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Stripped Of Their Title?
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Harry and Meghan. Yes or no?
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cd be anything: this is AB ! - sozza for gobbledegook!
I think there is case law on this. Meghan getting it badly wrong on whether g-g-children of the monarch have a right to a title ( no).
and it all depends on the Letters Patent of 1917 ( saxe coburg gotha to windsor - and hey ! depriving the Hun descendants of Victoria of their um..... titles )
may be worth a re-read
Jowett ( later LC) certainly said no 1937 and then er maybe 1952
(LC for Abers is a big judgy person Lord Chancellor - who went around in c18 dress and a tricorn hat - er in 1952 as well as 1780)
so that doesnt settle whether they can ( poss )
now whether they should - - no I think not
Hey did any other ABer clock the irony of saying the Palace is treating the race card as private and yet it is obviously as public as could be...and
the young married couple with a babby and expecting another (another in the oven) who fled the searing London limelight and are craving privacy and directed solitude whilst striving to keep these matters under wraps
yes I did
cd be anything: this is AB ! - sozza for gobbledegook!
I think there is case law on this. Meghan getting it badly wrong on whether g-g-children of the monarch have a right to a title ( no).
and it all depends on the Letters Patent of 1917 ( saxe coburg gotha to windsor - and hey ! depriving the Hun descendants of Victoria of their um..... titles )
may be worth a re-read
Jowett ( later LC) certainly said no 1937 and then er maybe 1952
(LC for Abers is a big judgy person Lord Chancellor - who went around in c18 dress and a tricorn hat - er in 1952 as well as 1780)
so that doesnt settle whether they can ( poss )
now whether they should - - no I think not
Hey did any other ABer clock the irony of saying the Palace is treating the race card as private and yet it is obviously as public as could be...and
the young married couple with a babby and expecting another (another in the oven) who fled the searing London limelight and are craving privacy and directed solitude whilst striving to keep these matters under wraps
yes I did