Examples of 'lord privy' in a sentence
Meaning of "lord privy"
Lord privy: This term is not commonly used in contemporary English vocabulary. 'Lord privy' may refer to a historical office or position of authority, particularly in a royal or governmental context. It could suggest a role related to personal or confidential matters within a monarch's inner circle
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This is a bit lord privy seal to say so.
Great cause was made by some against the lord privy seal.
He held the post of Lord Privy Seal for the remainder of his life.
You need to reply to the Lord Privy Seal.
You can tell the Lord Privy Seal the operation has been completed.
And from this day forth, Lord Privy Seal.
The Lord Privy Seal was the president of the Court of Requests during its existence.
He had accepted the king 's appointment as Lord Privy Seal.
You can tell the Lord Privy Seal the operation has been completed … as planned.
Sir, you need to reply to the Lord Privy Seal.
Also, my lord privy seal, my lord chancellor.
During the Attlee government, he served successively as Lord Privy Seal and Paymaster-General.
Also, my lord privy seal, my lord chancellor… And my lord of suffolk.
I ask forgiveness of his grace, his majesty . Also, my lord privy seal, my lord chancellor.
Yes Lord Privy Seal here, what is it?
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Member of Parliament and friend of the lord Privy Seal, aint that right sir?
His son, the second Baron, served three times as Lord Privy Seal.
What is the lord privy seal doing?
I am sealed in the privy . Uh … uh, uh, tell the Lord Privy Seal.
As a politician he was Lord Privy Seal ( minister to the Crown ).
Why did he suggest the Lord Privy Seal?
Curzon joined the Cabinet, as Lord Privy Seal, when Asquith formed his coalition in May 1915.
He was appointed Bishop of Galloway and later Lord Privy Seal, a post he held until 1470.
