Examples of using Devonshire in English and their translations into Hebrew
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
2 hours drive from London and only 25 minutes from the beautiful and historic Devonshire coast.
He would have to hide it someplace where he could sail to the Devonshire and back in one night.
At all times, Devonshire was careful to consult with his prime minister and the leaders of His Majesty's Loyal Opposition in Canada on matters related to conscription and the war effort.
In the House of Lords, Devonshire served as Conservative Chief Whip from 1911 and, after the Conservatives joined the government during the First World War, as joint Government Chief Whip in the upper chamber, holding office as Civil Lord of the Admiralty.
Devonshire supported the Duke of Newcastle after Henry Pelham's death in 1754 and was Lord Lieutenant of Ireland from 2 April 1755 until 3 January 1757 in Newcastle's administration.
The former said of Devonshire:"No Governor General has come with a more comprehensive grasp of public questions as they touch not only this country and the United Kingdom,
travelling from Kew to London, the King overtook Devonshire and Newcastle's coach in the belief that the two dukes were plotting and that Devonshire was coming to tender his resignation.
Borden said of the Duke of Devonshire that,"No Governor General has come¼ with a more comprehensive grasp of public questions as they touch not only this country and the United Kingdom, but the whole Empire.".
Tapley-Soper of The City Library, Exeter, writes: A discussion arose at the Plymouth meeting of the Devonshire Association in 1916 when it was suggested that this word should be recorded in the list of local verbal provincialisms.
acting on the advice of Borden, Devonshire introduced conscription,
himself the third son of The 7th Duke of Devonshire, and Emma Lascelles,
In 1918 Devonshire travelled to the United States to meet President Woodrow Wilson informally,
2nd Duke of Devonshire.
2nd Duke of Devonshire.
Lord Edgecumbe recommended the Duke of Devonshire and Duke of Grafton to sit for him,
George II eventually asked Devonshire to form an administration.
purchased a small farm, near Dawlish in Devonshire, whither he retired with his wife and two children, to live upon the best interest he could get for the rest of his money,
Devonshire Terrace.
Racquel Devonshire.
The Devonshire Association.