Order of precedence in England and Wales - related articles and key terms

Related articles: Order of the Bath   Order of the British Empire   Royal Victorian Order   Order of St Michael and St George   Prince Michael of Kent   Prince Edward, Duke of Kent   Harriet Harman   Katharine, Duchess of Kent   Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex   Charles, Prince of Wales   Prince Andrew, Duke of York   Anne, Princess Royal   Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy   Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester   Edward Fitzalan-Howard, 18th Duke of Norfolk   David Armstrong-Jones, Viscount Linley   Princess Beatrice of York   Speaker of the British House of Commons   Princess Michael of Kent   Sophie, Countess of Wessex   Lady Louise Windsor   Jack Straw   Rowan Williams   James, Viscount Severn   Gordon Brown   Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh   Princess Eugenie of York   John Bercow   Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall   Prince William of Wales

Key terms: earls   barons   eldest sons   dames   viscounts   marquesses   baronets   baronesses   knights grand cross   excepting   wives of younger sons   wives of eldest sons   royal victorian order   eldest sons of knights   privy counsellor   acland   knights grand commander   hrh prince   sons of knights grand cross   earl peel   hh the maharaja   peeresses   neuberger   dames grand cross   wives of knights commander   lord steward   eldest sons of knights grand   younger sons of knights grand   hereditary barons   ordered according to seniority   eldest sons of knights commander   harriet harman   lord mandelson   younger sons of knights commander   baroness hayman   sir william gladstone   nicholas windsor   wives of knights grand cross   viscounts in order of precedence   daughters of knights grand cross   marquesses in order of precedence   barons or baronesses   ranks as a privy counsellor   commonwealth prime ministers   sons of knights grand commander   marquess of cholmondeley   already ranks much higher   ambassadors and high commissioners   church of england diocesan bishops   already ranked higher in precedence


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