Talk:chamberlain

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Derived terms from Chambers 1908[edit]

  • Lord Chamberlain: an officer of high standing in the royal household, having control over all the officers and servants 'above stairs', except those of the bedchamber, over the establishment attached to the Chapel Royal, the physicians, surgeons, and apothecaries of the household.
  • Lord Great Chamberlain: a hereditary officer who has the government of the palace of Westminster, and upon solemn occasions the keys of Westminster Hall and of the Court of Requests are delivered to him.

Equinox 04:55, 1 February 2019 (UTC)Reply