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Lovat, Simon Fraser, Lord, 1667?-1747

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The whole proceedings against Simon Lord Lovat. At Westminster-Hall, begun on Monday, March the 9th, 1747, and continued till Wednesday the 18th following, when he was found guilty of high-treason, against His Majesty King George II. To which is added, Lord Belhaven's character of Lord Lovat.
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords.Date: 1747
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The visions and p-hp-s of the Right Honourable S-m-n L-d L-v-t, Which were revealed unto his Lordship, when he was skulking in the Island Morar, by the late L-d St-h-ll-n, May 13, 1746.
Date: 1746]
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Additional condescendence of instances, for Simon Lord Fraser of Lovat, in the higher Rank and Dignity of Earls, &c. Shewing, when the Succession came to split and divide, in these noble Families that had no Patents directing to what Series of Heirs the Dignity was to descend, it went uniformly to Heirs-Male, in exclusion of Heirs of Line; unless there was some Act and Deed of the Sovereign, altering the Descent of the Honour from Heirs-Male to Heirs female.
Lovat, Simon Fraser, Lord, 1667?-1747.Date: 1730]
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Remarks for Simon Lord Fraser of Lovat, on the Information for Hugh Mackenzie, Esq; I. On the argument from the rights of the family of Lovat. II. On the general point of law. III. On the instances raised in that information.
Lovat, Simon Fraser, Lord, 1667?-1747.Date: 1730]
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State of the instances produced by Simon Lord Lovat, for proving the custom of succession in the title of Lord Baron in Scotland, as they are admitted by Mr. Mackenzie, or proved by undisputed vouchers.
Lovat, Simon Fraser, Lord, 1667?-1747.Date: 1729]

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Lovat, Simon Fraser, Lord, 1667?-1747

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The whole proceedings against Simon Lord Lovat. At Westminster-Hall, begun on Monday, March the 9th, 1747, and continued till Wednesday the 18th following, when he was found guilty of high-treason, against His Majesty King George II. To which is added, Lord Belhaven's character of Lord Lovat.

The visions and p-hp-s of the Right Honourable S-m-n L-d L-v-t, Which were revealed unto his Lordship, when he was skulking in the Island Morar, by the late L-d St-h-ll-n, May 13, 1746.

Remarks for Simon Lord Fraser of Lovat, on the Information for Hugh Mackenzie, Esq; I. On the argument from the rights of the family of Lovat. II. On the general point of law. III. On the instances raised in that information.

State of the instances produced by Simon Lord Lovat, for proving the custom of succession in the title of Lord Baron in Scotland, as they are admitted by Mr. Mackenzie, or proved by undisputed vouchers.