H.B.M.

abbreviation

1. His Britannic Majesty; Her Britannic Majesty.

HBM

abbreviation

1. His ( or Her) Britannic Majesty

Example Sentences

Above all, he will find one of the most conscientious and kind, as well as influential, of British Consuls there—and how often the sailor abroad may need his interference, only the sailor and merchant knows—who is also one of the oldest in H.B.M. consular service.

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There is Mexico, with its port of Acapulco; New Granada, with the important sea-port town of Panama; Callao, Peru; and Valparaiso, in Chili: at any of which H.B.M. vessels are commonly to be found.

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As he was bound with a cargo to Valparaiso, he could not follow up his discovery; but on arrival at that port informed H.B.M.

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Since the year 1891 the kings of the Oil Rivers have been relieved of the duty of collecting comey, as a regular government of these rivers has been inaugurated by H.B.M.

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H.B.M.'s Agent and Consul-General,' 'Consul-General,' 'Consul,' or 'Vice-Consul,' as it may be.

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