keepership การใช้

• Similar confusions arose over Darras's keepership of Morfe and Shirlet.
• Lauder had also applied at some point for the keepership of the university library.
• Sir Paul Neile with others found him the keepership of naval stores at Harwich.
• It was said Gloucester's keepership was made forfeit by Henry's death.
• He also obtained a reversionary interest in the keepership of Folly Park in Windsor Forest.
• This decision has more recently been more regulated to only allow for temporary keepership in certain circumstances.
• Throughout the period of his Assistant Keepership, his main field of research was Anglo-Saxon archaeology.
• He became painter to Charles II, who added to it the deputy-keepership of the royal keys.
• He still held his keepership and the custody of Nottingham Castle, to which Derby Castle was now added.
• Dashwood accordingly retired with Bute from the ministry on 8 April 1763, receiving the sinecure Keepership of the Wardrobe.
• After 1542 the barony was returned to the Earls of Angus, the keepership of the Carmichaels of Meadowflat coming to an end in 1595.
• Combe held his keepership till his death, which took place, after a long illness, at the British Museum on 7 July 1826.
• In 1828 Forshall was appointed secretary to the Museum, and in 1837 resigned his keepership in order to devote himself exclusively to his secretarial duties.
• It had been having some financial problems, but the final blow came when Carpenter took up his appointment to the keepership of the Manchester Museum in 1923.
• One legend records that after the True Stone was given into the keeping of Aonghus 觛, its keepership passed into the branch of the clan who settled in Sleat.
• On the removal of Williams from the lord-keepership ( 30 October 1625 ), Buckingham'went so farr as to nominate'Preston to be lord keeper.
• King James was keenly interested in the breeding of hounds, and in 1615 Potts was rewarded with " the keepership of Skalme Park . . . for the breeding and training of hounds ".
• Despite receiving the honour of the keepership of the Royal Academy in 1920, he resigned and went to the United States to paint portraits, but became disgusted with society and abandoned portraiture in 1926.
• John Cornwall had been rewarded for his services to the king with the grant of the lucrative keepership of royal free chapel at Bridgnorth, explicitly named Cornwall as the culprit in harassing himself and his tenants at Claverley.
• In 1598 he acted as secretary to Henry Brooke, 11th Baron Cobham, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, and in the same year ( 15 June ) he obtained, in reversion after Sir Ralph Bourchier, the keepership of Rochester Castle.