Meanings of viceroyalty in anglès

A fourth viceroyalty for the river Plate was formed in 1778.

With the assistance of the French, Mirzappa Juy obtained the viceroyalty.

The scene now shifts northward to the viceroyalty of New Spain.

To the same patron at Pekin he now owed his elevation to the viceroyalty.

A fresh and powerful impulse was imparted after the termination of Lord Ripon's viceroyalty.

The Duke of Bedford vacated the viceroyalty in 1761, and Lord Halifax took his place.

But there were pretenders to the government both of the viceroyalty and of the subordinate province.

The northern and eastern parts of the viceroyalty showed themselves quite unwilling to obey these upstarts.

As the Spanish dominions became more settled, the viceroyalty of Peru was found to be unwieldy.

We begin therefore with the viceroyalty of Noronha.

The king conferred a new commission upon La Salle, investing him with the powers almost of viceroyalty.

The viceroy dying, was succeeded in his viceroyalty, or subaship, by his second son Nazirzing, whom the mogul confirmed.

Most of the former viceroyalty of La Plata had thus, to all intents and purposes, thrown off the yoke of Spain.

Montmorency, tired of his viceroyalty, which gave him ceaseless annoyance, sold it to his nephew, Henri de Levis, Duc de Ventadour.

Southward of Colombia lay the viceroyalty of Peru, the oldest, richest, and most conservative of the larger Spanish dominions on the continent.

As to the allegation that his lather had been deprived of his viceroyalty for his demerits, it was contrary to all truth.