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Robert Kemp Philp
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v.
Judge
of
County
Courts.--Sup.--To
His
Honour
John
James
Jeffreys,
Judge
of
County
Courts.
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243.
Officers
of
the
Navy
and
Army.
i.
Naval
Officers.--Admirals
have
the
rank
of
their
flag
added
to
their
own
name
and
title
thus:
Sup.--To
the
Honourable
Sir
Richard
Saunders
Dundas,
Admiral
of
the
White.
If
untitled,
they
are
simply
styled
Sir.
Commodores
are
addressed
in
the
same
way
as
admirals.
Captains
are
addressed
either
to
"Captain
William
Smith,
R.N.;"
or
if
on
service,
"To
William
Smith,
Esquire,
Commander
of
H.M.S.--"
Lieutenants
are
addressed
in
the
same
way.
ii.
Military
Officers.--All
officers
in
the
army
above
Lieutenants,
Cornets,
and
Ensigns,
have
their
military
rank
prefixed
to
their
name
and
title.
Sup.--To
General
Sir
Frederick
Roberts.
Subalterns
are
addressed
as
Esquire,
with
the
regiment
to
which
they
belong,
if
on
service.
244.
Municipal
Officers.
i.
Lord
Mayor.--Sup.--To
the
Right
Honourable
the
Lord
Mayor
(The
Lady
Mayoress)
of
London,
York,
Dublin;
The
Lord
Provost
(The
Lady
Provost)
of
Edinburgh.
Comm.--My
Lord
(Madam).
Con.--I
have
the
honour
to
be,
my
Lord,
Your
Lordship's
(Madam,
Your
Ladyship's)
most
obedient
humble
servant.
ii.
The
Mayors
of
all
Corporations,
with
the
Sheriffs,
Aldermen,
and
Recorder
of
London,
are
styled
Right
Worshipful;
and
the
Aldermen
and
Recorder
of
other
Corporations,
as
well
as
Justices
of
the
Peace,
Worshipful.
245.
Ambassadors.
Ambassadors
have
Excellency
prefixed
to
the
other
titles,
and
their
accredited
rank
added.
Sup.--To
His
Excellency
Count
Karolyi,
Ambassador
Extraordinary
and
Plenipotentiary
from
H.I.M.
(His
Imperial
Majesty)
The
Emperor
of
Austria.
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