- two
bailiwicks – the
Bailiwick of
Jersey (comprising the
island of
Jersey and
uninhabited islets such as the
Minquiers and Écréhous) and the
Bailiwick of...
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archipelago into two
bailiwicks,
establishing those parts other than
Jersey as a
single Bailiwick of Guernsey.: 21 The
Bailiwick is a
parliamentary constitutional...
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European Union. They have a
total po****tion of
about 171,916, and the
bailiwicks' capitals,
Saint Helier and
Saint Peter Port, have po****tions of 33,500...
-
Jersey (/ˈdʒɜːrzi/ JUR-zee; Jèrriais: Jèrri [ʒɛri]),
officially the
Bailiwick of Jersey, is an
autonomous and self-governing
island territory of the British...
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regional structure, the
bailiwick.
Kammerballeien ("Chamber
Bailiwicks") were
governed by the
Grandmaster himself. Some of
these bailiwicks had the rank of imperial...
- the
Bailiwick of Guernsey, the
Bailiwick of
Jersey and Chausey.
Uninhabited islands,
islets and rock
formations include the following: The
Bailiwick includes...
- in one
Bailiwick having no
validity in the other. The two
Bailiwicks exercise bilateral double taxation treaties.
Since 1961, the
Bailiwicks have had...
-
order soon
established an
organization throughout the
German Empire of
bailiwicks headed by a land
commander reporting to the
German master.
Below the land...
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cities which rose in the 13th century. The
Teutonic Knights founded the
Bailiwick of
Koblenz in or
around 1231.
Koblenz attained great prosperity and it...
- high-
bailiwicks were
subdivided into
bailiwicks (German: Ämter,
singular Amt),
presided by a
bailiff (Amtmann,
plural Amtleute). The high-
bailiwicks, named...
