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v. Judge of County Courts.--Sup.--To His Honour John James Jeffreys, Judge of County Courts. [A DIRTY GRATE MAKES DINNER LATE.] 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.