Lord High Chancellor

As the Lord High Chancellor may have told you, my Order has a wizardy sort of device to get messages from our people out in the field.

Sir Winston insisted the Lord High Chancellor try to improve the efficiency of the courts.

Fortesque, the Lord High Chancellor of England under Henry VI., king a century after the Thirteenth, has this to say with regard to the legal and economic conditions in England in his time.

I look at you as my Lord High Chancellor in Natural Science, and therefore I request you, after you have finished, just to re-run over the heads in the recapitulation-part of the last chapter.

The act of submission above-mentioned might, however, for reasons that may easily be divined, be more laudable in a young man of nineteen, than in a Lord High Chancellor of England.