regency

Lamartine raised his head and said: "I will oppose the Regency."

She went to the vast Regency desk, idly fingering papers, and laid hold of a document.

The bank being approved of in this manner, it had next to be proposed to the regency council.

Many of the lords dreaded the long minority of the infant prince, and the government of the regency which would probably ensue.

This, if successful, would destroy the control of the "Regency" over the electoral vote.

Even the pictures were hung with thick tasselled cords of the Regency.

He was with others entrusted with the regency of the kingdom during the absence of Edward I. in 1275.

We received thanks for the communication, and a promise to lay it before the Regency.

And both of these proud nobles, seeing no hope of themselves obtaining the Regency, supported the Duchess's claims strongly.

As Francis was over thirteen, it was not necessary to have a regency.