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Barony oj Latymer. [15 Jult 1912 ] Barony of Latymer.
HOUSE OF LORDS.
Monday, 15th July, 1912.
BARONY OF LATYMER.
Committee for Privileges met: Counsel
further heard on behalf of the Claimant:
Witnesses examined : Evidence put in:
Counsel heard on behalf of the Crown:
Claim considered: Resolution agreed to by
the Committee ; report thereof to be made
to the House.
The proceedings and minutes of evidence
taken before the Committee for Privileges
to be printed.
Ordered, That all deeds, documents and
papers produced on behalf of the Claimant
by his agents be delivered to the said
agents.
House adjourned during pleasure ; and
resumed by the Lord Chancellor.
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That the other co-heirs to the said
Barony are :
John James Hugh Henry, Duke of
Atholl;
Elizabeth Anne, Countess Palatiano,
Nina Katherine Elena Webley -
Parry, Olivia Fanny White, Frances
Oxenham Russell;
Henry Rainald, Viscount Gage ;
Colonel Hugo Montgomery Campbell;
Mary Ethel, Baroness Beaumont;
Henry Noailles Widdrington Standish ;
Edward Carington Wright of Kelvedon ;
John Rogerson, Lord Rollo ;
Millicent Grace Gordon-Ives ; and
Montagu, Earl of Abingdon :
Read, and agreed to; and resolved and
adjudged accordingly ; and Resolution and
Judgment to be laid before His Majesty
by the Lords with White Staves.
The Earl of Tankerville —Took the
Oath.
BARONY OF LATYMER.
Report made from Ahe Committee for
Privileges :
That the Barony of Latymer was
created by Writ of Summons tested
the 25th day of February in the
tenth year of King Henry VI,
addressed to Sir George Nevill,
Knight, and that the said Sir
George Nevill was subsequently
present as a Peer in Parliament in
the style of Lord Latymer.
That the Barony of Latymer so created
is a Barony in Fee.
That the said Barony descended to
John 4th Lord Latymer.
That John 4th Lord Latymer died in
the year 1577 without issue male,
leaving his four daughters, Catherine
Countess of Northumberland,
Dorothy afterwards Countess of
Exeter, Dame Lucy Cornwallis and
Dame Elizabeth Danvers his co-heirs.
That the said Barony thereupon fell
into abeyance between the above-
mentioned four daughters of John
4th Lord Latymer and is now in
abeyance between their co-heirs.
That the Petitioner, Francis Coutts,
is a co-heir to the said Barony of
Latymer.
(D 375)
The Lord Chancellor acquainted the
House, That the Clerk of the Parliaments
had laid upon the Table the Certificates
from the Examiners that the further
Standing Orders applicable to the following
Bills have been complied with :
London County Council (Finance).
London County Council (General Powers).
The same were ordered to lie on the
Table.
SHIPLEY URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL BILL.
Read 3 a , and passed.
STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIES WATER BILL.
GAS COMPANIES (STANDARD BURNER)
BILL.
Read 3 a , with the Amendments, and
passed, and returned to the Commons.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROVISIONAL
ORDERS (No. 9) BILL. (No. 115.)
LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROVISIONAL
ORDER (No. 13) BILL. (No. 116.)
Brought from the Commons; read l a ;
to be printed; and referred to the
Examiners.
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