ARCHDEACON--'The Venerable the Archdeacon of ----.' Begin: 'Venerable Sir.'

BARON--'The Right Hon. Lord ----,' or 'The Lord ----.' Begin: 'My Lord.'

Refer to as 'Your Lordship.'

BARON'S DAUGHTER--If unmarried, 'The Hon.' [Christian name and surname]; if

married, 'The Hon. Mrs' [husband's surname]. Begin: 'Madam.' If married to

a Baronet or Knight, 'The Hon. Lady' [husband's surname]. Begin: 'My Lady.'

If the wife of a peer, or of the son of a Duke or Marquess, address as

such.

BARON'S SON--'The Hon.' [Christian name and surname]. Begin: 'Sir.' But the

eldest sons of Barons in the Peerage of Scotland are usually addressed as

'The Hon. the Master of' [peerage title].

BARON'S SON'S WIFE--'The Hon. Mrs' [husband's surname], or, if necessary

for distinction, the husband's Christian name should also be used. Begin:

'Madam.' If the daughter of an Earl, Marquess, or Duke, address as such.

BARONESS, EITHER IN HER OWN RIGHT OR HER HUSBAND'S--'The Right Hon. the

Baroness ----,' 'The Right Hon. Lady ----,' or 'The Lady ----.' Begin: 'My

Lady.' Refer to as 'Your Ladyship.'

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