High Sheriff

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concept

A High Sheriff is a ceremonial county officer in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland responsible for supporting the Crown and judiciary, attending royal visits, and performing certain civic and legal duties.

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All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
High Sheriff canonical 45
High Sheriff office 6
high sheriff 1

Instances (53)

Instance Via concept surface
High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire —
High Sheriff of Staffordshire —
High Sheriff of Oxfordshire —
High Sheriff of South Yorkshire —
High Sheriff of Berkshire —
High Sheriff of Cornwall —
High Sheriff of Devon —
High Sheriff of Somerset —
High Sheriff of Wiltshire —
High Sheriff of the East Riding of Yorkshire High Sheriff office
High Sheriff of Durham —
High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire —
High Sheriff of Bedfordshire —
High Sheriff of Lancashire —
High Sheriff of Dorset —
High Sheriff of Rutland —
High Sheriff of Derbyshire —
High Sheriff of Shropshire —
High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire —
High Sheriff of Leicestershire —
High Sheriff of West Sussex —
High Sheriff of Essex —
High Sheriff of West Midlands —
High Sheriff of Glamorgan High Sheriff office
High Sheriff of Merseyside —
High Sheriff of Tyne and Wear —
High Sheriff of Kent —
High Sheriff of Gwynedd High Sheriff office
High Sheriff of Gloucestershire —
High Sheriff of Powys High Sheriff office
High Sheriff of Cheshire —
High Sheriff of Dyfed High Sheriff office
High Sheriff of Clwyd —
High Sheriff of Gwent —
High Sheriff of Hampshire —
High Sheriff of Surrey —
High Sheriff of Sussex —
High Sheriff of Norfolk —
High Sheriff of Suffolk —
High Sheriff of Warwickshire —
High Sheriff of West Yorkshire —
High Sheriff of Hertfordshire —
High Sheriff of North Yorkshire —
High Sheriff of Humberside High Sheriff office
High Sheriff of Lincolnshire —
High Sheriff of Northumberland —
High Sheriff of Northamptonshire —
High Sheriff of Herefordshire —
High Sheriff of Worcestershire —
High Sheriff of Bristol high sheriff