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Enquire within upon everything
·
Robert Kemp Philp
186
ix.
Esquire.--This
title
is
now
accorded
to
every
man
of
position
and
respectability,
but
persons
entitled
to
superior
consideration
are
distinguished
by
"&c.,
&c.,
&c.,"
added
to
their
superscription.
The
wives
of
Gentlemen,
when
several
of
the
same
name
are
married,
are
distinguished
by
the
Christian
name
of
their
husbands,
as
Mrs.
John
Harvey,
Mrs.
William
Temple.
x.
Privy
Councillors.--These
have
the
title
of
Right
Honourable,
which
is
prefixed
to
their
name
thus:
Sup.--To
the
Right
Honourable
William
Ewart
Gladstone,
M.P.
Comm.--Sir.
Con.--I
have
the
honour
to
be,
Sir,
Your
most
obedient
very
humble
servant.
[Footnote
1:
Adapted
from
the
"Dictionary
of
Daily
Wants,"
published
by
Houlston
and
Sons,
Paternoster
Square,
E.C.,
in
one
volume,
half
bound,
at
7s.
6d.,
or
in
three
separate
volumes,
cloth,
each
2s.
6d.]
241.
The
Clergy.
i.
Archbishop.--Sup.--To
His
Grace
the
Archbishop
of
Canterbury.
Comm.--Your
Grace.
Con.--I
remain,
Your
Grace's
most
devoted
obedient
servant.
ii.
Bishop.--Sup.--To
the
Right
Reverend
the
Bishop
of
Winchester.
Comm.--Right
Reverend
Sir.
Con.--I
remain,
Right
Reverend
Sir,
Your
most
obedient
humble
servant.
iii.
Doctor
of
Divinity.--Sup.--To
the
Reverend
James
William
Vivian,
D.D.,
or,
To
the
Reverend
Dr.
Vivian.
Comm.--Reverend
Sir.
Con.--I
have
the
honour
to
be,
Reverend
Sir,
Your
most
obedient
servant.
iv.
Dean.--Sup.--To
the
Very
Reverend
The
Dean
of
St.
Paul's;
or,
To
the
Very
Reverend
Richard
William
Church,
M.A.,
D.C.L.,
D.D.,
Dean
of
St.
Paul's.
Comm.--Mr.
Dean;
or,
Reverend
Sir.
Con.--I
have
the
honour
to
be,
Mr.
Dean
(or
Reverend
Sir),
Your
most
obedient
servant.
v.
Archdeacon.--Sup.--To
the
Venerable
Archdeacon
Hessey,
D.C.L.
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