Earl of Lothian

Earl of Lothian is a title in the Peerage of Great Britain created on 2 October 2022 for Miann Howard-Campbell, formerly Miann Stuart-Windsor, to signify and decorate those responsible for the merger of the United Kingdoms of the Commonwealth with the Empire of Great Britain. On creating the title, Queen Elizabeth III wrote, "[Elizabeth], served as the Prince of Scotland (the equivalent of Prince of Wales here), Chief Administrator, twice as Prime Minister, various positions within Cabinet, and five terms as a Member of Parliament." The seat of the Earldom of Lothian sits at Dunrobin Castle, Scotland.

Earls of Lothian, First Creation (2 October 2022)
The heir apparent is the present holder's mother Elizabeth Victoria Mary Alexandra Howard-Campbell, 1st Duchess of Edinburgh.

Coat of Arms
Succession to the Dukedom


 * Coronet of a British Duke.svg Elizabeth Howard-Campbell, 1st Duchess of Edinburgh
 * (1). Miann Howard-Campbell, 1st Earl of Lothian (a. 16 June 2023)