The fashionable letter-writer; or, Art of polite correspondence, in original letters, etc. [ed.] by W. LimmingDean&Son, 1873 - 216 pages |
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... of the Blood . TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY . DUKE . To His Grace the Duke of W. My Lord Duke . MARQUIS . To the Most Noble the Marquis of C. My Lord Marquis . EARL . To the Right Honourable the Earl of K. DIRECTIONS ...
... of the Blood . TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY . DUKE . To His Grace the Duke of W. My Lord Duke . MARQUIS . To the Most Noble the Marquis of C. My Lord Marquis . EARL . To the Right Honourable the Earl of K. DIRECTIONS ...
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... Honourable the Lord T. My Lord . BARONET . To Sir Frederick Gossett , Bart . Sir . KNIGHT . To Sir William Murus ... Honourable Lords - to which is added the Christian name . Their wives have the title of Lady , and are addressed as ...
... Honourable the Lord T. My Lord . BARONET . To Sir Frederick Gossett , Bart . Sir . KNIGHT . To Sir William Murus ... Honourable Lords - to which is added the Christian name . Their wives have the title of Lady , and are addressed as ...
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... Honourable or Right Honourable , it is put before the ecclesiastical one ; when he happens to possess the title of Baronet or Knight , it is put after the ecclesiastical one . The title of Lord is not given to Bishops of the Protestant ...
... Honourable or Right Honourable , it is put before the ecclesiastical one ; when he happens to possess the title of Baronet or Knight , it is put after the ecclesiastical one . The title of Lord is not given to Bishops of the Protestant ...
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... Honourable Lord Camden , G.C.B. To Lieutenant - General Sir A. L. Lawson , K.C.B. In the Navy , Admirals are styled Right Honourable , and the rank of the flag follows their names and titles . The other officers are addressed as in the ...
... Honourable Lord Camden , G.C.B. To Lieutenant - General Sir A. L. Lawson , K.C.B. In the Navy , Admirals are styled Right Honourable , and the rank of the flag follows their names and titles . The other officers are addressed as in the ...
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... Honourable A. , Earl of D. , Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of the County of Durham . My Lord . Your Lordship . To the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor of the City of London . My Lord . Your Lordship . The Sheriffs , Aldermen , and ...
... Honourable A. , Earl of D. , Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of the County of Durham . My Lord . Your Lordship . To the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor of the City of London . My Lord . Your Lordship . The Sheriffs , Aldermen , and ...
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