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During the
Tudor conquest of
Ireland (c.1540–1603), "surrender and
regrant" was the
legal mechanism by
which Irish clans were to be
converted from a power...
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resulting in the
confiscation of land from many
native landowners and
regranting to
Parliamentarian supporters.
Introduced in the 17th century, the Penal...
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resigned the
earldom and
received a
regrant of the title, as Earl of
Annandale and Hartfell, in 1661, and a
further regrant of the same title, but by crown...
- were not
recognised under the
Protectorate (hence the Lord Protector's
regranting of them). When that
legislation p****ed into
oblivion these two baronets...
- Hay, 11th Earl of Erroll, on 13
November 1666,
obtained a
regrant of his honours. This
regrant had
special power to
nominate his heirs. This nomination...
- the
California Arts
Council (CAC).
PlacerArts has
successfully managed a
Regrant Program since 1988. This
competitive process is an
equitable means to identify...
- From the 1530s
Henry VIII of
England adopted a
policy of
Surrender and
regrant,
whereby the
ruling families would surrender the clan
lands to the Crown...
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birth to a son who was
named Edmund. In King Edgar's
charter (S 745)
regranting privileges to New Minster,
Winchester that same year, the
infant Edmund...
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crisis of 1936, King
George VI
issued letters patent (dated 27 May 1937)
regranting his
elder brother his
style as son of a sovereign,
whilst expressly denying...
- 459-8854 NYSCA's
local grant making organization,
Statewide Community Regrant Partners (SCR), is a
partnership between the
state council and regional...
