An Encyclopaedia of ParliamentF. A. Praeger, 1968 - 912 էջ First published in 1958. |
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... Chancellor , the Lord Privy Seal , and the Lord President of the Council are active politicians , and receive their appointments from the party in power . GREAT SEAL The office of Lord Keeper of the Great Seal ( q.v. ) is now combined with ...
... Chancellor , the Lord Privy Seal , and the Lord President of the Council are active politicians , and receive their appointments from the party in power . GREAT SEAL The office of Lord Keeper of the Great Seal ( q.v. ) is now combined with ...
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... Chancellor ' , but since the beginning of the reign of George III the title of ' Lord Chancellor ' has always been conferred in the first instance with the Great Seal ... Privy Council office , for whose work he is ... Lord President of the ...
... Chancellor ' , but since the beginning of the reign of George III the title of ' Lord Chancellor ' has always been conferred in the first instance with the Great Seal ... Privy Council office , for whose work he is ... Lord President of the ...
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Norman W. Wilding, Philip Laundy. Lord Privy Seal and Minister for Science . ( See also LORD PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL . ) Mr. Edward Heath succeeded Lord Hailsham as Lord Privy Seal in 1960 and was given the special function of acting as ...
Norman W. Wilding, Philip Laundy. Lord Privy Seal and Minister for Science . ( See also LORD PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL . ) Mr. Edward Heath succeeded Lord Hailsham as Lord Privy Seal in 1960 and was given the special function of acting as ...
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