Meanings of congratulatory address in English

The magistrates presented him with a congratulatory address.

To the congratulatory address of the Senate, Napoleon replied: The life of a citizen belongs to his country.

He received a congratulatory address from the lord-mayor and aldermen, with whom he dined in public by invitation.

With this as a prologue, he engaged himself in the ever-pleasurable task of delivering a long, congratulatory address.

On the 10th we reached King George's Sound, where we were heartily welcomed and presented with a congratulatory address.

The commander of the local brigade read a congratulatory address, and so did the governor, and the audience shouted banzais.

The Recorder read the loyal and congratulatory address welcoming his sovereign, and recalling Queen Elizabeth's visit to open the first Exchange.

After the emperor read out a formal proclamation, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe delivered a congratulatory address, ending with shouts of Banzai, banzai!

Butler, and that gentleman, on behalf of Messrs. Clunes, the residents of the locality, his scholars, and himself, presented us with a congratulatory address.

His friends in Liverpool, and the Greenwich Liberal Association presented him with congratulatory addresses.

The train stopped again at Boston and reception of congratulatory addresses on the Exhibition.

The sermon and the congratulatory addresses it provoked were published by the society and industriously circulated.

They may take the form of congratulatory addresses, of toasts and responses, or more formal addresses.

The next day was devoted to speech-making; various deputations waiting upon the new Duke of Brabant with congratulatory addresses.

The city of London, the universities, and many other corporations of the kingdom, presented congratulatory addresses to his majesty.

On Thursday, deputations from the Frenchmen resident in the city, and from the gentlemen of the Bar, waited on him, and presented congratulatory addresses.