Lord High Chancellor
Britishnoun
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Lord Kilmuir, the Lord High Chancellor, draped amid flowing robes, impassive under a full-bottomed wig, came last.
From Time Magazine Archive
During the past week, the Lord High Chancellor took his seat on the Woolsack* and their lordships debated the bill.
From Time Magazine Archive
Lying invalid in his Somersetshire home of Burnham-on-Sea, George Viscount Cave, 72, felt his strength definitely impaired, last week, and executed in good time his resignation as Lord High Chancellor.
From Time Magazine Archive
Among the distinguished speakers was Britain's Lord High Chancellor Viscount Haldane, who discoursed on the growing evidence of international good manners created by national selfdiscipline.
From Time Magazine Archive
As the Lord High Chancellor may have told you, my Order has a wizardy sort of device to get messages from our people out in the field.
From "The Assassination of Brangwain Spurge" by M.T. Anderson and Eugene Yelchin
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