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References in Seanad proceedings to members with British titles

Proceedings ref	Person	Cited name	Context
1938-04-27	Ross McGillycuddy	McGillycuddy of the Reeks, The	Return of panel members of new senate
	Sir John Keane, 5th Baronet	Keane, Sir John
1942-12-09		"Senator Sir John Keane" "Sir John Keane" "Senator Keane"	motion on notice in name of; most references in other senators' speeches — perhaps standardised format no verbatim quote speaker name a few references in other senators' speeches, none consistent — perhaps standardised format slipped
1946-11-13	Edward Arthur Henry Pakenham, 6th Earl of Longford	"Edward Arthur Henry Pakenham, Sixth Earl of Longford" "Senator the Earl of Longford"	Seán Goulding [Cathaoirleach] announced "the Taoiseach has nominated ~ to be a member" Cathaoirleach announced "~ may now take his seat" ; narrative "~ was introduced ... and took his seat"
1973-06-01	Benjamin Guinness, 3rd Earl of Iveagh	"AN tIARLA UÍBH EACHACH (THE EARL OF IVEAGH)"	Return of members of new senate
1973-07-12		"the Senator Guinnesses—whatever his name is—"	Noel Browne; suggest solo ref would have been "Senator Guinness". Context "I can understand the Senator Russells and ~ ..., these men who have done very well out of the capitalist system". Note later James Dooge [Cathaoirleach] said "May I point out that the Minister should be referred to by his office." when referred to "Deputy O'Leary".
1974-04-10		"Senators Halligan, Harte, ..., Lord Iveagh, FitzGerald, ..."	Augustine Martin; suggest solo ref would have been "Senators Lord Iveagh"
1979-10-31	Valerie Goulding	"Senator Goulding" "Lady Goulding"	references in other senators' speeches speaker name