The highest officer of the Crown who is head of the judiciary and who presides in the House of Lords.
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The lord high chancellor?
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And what, Lord High Chancellor of Plassenburg, think you of this masquerading?
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The Lord High Chancellor, in this degenerate age, enjoys much more political power.
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But, alas, who ever heard of a poet being made Lord High Chancellor?
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Pearl Binder, 70-some-years-old, is the wife of the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain.
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By a daughter of the celebrated Lord Erskine, formerly Lord High Chancellor of England.
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Their recorder is Earl Cowper, who has been twice Lord High Chancellor of England.
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The Lord High Chancellor has bowed himself out backwards.
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He was made, by Charles the Second, Justice-General, and afterwards Lord High Chancellor of Scotland.
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The Works of Francis Bacon, Baron of Verulam, Viscount St. Albans, and Lord High Chancellor of England.
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The Lord High Chancellor, at his best, appeared so poor a substitute for the love and pride of parents.
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After James I. had made Bacon Lord High Chancellor of England, he was accused of receiving bribes as a judge.
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Fog everywhere, and at the very heart of the fog sits the Lord High Chancellor in his High Court of Chancery.
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394 Lord High Chancellor of England, etc. 396 Those prudent heads, that with their counsels wise
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I suppose you have the wrongs of some injured lady to redress in your capacity of Lord High Chancellor of the Fleet.
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"And to think that I might have been Lord High Chancellor by now," he remarked.