies were conferred only on men, although women may succeed
to certain Scottish baronetcies. A baronetess is described by her first or only ...
Great Britain. Central Office of Information. Reference Services, 1982
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Collectio Rerum Ecclesiasticarum de Diœcesi Eboracensi: Or, ...
4th May 1602, Dame Mary Bolles, of Heath Hall, in the parish of Warms- field,
Baronetess, directed her body to be buried in Ledsham Church, and a decent
tomb to be placed over her, and bequeathed 10/. to an able minister for
preaching her ...
George Lawton, Andrew Coltee Ducarel, 1842
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A General Critical Grammar of the Inglish Language; on a ...
Baronetess. Barteress. Bencfuctrcss. Cateress. Chantress. Cloistress. Collatress.
Collectress. Conductrcss. Countess. Deaconess. Declamatress. Dedicatress.
Directress. Male. Duke, Elector, Emperor, Enchanter, Execu'ter, Fabricator, Fautor
, ...
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Pendragon's Requite: King Arthur Triumphant!
Baronet/Baronetess (*) A sovereign or ruling prince or princess takes precedence
over an arch-duke or arch—duchess as opposed to the son or daughter ofa
sovereign or ruling king or queen. The prefix “arch” denotes an elevation in status
, ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BARONETESS»
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This cottage is just 'write'
... the Binns and were accomodation for servants and coachmen working for the Dame Eleanor Isabel “Nora” Dalyell, de jure 10th Baronetess. «Linlithgow Journal & Gazette, Jul 14»
Real Life 'Downton Abbey' Law Could Have Helped Lady Mary …
His daughter Virginia would become a baronetess if the law passes and spoke out in support of this area of equality saying, “I have been ... «Bustle, Dec 13»
Ladies who could soon be a leaping
Miss Stuart Taylor said: “I don't mind if I am the first, the 10th, the 100th [baronetess] but I've been brought up the rest of my life — apart from ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 13»
Comment: Are titles a gay rights (or feminist) issue?
... man or woman who holds a title as a peer, baronet, baronetess, knight or dame shall be entitled to use the courtesy title ”The Honourable”'. «PinkNews.co.uk, Dec 13»
