ROYAL BARON and BARONESS of CONSTABULARIE $4,800 (Held by Edward III)

Kent

THE HUNDRED OF BIRCHOLT BARONY

¶LIES the next northward from that last-described, being stiled in antient records the neutral hundred of Bircholt Barony, from its having been exempt from the jurisdiction of any lath whatever; and it had the addition of barson, as well to distinguish it from the last-described hundred, within the archbishop's franchise, as from its having been part of the lands which were held by barony of Dover castle, and made up the barony called the Constabularie, in the tenure of the constable of it. The name of it is variously spelt in Domesday, as Berisolt, Berisout, Belice, Briseode, and Bilissold.

Baron and Baroness Title – Higher in Rank than a Lord and Lady Title.

                       Masculine  Feminine

English……...Baron     Baroness
French………Baron     Baronne
Italian……….Barone   Baronessa
Polish……….Baron      Baronowa
Portuguese….Baräo     Baronesa
Romanian…..Baron     Baroneasă
Russian……..Baron     Baronessa
Spanish……..Barón     Baronesa
Czech……….Baron     Barónka

German…….Freiherr  Freifrau
Swedish…….Friherre  Friherrinna
Norwegian….Friherre  Friherrinna
Dutch……….Vrijheer  Vrijvrouw
Danish………Friherre  Friherreinde

Most Lordships had a court that could deal with minor crimes, serious crimes were dealt with in the nearest Baron’s court called a “Court Baron”. The Baron’s Court was also a Tax collector on behalf of the crown in the feudal system. Baronial Courts (Baronial house for the Baron and Baroness) were generally far grander than a normal Manor house of Lords and Ladies, most Manor houses were no more than a farmhouse.

Barons and Baronesses would display their higher status to Lords and Ladies by holding banquets and offering their guests rare and expensive foods. They would wear expensive clothing often with gold or silver thread. The banqueting hall would have a grand large fireplace to keep their guest warm during the banquet. Wine was served in “Goat Skins” squeezed into wine jugs and served in pewter or wood tankers or silver goblets.  

To be a Baron and Baroness in the medieval times was like being a celebrity in today’s society. Commoners, Lords and Ladies had to bow to Barons and Baronesses. They rode big shire horses (medieval Ferrari) as a display of their status, they had knights (bodyguards) to guard them when they travelled. They were high society of their time. Titled people in the 21^st century are so rare, most titled people inherited their title; people will think that is the case when you use your title. We are governed by strict privacy laws in Europe which do not allow us to disclose to anyone that you bought it, so the sale is absolutely private and confidential.

Sterling Silver Crown with real Pearls

Crown is normally £1,000 extra. BUY IT WITH THE TITLE FOR ONLY £500 extra!

Become a Baron & Baroness and upgrade your personal or company’s image through the use of this inheritable Title.

You will receive invitations to Manorial Balls 
(ONLY THROUGH OUR COMPANY) often attended by members of the Royal family where you will experience being introduced by your new Title as you enter the room 

              “BARON or BARONESS {YOUR SURNAME} ”.

What you receive:

 1. Court transfer deed for new Baron/Baroness in Leather bound folder.

2. Legal Conveyance Deed in compliance with Manorial / Feudal Law and the Law of Property Act 1925. 
3. Official Solicitor's/Lawyers Letter for applying Title to Passport, Driving Licence, Cheque Book and Credit/Debit cards [where applicable]
4. Official Baron/Baroness Certificate with Official 
5. £250,000 = $375,000 = €287,000 Indemnity Insurance / Guarantee
6. Barony History (where available) and List of known previous owners .

7. 2 x Medieval style rings in silver

8. One years membership to 'Title Nobilis'

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