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Meaning of "admiral lord"
The phrase 'admiral lord' is a title or honorary designation used to address a high-ranking naval officer who holds the rank of admiral in the British Royal Navy. It is a form of address that combines the rank of 'admiral' with the courtesy title of 'lord' to denote a person of noble or aristocratic status within the military hierarchy. The phrase is used to refer to individuals who have attained this specific rank and title in the naval context
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Admiral Lord Hood has ordered that we remain here until your progress is assured.
It was based on the signal books created earlier by Admiral Lord Howe.
Admiral Lord Nelson himself was sick every time he went to sea.
Rose was a close friend of Admiral Lord Nelson.
Admiral Lord Nelson himself owned one.
He was praised in despatches by Admiral Lord Nelson.
Admiral Lord Nelson had your complaint.
He was a contemporary and close friend of Admiral Lord Nelson.
Admiral Lord John Hay and another naval officer each took two.
The Rodney papers, selections from the correspondence of Admiral Lord Rodney.
Admiral Lord Horatio D'Ascoyne presents a challenge, as he rarely sets foot on land.
The work was dedicated by the composer "… to my friend Admiral Lord Beresford.
Admiral Lord Horatio, obstinate to the last… insisted on going down with his ship.
In 1801 he was present in Foudroyant under Admiral Lord Keith during the Egyptian campaign.
Admiral Lord Barmouth hastens the repair work, realizing he helps himself that way.
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Mackenzie received a dressing down from the Commander-in-Chief, Mediterranean Fleet, Admiral Lord Mountbatten.
Admiral Lord Horatio D'Ascoyne presented a more difficult problem.
Aged 80, the beloved daughter of Vice Admiral Lord Nelson and widow of the above-named Revd.
Admiral Lord Nelson had your complaint, you know.
British Admiral Lord Nelson loses his right eye at the siege of Calvi, in Corsica.
Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson ( victor at the battle of Trafalgar ).
Yes . Admiral Lord Hood has ordered - that we remain here until your progress is assured.
To Admiral Lord Nelson. Yes, poor sea legs, despite a very tenuous connection.
Admiral Lord Nelson was less than 1.6 metres tall.
Rear Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson decided on a total blockade, and in 1800 the French garrison surrendered.
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Our lord is suffereing from a disturbed spirit
And behold the lord exults them
The lord will have his revenge
