Originally, the Cross had three classes, listed in ascending order: second class, first class, and Grand Cross, the latter being awarded only 19 times through the end of World War I (1918).
It is also worth checking, using the Royal Mail or Post Office websites, whether using the Royal Mail's first class, second class and signed-for services is your cheapest option for sending parcels, particularly heavy items.
Instead they are officially called fourth class, third class, second class, and first class cadets.
The second-class, third-class, and steerage compartments were fitted out in a "comfortable manner" suitable for each class.
I hadn't been much of a Scout, where the ranks are Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class, Star, Life and then Eagle.
Academic degrees in England are usually split into classes: first class (1st), upper second class (2 1), lower second class (2 2), third (3rd), and unclassified.
China's coach Bob Donewald, who saw side side lose 71-43 to Australia in the first event ever to be held at the Olympic Park, praised the venue, saying: "First-class event, first-class teams and a first-class facility".
Pharmacy students in the lower classes (first, second and third year classes) showed more positive attitudes toward CAM than their higher class counterparts (fourth and fifth year classes).
This study has investigated the variation of vehicles over time on four grades of road (expressway, first-class highway, second-class highway and urban main road) according to the weight-in-motion (WIM) data.
The two ships accommodated 306 first-class, 60 second-class, and 64 third-class passengers, with each ship making several trips on the route, but a lack of passengers (along with the grounding of Siboney at Vigo in September 1920) led to the abandonment of the route.
