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Norroy

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Term: NORROY

Definition: Norroy is a title given to a person who is the third of the three Kings at Arms in English law. They are the chief herald and their area of responsibility is on the north side of the river Trent. The Norroy's duties include overseeing weddings and funerals of nobility. A herald is an officer responsible for keeping genealogical lists and tables, adjusting armorial bearings, and regulating the ceremonies at royal coronations and funerals. There are six heralds in England and three in Scotland. Historically, a herald was also a messenger who announced royal or state proclamations and carried diplomatic messages between kings or countries, especially proclamations of war, peace, or truce.

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Definition: Norroy (nor-oy) is a position in English law. It is the third of the three Kings at Arms and the chief herald. The Norroy's province lies on the north side of the river Trent. The Norroy's duties have included the supervision of weddings and funerals of nobility. The Norroy is a type of herald.

Example: In England and Scotland, there are several officers responsible for keeping genealogical lists and tables, adjusting armorial bearings, and regulating the ceremonies at royal coronations and funerals. The Norroy is one of these officers. There are six in England and three in Scotland.

Explanation: The example illustrates the definition by showing that the Norroy is a type of herald responsible for keeping genealogical lists and tables, adjusting armorial bearings, and regulating the ceremonies at royal coronations and funerals. The example also shows that there are several officers with similar responsibilities in England and Scotland, and the Norroy is one of them.

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