Meanings of civil functionary in English

A Collector is a civil functionary, and frequently an important one.

After a few preliminary ceremonies, a civil functionary, standing between two heralds; then recited the long-expected act of grace.

On one side was a church, and on the other the residence of the governor of the town, or of some other civil functionary.

The highest civil functionary of Holland was invited in the name of its first military officer to a conference, and thus entrapped was forcibly imprisoned.

Addresses poured in from Europeans and Asiatics, from civil functionaries, soldiers, and traders.

To these were afterwards joined five thousand nine hundred civil functionaries, men of letters, artists, etc.

The civil functionaries, in their scarves of office, hurried fussily about, but for once they were unheeded.

Civil functionaries who had abused their official power, and turned it against the government, were simply dismissed.

The coin was debased, the civil functionaries were left unpaid; in some provinces civil government altogether ceased to exist.

A universal conscription was at once ordered, new taxes were imposed, and the salaries of the magistrates and civil functionaries suspended.

The discord which reigned in the army as well as amongst the civil functionaries was nowhere more flagrant than between Lally and Bussy.

In France, at the expulsion of Louis Philippe, the civil functionaries were stated to amount to 807,030 individuals.

The Gov.-General, the clergy, the civil functionaries, troops, prisoners, and occasionally private persons, took passage in these ships to and from the Philippines.

A loud voice outside shouted, "Present arms!" The military commission entered, followed by the Marquis de Courtornieu and several civil functionaries.

Accordingly the cardinal had intimated that the States would be allowed the practice of their religion, while the military and civil functionaries might retain office.