- in the
peerages of
Britain and
Ireland Barons: see List of
barons in the
peerages of
Britain and
Ireland Female peerages: see List of
peerages created...
- The
Peerage of
England comprises all
peerages created in the
Kingdom of
England before the Act of
Union in 1707. From that year, the
Peerages of England...
- the
offer of
peerage titles. For the
majority of its history,
hereditary peerages were the norm. Today, the only new
hereditary peerages granted are to...
- The
Jacobite peerage includes those peerages created by
James II and VII, and the
subsequent Jacobite pretenders,
after James's
deposition from the thrones...
- life to
Prince Edward in 2023, all life
peerages conferred since 2009 have been
created under the Life
Peerages Act 1958 with the rank of
baron and entitle...
- The
Peerage of the
United Kingdom is one of the five
Peerages in the
United Kingdom. It
comprises most
peerages created in the
United Kingdom of Great...
-
other peerages.
Those peers who are
known by a
higher title in one of the
other peerages are
listed in italics. A
modest number of
titles in the
peerage of...
- The
Peerage of
Scotland (Scottish Gaelic:
Moraireachd na h-Alba; Scots:
Peerage o Scotland) is one of the five
divisions of
peerages in the
United Kingdom...
-
belong to the
peerage, as with life peers.
Peerages may be
created by
means of
letters patent, but the
granting of new
hereditary peerages has
largely dwindled;...
-
French peerage, see the
article Peerage of France. Note that
peerages and
titles were distinct, and the date
given for the
extinction of the
peerage is not...
