1. COURT AND Courtiers COURT AND Courtiers

2. Courtiers Courtiers are the politicians and higher civil servants of Rokugan

3. Courtiers are unlanded characters.

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6. Courtiers is the marketing name used to describe the group of companies which includes Courtiers Investment Services Limited and Courtiers Asset Management Limited, which are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and are subsidiaries of Courtiers Group Holdings Limited.

7. Courtiers was a wonderful non-fiction book about Courtiers in the early Georgian Courts (George I & II)

8. What does Courtiers mean? Information and translations of Courtiers in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

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10. The servile bowings and Cringings of courtiers

11. Royal Courtiers chart path for Prince Harry’s independence

12. Courtiers seldom go down to the lower town.

13. Beseems that Her Grace cares naught for the courtiers

14. Royal Courtiers chart path for Prince Harry’s independence World

15. Courtiers are unlanded characters living at a ruler's court

16. Courtiers are the politicians and higher civil servants of Rokugan

17. The Courtiers during the Elizabethan era were of many degrees

18. Shōnagon was regarded by contemporary courtiers as having an excellent memory.

19. The Palace Courtiers very much kept the young Royals away from Trump

20. 12 The cruel king and his servile courtiers entered the room.

21. The courtiers , having entered, brought furnaces and massy hammers and welded the bolts.

22. It also provoked apoplexy among King Bhumibol's courtiers, says a palace source.

23. The earliest historical examples of Courtiers were part of the retinues of rulers.

24. ‘Payments were made instead to Courtiers to influence the queen's choice.’ ‘This cuts out the public, to be sure, but resembles the Courtiers in any royal government.’ ‘But the advisers, Courtiers, and generals that surround the throne are at a loss to determine what it means, much less what to do about it.’

25. The Courtiers, having entered, brought furnaces and massy hammers and welded the bolts.

26. Among the Courtiers of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II is Edward Young, her private secretary.

27. The Courtiers were flocking to the Luxembourg, in hopes of some advantage to themselves

28. Like many of the Courtiers, Mistress Fitton affected the society of the players

29. ‘Payments were made instead to Courtiers to influence the queen's choice.’ ‘This cuts out the public, to be sure, but resembles the Courtiers in any royal government.’ ‘But the advisers, Courtiers, and generals that surround the throne are at a loss to determine what it means, much less what to do about it.’

30. Characters residing in your court include most of your Courtiers, along with some other characters

31. • The King and his Courtiers started at the sight of Kabir when he entered the hall

32. Pharaoh's courtiers saw her and praised her to Pharaoh, and she was taken into Pharaoh's household.

33. In the faces and behaviour of the Courtiers, as in a glass, he saw reflected the truth

34. In his voyage (1624–1625) he was accompanied by Albrycht Stanisław Radziwiłł and other, less notable courtiers.

35. Kind words icon Courtiers is a professional organisation with knowledgeable, approachable staff who treat clients as individuals

36. • Until the 1890s, the garden was reserved for the exclusive use of either the monarch or selected Courtiers.

37. "The Courtiers" presents the drama and intrigue surrounding George I and George II in Great Britain

38. In a lively series of imaginary conversations between the real-life Courtiers to the Duke of Urbino, his speakers

39. Rigoletto attempts to run into the room in which Gilda is being held, but the courtiers block his way.

40. The family were middle-ranking courtiers and had financial difficulties, possibly because they were not granted a revenue-producing office.

41. Sixteen of the Courtiers shown in William Kent's Grand Staircase painting are brought back to life in vivid detail

42. No king can be without worthy Courtiers with whom he may be at his ease and behave without restraint

43. Courtiers in London, angry at his arrogant seizure of responsibility for notifying the new king, blocked various royal appointments.

44. The Courtiers’ Anatomists is about dead bodies and live animals in Louis XIV’s Paris--and the surprising links between them

45. An extravagant Coronation is a prestigious event to which all your vassals, courtiers and even neighboring Christian rulers are invited

46. Countable noun Courtiers were noblemen and women who spent a lot of time at the court of a king or queen

47. • The Duchess had never been liked by many Courtiers and members of the Royal Household since the day of the engagement

48. The queen moved quickly to take control of the situation, ordering royal Courtiers to sort out a future role for the couple within days

49. The queen moved quickly to take control of the situation, ordering royal Courtiers to sort out a future role for the couple within days

50. Courtier definition: Courtiers were noblemen and women who spent a lot of time at the court of a king or queen Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

51. Louis believed strongly in the divine right of kings, saying that he was the sun and that his courtiers and France should revolve around him like planets.

52. The Courtiers suppress their laughter as Rigoletto arrives with the Duke, who is whispering to the jester that Ceprano is a pest and his wife an angel

53. ‘The Courtier and the king stood nearby watching the princess.’ ‘This lifestyle demanded that everything should be portable: the belongings of king and Courtiers had therefore to …

54. Next he discourses upon the brain, which he Allegorizes as the king of our microcosm, served by entertaining such nourishing courtiers as Ovid and Ben Jonson

55. ‘The Courtier and the king stood nearby watching the princess.’ ‘This lifestyle demanded that everything should be portable: the belongings of king and Courtiers had therefore to …

56. Phil Gramm is a Super-Corruptionist and has been one for decades, but I could have easily focused on any number of McCain’s other advisors and courtiers.

57. How could an untutored, untravelled glover's son from hickville, the argument goes, understand kings and courtiers, affairs of state, philosophy, law, music—let alone the noble art of falconry?

58. Courtiers joked Meghan Markle would start a beauty line when she left the royal family and resented having to serve 'an actress on a cable show', bombshell book claims

59. ‘The courtiers, Attendants, guards and servants sighed in audible relief.’ ‘Funds were provided for the eight-strong party of noblemen and ladies, their twelve gentlemen Attendants and seventy-five servants.’

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61. Prince Harry reportedly attempted to meet with Queen Elizabeth about stepping down from senior royal duties but was blocked by her Courtiers.; The royals are currently in “talks” about the

62. Prince William was ‘Bloody minded’ in face of attacks from Royal Household over pilot role PRINCE William was "Bloody minded" when senior courtiers questioned whether it appropriate for a

63. Here more than 200 of those grim courtiers stood wondering at him [Smith], as he had been a monster; till Powhatan and his train had put themselves in their Braveries

64. Fowler Professor of Public Affairs at Roanoke College, is concluding his trilogy of books on influential judges through the eyes of their clerks with his new book, “Of Courtiers and Princes.” Drawing on …

65. The Queen is unlikely to watch Oprah Winfrey’s box office interview with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, but her courtiers have told The Sunday Times that Her Majesty is “pretty Cheesed off

66. Of course, bravery is still valuable, and Courtiers still involve themselves in duels (using rapiers rather than jousting lances)--but for the most part, they are bureaucrats, scholars, and poets rather than warriors

67. With Gaunt gone, the unofficial leadership of the growing dissent against the king and his courtiers passed to Buckingham – who had by now been created Duke of Gloucester – and Richard Fitzalan, Earl of Arundel.

68. Tracy Borman Acquaints us with a diverse cast, from governesses, ladies in waiting and courtiers, but the most well-known include her mother, Anne Boleyn, and her stepmother, Katherine Howard, both beheaded under orders from her father

69. The Courtiers: Splendor and Intrigue in the Georgian Court at Kensington Palace Audible Audiobook – Unabridged Lucy Worsley (Author), Heather Wilds (Narrator), Audible Studios for Bloomsbury (Publisher) 4.3 out of 5 stars 166 ratings See all formats and editions

70. Your Courtiers can serve in many of the same positions as landed direct vassals: as council members, flank commanders (except in the Byzantine and Roman Empires), and holders of honorary titles.You have full control over their marriages and education

71. As it had happened with Lennox back in Scotland, other Courtiers weren’t very happy with the idea of a peasant being so favored, and even becoming a nobleman, which led to many plots against him being set in motion

72. Annonces du Bateau a actuellement 6 785 Bateaux à moteur à vendre, y compris 2 233 Bateaux neufs et 4 552 Bateaux d'occasion répertoriés à la fois par des particuliers, des courtiers et des concessionnaires professionnels de Bateaux principalement en France.

73. From there, visitors progressed only as far as their status permitted, through the State Drawing Room and ' Antichamber ', with only the most distinguished courtiers being admitted to the most luxuriously appointed room of all, the State Bedchamber, or the final and most private room, the State Closet.

74. The English Courtiers were greatly incensed at the gracious reception accorded to these notable rebels by King James; but although Tyrone was confirmed in his title and estates, he had no sooner returned to Ireland than he again engaged in dispute with the government concerning his rights over certa

75. ‘A story is an Allegory of real life; the characters are allegories of real people, since you only take the important parts of their lives.’ ‘Lyly's play uses the myth to present a political Allegory of Philip of Spain, by giving Midas and his courtiers what was considered by a contemporary English audience to be a specifically Spanish

76. Of Jacob, the Bigamic jealousy between Leah and Rachel Genesis 29:30-34; 30:1-25; Moses and Zipporah Exodus 4:25,26; Elkanah, on account of Bigamic feuds 1 Samuel 1:4-7; David and Michal 2 Samuel 6:16,20-23; Ahasuerus, on account of Vashti's refusing to appear before His drunken courtiers Esther 1:10-22

77. Of Jacob, the Bigamic jealousy between Leah and Rachel Genesis 29:30-34; 30:1-25; Moses and Zipporah Exodus 4:25 Exodus 4:26; Elkanah, on account of Bigamic feuds 1 Samuel 1:4-7; David and Michal 2 Samuel 6:16 2 Samuel 6:20-23; Ahasuerus, on account of Vashtis refusing to appear before his drunken courtiers Esther 1:10-22; PERSIAN, DOMESTIC