Examples of 'postmaster-general' in a sentence
Meaning of "postmaster-general"
postmaster-general (noun) - a high-ranking official in charge of postal services in a country or region
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It was leased by the Postmaster-General for this purpose.
Postmaster-general and first lord of the admiralty.
It is not left to the discretion of the Postmaster-General.
I hope that the Postmaster-General will rectify these anomalies.
Having been for some time employed by the postmaster-general.
His successor as Postmaster-General is not in the Cabinet.
He was then successively Minister of Customs, Minister of Education and Postmaster-General.
He worked as counsel for the Postmaster-General and for the London County Council.
Elliott was returned to Cabinet, this time as Postmaster-General.
President Grant 's Postmaster-General John Creswell also advocated the removal of the franking privilege.
George John Shaw-Lefevre enters the cabinet as Postmaster-General.
Only Postmaster-General Montgomery Blair opposed the measure.
Does that make the Postmaster-General unhappy?
The Postmaster-General choose a half hectare site which was centrally located . [ 1 ].
Following the election, Ness Edwards becomes Postmaster-General.
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He was appointed Postmaster-General and Minister for Works and Railways.
In 1875, he was promoted to the General Post Office as Deputy Postmaster-General and Secretary.
READS "The postmaster-general has approved the construction.
I am telegraph-operator and postmaster-general of this state . ".
The Postmaster-General vs. Slot.
He was a cabinet minister, Postmaster-General and Secretary for Crown Lands.
In 1880, he was appointed Postmaster-General by William Ewart Gladstone and sworn of the Privy Council.
