To His Grace the Duke of Wellington:—_My Lord Duke_—_Your Grace_. To
the most Noble The Marquis of B.:—_My Lord Marquis_—_Your Lordship_.
To the Rt. Hon. The Earl of D. To the Right Hon. Lord Viscount F. To
the Right Hon. Lord G.:—_My Lord_—_Your Lordship_.
Note.—Noblemen’s Wives are to be addressed in the same style.
Note also, that by courtesy of England, all the Sons of _Dukes_ and
_Marquesses_ and the _eldest Sons_ of Earls, have the titles of
_Lord_ and _Right Honourable_; and their _daughters_ have the title
of _Honourable_, but without any other addition. Every _gentleman_,
in any place of honour or trust, is styled _Honourable_.
The Members of His Majesty’s Privy Council, the Lord Mayors of
London, York, and Dublin, and the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, for the
time being, are styled _Right Honourable_.
Every considerable Servant to his Majesty, or any other of the Royal
Family, is, while on the _Civil_, _Naval_, or _Military List_,
distinguished by the title of Esquire.
Every Member of Parliament is an _Esquire_, but if he has a higher
title, remember always to address him and every Gentleman by his
highest title.