Lord Lieutenant of Ruthin

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The Lord Lieutenant of Ruthin was a historical ceremonial office in Wales, representing the British monarch’s interests in the Ruthin area and overseeing local militia and civic duties.

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Lord Lieutenant of Ruthin canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ceremonial office
lieutenancy
appliesToJurisdiction Ruthin
appointedBy British monarch
associatedWith Denbighshire
surface form: Denbighshire county

Ruthin
surface form: Ruthin town
country Wales
governingBody British Crown
governmentalDomain subnational monarchy representation
hasDuty civic ceremonial duties
liaison between Crown and local authorities
oversight of local militia
support of royal visits
hasFunction coordination of local militia
maintenance of public order
military organization at local level
representation at civic ceremonies
hasJurisdictionOver Ruthin area
hasRole monarch’s representative
historicalStatus defunct office
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalSystem British constitutional framework
location Denbighshire
Ruthin
Wales
officeType county lieutenancy
partOf Lord-Lieutenants in Wales
surface form: Lord Lieutenancy system in Wales

local government structure of Wales
represents British monarch
usedInPeriod historical period

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Francis Godolphin, 2nd Earl of Godolphin positionHeld Lord Lieutenant of Ruthin