Such honours included peerages, which at that time were all hereditary and automatically meant membership of the House of Lords-neither of these is necessarily the case any more.
Neither of these is necessarily the case any more. Such honours included peerages, which at that time were all hereditary and automatically meant membership of the House of Lords.
Such honours included peerages, which at that time were all hereditary and automatically meant membership of the House of Lords. Neither of these is necessarily the case any more.
Such honours included peerages, which at that time were all hereditary and automatically meant membership of the House of Lords. Neither of these is necessarily the case any more.