chancellory

English

Etymology

Adapted to chancellor.

Noun

chancellory (plural chancellories)

1. Alternative spelling of chancellery
   • 1918, Pierre Souvestre, A Royal Prisoner‎^[1]:

     The hall of the chancellory had been transformed into a cloakroom and there the crowd was thickest.

   • 1915, John Holland Rose, The Development of the European Nations, 1870-1914 (5th ed.)‎^[2]:

     Bismarck's successor in the chancellory, Count Caprivi, set matters in their true light in a speech in the Reichstag shortly after the publication of Bismarck's Reminiscences.

   • 1899, Edward A. Johnson, History of Negro Soldiers in the Spanish-American War, and Other Items of Interest‎^[3]:

     Senor Polo had personally brought the document from the chancellory above." "