-
nursing superintendent or
matron in
Indian English,
among other countries in the
Commonwealth of Nations. In England,
matrons today "have
powers over budgets...
-
Highlands in
former times Matron Head, 1816–1839
design of the
Coronet large cent
issued by the
United States Mint
College of
Matrons, a
residential building...
- her
stage name Ana
Matronic, is an
American singer, best
known as the co-lead
singer for the pop rock band
Scissor Sisters.
Matronic joined Scissor Sisters...
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Matron literature (also
known as hen lit) is a
literary genre which focuses on
older female characters as protagonists. The
genre has
increased in po****rity...
- brother, if he died
without male heirs.
Civil matrons juries were
composed of
twelve knights and
twelve matrons,
summoned by a writ de
ventre in****iendo...
- The
Matres (Latin for "mothers") and
Matronae (Latin for "
matrons") were
female deities venerated in
Northwestern Europe, of whom
relics are
found dating...
- bridesmaid. She may also be
called the maid of
honor if she is unmarried, or the
matron of
honor if she is married. A
junior bridesmaid is a girl who is clearly...
-
Matron Stakes may
refer to:
Matron Stakes, the
registered title of the
Schweppervescence Trophy, a
horse race held at
Flemington Racecourse in Australia...
-
Hospital trained civilian matron of the
Westminster Hospital,
Mabel Cave. Six of the
first 27
matrons and prin****l
matrons had all
trained at The London...
- The
College of
Matrons (or
Matrons' College) is a
residential building and
charity within the
Salisbury Cathedral Close, Wiltshire, England. It was constructed...
