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Date Posted: 11:42:51 09/06/07 Thu
Author: maddiej
Subject: The Duke of Pardloe title belonged specifically to his father, because it was given to him by George I. I think the Earl of Melton title was an older family title that had been passed down for generations, but didn't belong specifically to Gerard Grey.
In reply to: Conmama 's message, "Well, on second thought, I'm backpedaling. I'm clear as to why they both call themselves "Lord". However, if he is dismissive of using "your grace" title, why isn't he dismissive of the "lord" title, also? They both belonged to his father." on 06:11:28 09/06/07 Thu


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