Significados de civil governor en inglés

While an able civil governor, Prevost was an incompetent military commander.

The civil governor was convulsed with merriment on hearing Antonio's account of the adventure.

His father was a civil governor and landed proprietor.

The civil governor advises the military governor on all public civil questions and presides over the advisory council.

Neither Pliny nor Trajan could understand why a Christian should not renounce his creed at the bidding of the civil governor.

The entire empire, excluding Persia proper, was divided into twenty satrapies, or provinces, each one with its civil governor, or satrap.

In 1850 he became a general of cavalry, and in 1851 military and civil governor of Hungary.

Ambrose, an early father of the church, was civil governor, and subsequently bishop of Milan, and a distinguished writer on church-state relations.

In short, we gather from the brother's testimony that Quintus Cicero was very ill-fitted to be the civil governor of a province.

After the war with Spain, Judge Taft was made president of the Philippine Commission, and in 1901 first civil governor of the Philippine Islands.

A letter was intercepted, in which Prince Laatsfeld, civil governor of Berlin, secretly informed the enemy of all the dispositions of the French army.

Among them was Brig.-General Garcia Peña (lately in command of Cavite), a colonel, several other officers, a civil governor, etc., and some hundreds of volunteers.

Under such appalling prospects, the zealous and excellent civil Governor, Snr.

Taft, President of the said Commission is hereby appointed Civil Governor of the Philippine Islands.

The Commandant was to take over the offices, staff, and functions of the late Civil Governor.

To the Military and Civil Governors of the Provinces:-(To be deciphered with the Hua Code)