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Forms of Address: Excellenz

Begin according to rank, and refer to as "Your Excellency." In case of an Officer in the Army or Navy-the professional rank is prefixed to the personal-"General - "Admiral the ." "Col.." (b) "A Son Excellence Monsieur le Ministre, (Ambassadeur, Gouverneur, Admiral, Général, Président) ——." "Excellence, Monsieur le Ministre (Maréchal l'Ambassadeur, etc.)". (c) "Seiner Excellenz, dem Königlichen (Preussischen, Sächsischen, etc.), Minister des Cultus, Justizminister, Minister des Innern, Minister der auswärtigen Angelegenheiten, Kriegsminister, Generallieutenant, Oberpräsidenten," etc. "Euer Excellenz, Hochwohlgeborner Herr!" 14. Judge, etc :- (a) (1) English or Irish-"To the Hon. Sir -" (if a knight), or "The Hon. Mr. Justice ——." "Sir."

On the bench addressed as "My Lord," and referred to as "Your Lordship." Lord Chief Justice" To the Right Hon. the Lord Chief Justice." "My Lord."

Judge of County Court-"To His Honor Judge --."

On the bench referred to as "Your Honor." (2) Scottish Judge-"To the Hon. Lord -- دو "My Lord." Refer to as "Your Lordship."

Lord Avocate "The Right Hon. the Lord Advocate," or, in strict official documents, "Her Majesty's Advocate for Scotland." "Sir," but, more usually, "My Lord." (b) "A Monsieur juge Monsieur le juge." (c) In case of a King's Privy Councillor in office" Seiner Excellenz dem Königlichen Wirklichen Geheimen Rat." "Euer Excellenz!" In case of a Privy "Hof-Rat"-" Seiner Hochwohlgeboren dem Königlichen Geheimen Hof-Rat." "Euer Hochwohlgeboren!" 15. Lord Mayor of London, York, or Dublin :- "To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of " "My Lord Mayor." Refer to as "Your Lordship."