- A
portreeve (Old English: hæfenrēfa,
sometimes spelt Port-reeve) or port
warden is the
title of a
historical official in
England and
Wales possessing...
-
Portreeve is an
unincorporated in the
Rural Muni****lity of
Clinworth No. 230, Saskatchewan, Canada. It
previously held the
status of
village until December...
- muni****l
boroughs the
titles borough master or Burgomaster, bailiff,
portreeve,
warden and
provost were used
interchangeably with
mayor and sovereign...
- John
Porter was an
English tax collector,
portreeve for the town of
Taunton in the West of England. He also
served as one of the two
Members of Parliament...
- entrance. The
Doctor is
cared for by Shardovan, a librarian, and the
elderly Portreeve,
before Nyssa and
Tegan arrive.
After a night's sleep, they
discover strange...
- the
portreeve and the
Provost Marshal walked down to the gallows; the
Provost Marshal then
ordered the
portreeve to
mount the gallows. The
portreeve was...
- 1st Lord
Mayor of London; of
mainly English rather than
Norman descent, his
grandfather Leofstan (c. 1100–1150) was
probably the
portreeve of London...
-
incorporation in 1613 by
James I of England.
Under the
charter the town had a
portreeve (mayor) and a fifteen-member
corporation and was
entitled to
elect two...
-
reeve (see borough). The
chief magistrate of
London bore the
title of
portreeve for
considerably more than a
century after the
Norman Conquest. This official...
-
Callington is one of a
small number of
towns to
continue to
appoint a
Portreeve;
originally a
medieval revenue officer and now an
honorary title given...
