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Chancellor (Latin: cancellarius) is a
title of
various official positions in the
governments of many countries. The
original chancellors were the cancellarii...
- Knyght, made by him Anno 1533
after he had
geuen over the
office of Lord
Chancellour of Englande. In this, he
explained his
actions as Lord
Chancellor under...
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original ‑or ending, and many
words once
ending in ‑our (for example,
chancellour and governour)
reverted to ‑or. A few
words of the ‑our/or
group do not...
- Sir John
Ernele above sayd, and
eldest son of Sir John Ernele, late
Chancellour of the Exchequer, had the
command of a flagship, and was
eminent in some...
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belonging &
adjoining to the
house now
inhabited by the
Right Honourable the
Chancellour of his
Majestys Exchequer". Tubs of
flowers line the
steps from the terrace;...
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Directed by Sam Walters.
Translated by Paul Wilson. Vilém Rieger, ex-
chancellour ....
Geoffrey Beevers Grandmother, Rieger's
mother .... Vlasta, Rieger's...
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repeal 1661 (Jan. 1), c. 1 (S)
Oaths Act 1661 Act
constituteing the
Chancellour President in all time
comeing And for
takeing the oath of Parliament...
- (unfinished)', in The
Workes of Sir
Thomas More, Knight,
sometyme Lord
Chancellour of
England (John Cawod, John
Waley &
Richarde Tottell,
London 1557),...
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Stephen (1150–1228),
Archbishop of
Canterbury Leofricus (d.1072), Lord
Chancellour of
England Lethbridge,
Christopher (d.1670),
Mayor of
Exeter in 1660...
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Written by Sir John
Fortescue Knight,
first Lord
Chief Justice,
after Lord
Chancellour to King
Henry the Sixth.
Which Treatise,
Dedicated to
Prince Edward that...
