Minutes of evidence given before the Committee of Priviliges to whom the petitions of Sir Jacob Astley, Baronet, and of Henry Le Strange Styleman Le Strange, Esquire, respectively claiming to be co-heirs to the title and dignity of Baron Hastings, were re

Minutes of evidence given before the Committee of Priviliges to whom the petitions of Sir Jacob Astley, Baronet, and of Henry Le Strange Styleman Le Strange, Esquire, respectively claiming to be co-heirs to the title and dignity of Baron Hastings, were re

1840
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