- with the post
transferring to the
chief Centenier (the Chef de Police). Each
parish elects a
number of
centeniers,
vingteniers and constable's officers...
-
contracts on
behalf of the
parish if so
authorised by a
Parish ****embly.
Centeniers (Jèrriais: Chent'nyi) are the
highest ranking police officers in Jersey...
-
forces the
latter routinely handle minor matters and
traffic control, but
Centeniers remain the only
officers able to
bring charges. The
fictional Bureau des...
-
cueillette at an ****embly of the
electors of that Parish. They ****ist the
Centeniers and
vingteniers of the
parish with
community policing.
Roads Inspectors...
-
months and was
organised into 44
ensigns of 500 men, each led by five
centeniers. In 1510
Machiavelli noted that each franc-archer was
required to have...
- Saint-Jean-le-
Centenier (French pronunciation: [sɛ̃ ʒɑ̃ lə sɑ̃tənje]; Occitan: Sant Joan lo
Centenièr) is a
commune in the Ardèche
department in southern...
-
Procureurs du Bien
Public and
Centeniers are
elected under the same
rules as Senators,
Deputies and Constables.
Centeniers,
Vingteniers and Constable's...
- with an
offence is the
Centenier of the
parish in
which the
offence allegedly took place.
Officers are
elected as
Centeniers,
Vingteniers or Constable's...
- vin d'honneur (muni****l or
official reception),
Centenier, Vingtenier, Chef de
Police (senior
Centenier),
Ministre Desservant,
branchage (pronounced in...
- Police.
January 2000.
Retrieved 1
February 2011. "Parish Hall Enquiries:
Centeniers Guidance notes".
Jersey Honorary Police.
January 2000.
Retrieved 1 February...
