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The Most Honourable è un appellativo o trattamento onorifico unito ai titoli nobiliari di marchesi del Regno Unito. Descrizione. I duchi hanno il titolo di The Most Noble o His Grace mentre tutti gli altri pari di rango inferiore hanno il titolo di The Right Honourable.
The honorific prefix " The Most Honourable " is a form of address that is used in several countries. In the United Kingdom, it precedes the name of a marquess or marchioness. [1]
- International Diplomacy
- Africa
- Europe
- North America
- Oceania
- Asia
In international diplomatic relations, representatives of foreign states are often styled as The Honourable. Deputy chiefs of mission, chargés d'affaires, consuls-general and consuls are always given the style. All heads of consular posts, whether they are honorary or career postholders, are accorded the style according to the State Department of t...
Democratic Republic of the Congo
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the prefix 'Honourable' or 'Hon.' is used for members of both chambers of the Parliament of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Informally, senators are sometimes given the higher style of 'Venerable'.[citation needed]
Ghana
The style of Honourable is accorded members of parliament in Ghana. It is also extended to certain grades of Royal Orders awarded by Ghana's sub-national Kingdoms.[citation needed]
Kenya
The style Honourable is used to address members of the Kenyan parliament. Traditionally, members of Parliament are not allowed to call each other by name in the chambers, but rather use the terms "Honourable colleague" or "Honorable Member for ...". The written form is Hon. [Last Name], [First Name] or Honourable [Last Name] or Honourable [Position] (e.g. Honourable Speaker).
Germany
A rough equivalent of the style Honourable would be Hochwohlgeboren'high well-born', which was used until 1918 for all members of noble families not having any higher style. Its application to bourgeois dignitaries became common in the 19th century, though it has faded since and was always of doubtful correctness. Ehrwürdig or Ehrwürden, the literal translation of 'honourable', is used for Catholic clergy and religious—with the exceptions of priests and abbesses, who are Hochwürden 'reverend'...
Ireland
In Ireland, all judges of the High Court, Court of Appeal and Supreme Court are referred to as The Honourable Mr/Ms Justice.
Italy
In Italy, the style The Honourable (Italian: Onorevole) is customarily used to refer to a member of the Chamber of Deputies. Former members of parliament can maintain the style.
Canada
In Canada, while not always enshrined in legislation, some people are commonly referred to as The Honourable (French: l'honorable). Those who have the honorific for life include: 1. Senators 2. Members of the King's Privy Council for Canada (mostly members or former members of the federal Cabinet) 3. Lieutenant governors 4. Members of the Executive Council of Nova Scotia(since 2009) 5. Members of the Executive Council of Alberta(since 2022) People who have the honorific only while in office i...
The Caribbean
Members of the Order of the Caribbean Community are entitled to be styled The Honourablefor life. In Barbados, members of the Parliament carry two main titles: members of the House of Assembly are styled The Honourable, while members of the Senate are styled "Senator". Companions of Honour of the former Order of Barbados from the pre-republic era of Barbados, as well Members of the current Order of the Republic, are accorded the style The Honourable. In Jamaica, those awarded the Order of Jam...
Trinidad and Tobago
In Trinidad and Tobago The Prime Minister, government ministers, the leader of the opposition and ministers within government ministries (junior ministers) are styled as The Honourable, senators serving as ministers are styled as Senator The Honourable, ministers with doctorates are styled as The Honourable Dr. or Dr. the Honourable (rare).
Australia
In Australia, the style is allowed to be used by past and present: 1. Governors-General and Governors 2. Members of the Federal Executive Council 3. Premiers and ministers in all states 4. Presiding officers of federal and state parliaments (except ACT Legislative Assemblyspeakers) 5. Members of all state legislative councils except in Victoria 6. Chief ministers and ministers in the Northern Territory 7. Leaders of the Opposition in Tasmania 8. High Court Justices 9. Federal Court Justices 1...
New Zealand
The style The Honourable was first granted in 1854 for use by members of the Executive Council, the Speaker of the Legislative Council, the Members of the Legislative Council, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives. In addition to the standard Commonwealth usage, the Speaker of the House of Representatives was entitled to be referred to as The Honourable until 2010, when it was announced that sitting and future Governors-General, Prime Ministers, Chief Justices, and Speakers of the H...
East Asia
In South Korea, the prefix The Honourableis used for the following people: 1. Ministerial Members of Cabinet of Korea 2. Leaders and Floor Leaders of Parties and Members of Shadow Cabinet. 3. Governors and Ministerial members of Provinces 4. Mayors of Metropolitan Cities 5. Judges at Supreme Court of Koreaand Chief Justices of Provincial Level Courts. In Hong Kong, the prefix The Honourableis used for the following people: 1. The Chief Executive of Hong Kong 2. Members, including the Presiden...
South Asia
In People's Republic of Bangladesh, House Speaker, Ministers, Members of parliaments and Mayors are entitled to the style Honourable. On the other hand, the Prime Minister and the President are styled Honourable or Excellency. In India, judges of the High Courts of India and Supreme Court of India are addressed as Honourable (Hon'ble);often stylized and abbreviated as "HMJ", i.e., Honourable Mr/Ms. Justice, followed by their name. The elected legislators (Members of Legislative Assemblies, an...
Southeast Asia
In Malaysia, an elected Member of Parliament or State Legislative Assemblyman is entitled to be referred to as Yang Berhormat, which translates to 'the honourable'. In Myanmar, the Chief Justice and Justices of the Supreme Court of Myanmarare referred as 'The Honourable'. In the Philippines, the style is usually used to give distinction to any elected official (whether in office or retired) ranging from the smallest political unit, the barangay, to the Congress of the Philippines, which consi...
Il Molto Onorevole Ordine del Bagno è un ordine cavalleresco britannico fondato da re Giorgio I il 18 maggio 1725. La sua istituzione originaria è tuttavia attribuita a re Enrico IV nel 1399, anno della sua incoronazione ma re Giorgio I "costituì i Cavalieri del Bagno in un regolare Ordine militare". Egli tuttavia non restaurò l ...
The Privy Council (formally His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council) is a formal body of advisers to the sovereign of the United Kingdom. Its members, known as privy counsellors, are mainly senior politicians who are current or former members of either the House of Commons or the House of Lords.
The Most Honourable è un appellativo o trattamento onorifico unito ai titoli nobiliari di marchesi del Regno Unito.
style. The Honourable, a style or title of honour common to the United Kingdom, the countries of the Commonwealth, and the United States. It is taken from the French honorable and ultimately derived from the Latin honorabilis (“worthy of honour”).
