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General ship
General ship, a ship employed by the owners on a particular voyage in the conveyance of the goods of
General tail
General tail, an estate-tail where one parent only is specified whence the issue must be derived, as to A.
General warrant
General warrant, A process from the Secretary of State, to arrest (without naming any person) the author, printer, and
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Generals of Orders
Generals of Orders, chiefs of orders of monks friars, and other religious societies.
Inspector-General of the Forces
Inspector-General of the Forces. An officer origin-ally appointed in 1904, whose duty it is to inspect the Army and report upon its efficiency to the Army Council. The office is now in abeyance.
Receiver-General of the public revenue
Receiver-General of the public revenue, an officer appointed in every county to receive the taxes granted by Parliament, and remit the money to the Treasury.
Receiver-General of the Duchy of Lancaster
Receiver-General of the Duchy of Lancaster, an officer of the Duchy Court, who collects all the revenues, fines, forfeitures, and assessments within the duchy.
People in general
People in general, the expression does not connote the inhabitants of particular village but it signify all members of the public
Lord Justice General
Lord Justice General, the highest judicial officer in Scotland. Head of the High Court of Justiciary. The office is united with
general power of appointment
general power of appointment see power of appointment
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