- Chamberlain. In that year, the
first Earl of
Lindsey inherited the
Great Chamberlainship. Upon the
death of the
fourth Duke of
Ancaster and Kesteven, it was...
- Kingdom.
Under King
George V, Lord
Lincolnshire held also the Lord
Great Chamberlainship, one-quarter of
which he had
inherited from his mother. His only son...
-
Hereditary Lord
Great Chamberlain. He was the last to hold the Lord
Great Chamberlainship as an
undivided office. On 12
February 1779 he was
invested as Privy...
- Chamberlains-in-Fee were held by the
Maudit and
Fitzgerald families. The
Maudit chamberlainship descended to the
Beauchamp Earls of
Warwick and p****ed into the hands...
-
where he died in 1022. The county,
which replaced the pre-existing
chamberlainship, is
considered to be the
first political body
established by the Normans...
-
would marry Warwick's
daughter Anne Neville).
Clarence received the
chamberlainship of
England and the
lieutenancy of Ireland,
while Gloucester was made...
-
office was
originally held by the
Earls of Oxford. Later, however, the
Chamberlainship came to be
inherited by the Earl of
Lindsey and then his
multiple heirs...
-
Gilbert and
hired by Melus. The County,
which replaced the pre-existing
chamberlainship, is
considered to be the
first political body
established by the Normans...
- Legge-Bourke (born 1950). He
inherited a 1/20th of the Lord
Great Chamberlainship of England,
succeeded by his son, William. His daughter-in-law, the...
- of the
Earldom of
Ancaster was the
senior holder of the Lord
Great Chamberlainship. The Hon.
Claud Heathcote-Drummond-Willoughby,
second son of the first...
