- A
county corporate or
corporate county was a type of
subnational division used for the
administration of
justice in
certain towns and
cities in England...
- were
counties corporate,
which gave them the
right to
appoint their own
sheriffs and hold
their own courts.
Whilst in
theory the
counties corporate could...
- from the
jurisdiction of the
counties that
surrounded them.
These towns and
cities had the
status of a
county corporate,
often granted by
royal charter...
-
status of self-governing
counties separate from
adjacent counties. Such a
county became known as a
county corporate or "
county of itself". For most practical...
- the 18
counties corporate (before 1889), each of
which was an
administrative county for a
single town or city,
within a
larger "
county-at-large". Toponymical...
-
considered '
county level' authorities. Today,
these have
largely replaced the
historic county corporate entities granted self-governance with
county government...
-
county was
subdivided into
smaller administrative areas; the city of York was a self-governing
county corporate from 1396, and the rest of the
county...
- and
towns were
already independent counties corporate, and most were to
become county boroughs.
Originally ten
county boroughs were proposed; Bristol, Hull...
- The
County of the City of
Coventry was a
county corporate of
England which existed between 1451 and 1842. The
county corporate covered an area of around...
-
Something Corporate (also
known as SoCo) is an
American rock band from
Laguna Niguel,
Orange County, California,
formed in 1998.
Their currently active...
