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Examples of lieutenancy
lieutenancy
For the purposes of lieutenancy the counties constituted in 1974 were preserved.
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Under Malcolm X's lieutenancy, the Nation claimed a membership of 500,000.
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The new areas were also adopted for lieutenancy and shrievalty purposes.
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Scotland's current lieutenancy areas and registration counties are largely based on them.
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It restated the combination of counties and counties corporate as lieutenancy counties.
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Lord-lieutenants are the monarch's representatives in their lieutenancy.
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The areas of Scotland that are appointed a Lord-Lieutenant are called lieutenancy areas.
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Some also remain in use for lieutenancy areas and for area committees of the present councils.
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The creation of a new County of London also led to the ending of the Tower Hamlets lieutenancy.
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- The position of a lieutenant
- The title Lord Lieutenant is given to the British monarch's personal representatives in the United Kingdom, usually in a county or similar circumscription, with varying tasks throughout history. ...
- (Lieutenants) A Lieutenant (abbreviated Lt, LT, Lieut and LEUT) is a commissioned officer in the military and paramilitary. It is also used in fire services, emergency medical services, security services, and police forces as an officer rank. ...
- (Lieutenants (Book Titles)) Theft Among Arthropods: The Lieutenants ^l
