...on the Dignity of a Peer of the Realm, it is said, " A right to be summoned to parliament by reason of tenure of any land denominated at any time a barony,...parliament by writ in respect of his possession of the barony of Bsrgavenny, in the reign of James the First." — p. 92. riegn of Henry the Eighth the...

...says the reporter, " to " be summoned to parliament, by reason of tenure of any land, deno" minated at any time a barony, does not appear by any document,...of his successors, " till the claim made by Edward Nevill to be summoned to parliament " by writ, in respect of his possession of the barony of Bergavenny,...

...tenure or not, being a question " wholly disregarded." " A right to be summoned to parliament by reason of " tenure, of any land denominated at any time a...been asserted in the reign of " Edward the First, or any of his successors, till the claim " made by Edward Nevill, to be summoned to parliament " by writ,...

...being a question " wholly disregarded." " A right to be summoned to parliament by reason of " (enure, of any land denominated at any time a barony, " does...been asserted in the reign of " Edward the First, or any of his successors, till the claim " made by Edward Nevill, to be summoned to parliament " by writ,...

...claiming the dignity, * and it is further asserted that A right to be summoned to Parliament by reason of tenure of any land denominated at any time a Barony,...any of his successors, till the claim made by Edward Nevill to be summoned to Parliament by writ, in respect of his possession of the barony of Abergavenny,...

...barony, does not appear, by any document discovered, to have been asserted in the reign of Edward I., or in the .reign of any of his successors, till the claim made by Edward Nevill, to be summoned to parliament by writ in respect of his possession of the barony of Bergavenny,...