Lord Chancellor of England

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The Lord Chancellor of England was one of the highest-ranking officials in the English government, historically serving as the monarch’s chief legal advisor, head of the judiciary, and presiding officer of the House of Lords.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf government position
judicial office
political office
appliesToJurisdiction England
appointedBy monarch of England
associatedWithInstitution Court of Chancery
House of Lords
associatedWithLegalSystem English law
associatedWithSymbol Great Seal of England
country Kingdom of England
followedBy Lord Chancellor of England self-linksurface differs
surface form: Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain
hasAlternativeName Lord Chancellor of England
surface form: English Lord Chancellor

Lord Chancellor of England
surface form: Lord High Chancellor of England
hasJurisdiction appeals from common law courts
chancery
equity
hasRole chief equity judge
chief legal advisor to the monarch
head of the judiciary
keeper of the Great Seal of England
presiding officer of the House of Lords
senior officer of state
historicalFunction advising the monarch on legal matters
custody of the Great Seal
oversight of royal courts
presiding over the House of Lords in its judicial capacity
presiding over the House of Lords in its legislative capacity
memberOf Cabinet of England
Privy Council
surface form: Privy Council of England
nominatedBy monarch of England
officeCreatedInCentury 11th century
officeEvolvedInto Lord Chancellor of England self-linksurface differs
surface form: Lord Chancellor of the United Kingdom

Lord Chancellor of England self-linksurface differs
surface form: Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain
officeHeldByHeadOf Court of Chancery
English judiciary
officeHeldByPresidingOfficerOf House of Lords
officeType great office of state
partOf English government
English judiciary
positionHierarchy one of the highest-ranking officials in the English government
residence City of Westminster
surface form: Westminster
seat Palace of Westminster
subordinateTo monarch of England
typicalBackground senior judge
senior lawyer
senior statesman
usedTitle Lord Chancellor of England self-linksurface differs
surface form: Lord High Chancellor of England

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Francis Bacon positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
Secretary of State for Justice alsoHoldsOfficeOf Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor (in modern practice)
Lord Selborne positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
subject surface form: Roundell Palmer, 1st Earl of Selborne
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Lord Selborne positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
subject surface form: Roundell Palmer, 1st Earl of Selborne
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor of Great Britain
Ministry of Justice ministerialHeadAlsoHoldsTitle Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Lord Privy Seal relatedTo Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Chancellor of the Order of the Garter isDistinctFrom Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor of the United Kingdom
Lord usedInTitle Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Lord Speaker replaces Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor (as presiding officer of the House of Lords)
Attorney General for the Isle of Man (on advice) appointedOnAdviceOf Lord Chancellor of England
subject surface form: Attorney General for the Isle of Man
this entity surface form: UK Lord Chancellor
Second Baldwin government includesOffice Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
36th United Kingdom Parliament lordsSpeaker Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Bacon positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
subject surface form: Francis Bacon
Lord Chancellor of England followedBy Lord Chancellor of England self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain
Lord Chancellor of England officeEvolvedInto Lord Chancellor of England self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain
Lord Chancellor of England officeEvolvedInto Lord Chancellor of England self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor of the United Kingdom
Lord Chancellor of England usedTitle Lord Chancellor of England self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Lord High Chancellor of England
Lord Chancellor of England hasAlternativeName Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: English Lord Chancellor
Lord Chancellor of England hasAlternativeName Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord High Chancellor of England
Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service supervisingAuthority Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales tookOverFunctionsFrom Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Judicial Appointments Commission reportsTo Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Judicial Appointments Commission makesRecommendationsTo Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Baron Verulam positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
subject surface form: Francis Bacon, 1st Baron Verulam
Henry Brougham positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor of Great Britain
Lord Clarendon positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
subject surface form: Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon
William of Wykeham hasTitle Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
President of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom appointedOnAdviceOf Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Lord Advocate isSeparateFrom Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Criminal Cases Review Commission reportsTo Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Lord Speaker of the House of Lords notTheSameAs Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
judiciary of England and Wales appointmentsRecommendedBy Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Sir Charles Yorke positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor of Great Britain
Sir John Copley positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor of the United Kingdom
Sir John Copley positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster isSeparateFrom Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
1st Earl of Selborne positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
subject surface form: Roundell Palmer, 1st Earl of Selborne
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Woolsack usedBy Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor of the United Kingdom
Woolsack associatedWithOffice Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Saint Thomas Becket positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
subject surface form: Thomas Becket
Hyde family officeHeld Lord Chancellor of England
subject surface form: Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon
Her Grace The Duchess of York fatherOccupation Lord Chancellor of England
subject surface form: Anne Hyde
Lord of Appeal in Ordinary subordinateTo Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor (historically)
Lord Irvine of Lairg positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Kenneth Clarke positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor
Great Officers of State of the United Kingdom hasPart Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain
Sir John Simon positionHeld Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord Chancellor of Great Britain
Great Officer of State hasPart Lord Chancellor of England
this entity surface form: Lord High Chancellor