Sentence examples for royal letter from inspiring English sources

No mention of elegy about royal letter of credit.

Sharing a photo of the reply, which appeared to be on official royal letter paper, the person wrote that they were shocked his friend was dignified with a response.

The scattered village is the site of a house, now only a mound, connected with a story first recorded in 1793 in The Statistical Account of Scotland, which tells of John de Groot and his two brothers from Holland, who settled there with a royal letter of protection.

There is, however, no evidence that Harclay received the royal letter in time to arrive at the battlefield any earlier than he did.

Coke then successively restricted the definition of treason and declared a royal letter illegal, leading to his dismissal from the bench on 14 November 1616.

According to a royal letter dated 17 December 1509, Cabral was party to a dispute over a transaction involving property which belonged to him.

A legislative council was created by royal letters patent in 1841.

An ordinance of 1629 tried to forbid its being assumed except by virtue of royal letters patent or "eminence of personal quality" (éminence de qualité personnelle).

Its holder is appointed by royal letters patent, and his title is derived from his staff of office, an ebony stick surmounted with a gold lion.

The principal officials of the royal household were the chancellor, usually an ecclesiastic, who was responsible for the issuance of royal letters and the preservation of records; the mayordomo, a magnate, who supervised the household and the royal domain; and the alférez (Catalan: senyaler), also a magnate, who organized and directed the army under the king's command.

In any case, until the 17th century the title of baron could be borne only by the holder of a territorial barony, and it was Louis XIV who first cheapened the title in France by creating numerous barons by royal letters.