Crown of the Polish Kingdom (919 bytes)
1: ... [[Duchy of Courland]], which had varying degrees of [[autonomy]].
3: ...times of [[Kingdom of Poland]] until the end of [[Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth]] in [[1795]].
5: ...]] of the Commonwealth. In the Commonwealth, that often meant to distinguish between people loyal to t...
9: [[Category:Polish history]]

Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom (9076 bytes)
1: ...f England, and those added since the Union of the Crowns in [[1603]].''
3: ...alia.jpg|thumb|250px|Coronation Chair and Regalia of England]]
5: ... to the following objects: the [[crown (headgear)|crown]]s, [[sceptre]]s (with either the cross or the do...
7: Many of these descend directly from the [[Reformation]] p...
9: One set of Crown Jewels was lost by [[John of England]] near '[[The Wash]]'.

The Crown (3195 bytes)
1: ....S. Bank Arena]]. For other general usages, see [[Crown]].''
3: ...thority and property of the state in a [[Monarchy|kingdom]] from any personal influence and private assets ...
5: ...icated, she would keep them. Others belong to the Crown, and would belong to the next monarch.
7: ...behalf of the Crown' and laws are passed by the [[Crown in Parliament]], with Royal assent.
9: ...s an MP (see [[resignation from the British House of Commons]]).

Crown (1137 bytes)
1: '''Crown''' names several entities associated with monarch...
3: * A [[crown (headgear)]], the headgear worn by a monarch.
4: ...Monarch of a kingdom. Compare [[Crown colony]], [[Crown land]].
5: * ''[[Crowning]]'', a [[Russia]]n novel.
7: '''Crown''' is also the name of several currencies:

Crown Burgers (1562 bytes)
1: ...[pastrami]] being freshly sliced from large hunks of [[meat]].
3: ..., [[Carls Jr.]] released a burger very similar to Crown's signature burger called the "Pastrami Burger."
5: ...ther burgers. Crown also carries its own version of the [[Utah]] [[condiment]] [[fry sauce]].
7: Crown has three Salt Lake locations.
10: ...ations/saltlakecity/D2048.html Frommer's entry on Crown Burger]

Crown of Slaves (808 bytes)
1: ...as the first in the ''Wages of Sin'' series, spun-off from the main [[Honor Harrington]] series.
3: ...nd [[Ruth Winton]], introduced in ''[[The Service of the Sword|Promised Land]]''.
4: ... one of the [[People's Republic of Haven|Republic of Haven]]'s most capable agents, also appear.

Crown (coin) (1939 bytes)
1: [[Image:BritishCrown.jpeg|right|frame|Crown reverse, 1953 and 1960.]]
3: ...lf-crown]] and [[English coin Double Crown|double crown]].
5: ...aland 5 shilling piece. [[Australia|Australia's]] crown-sized fifty-cent piece was previously round but n...
7: ...ly to describe large silver or cupro-nickel coins of about 40 [[milli|m]][[metre|m]] in [[diameter]].

Crown Prince (2329 bytes)
1: ... lose it, with it being granted to another member of the Royal Family. <br>
5: ...the heirs apparent to the Scandinavian monarchies officially bear the title, while the heir presumptiv...
8: *[[Prince of Asturias]] ([[Spain]])
9: ...uke of Braganza]] or [[Prince of Brazil]] (titles of the [[Portugal|Portuguese]] heir after [[1640]])
10: *[[Prince of Orange]] (House of [[Orange-Nassau]]) (The [[Netherlands]])

The Jewel in the Crown (1596 bytes)
1: '''''The Jewel in the Crown''''' is a [[United Kingdom|British]] [[television]] drama series produced by...
3: ... were filmed in England. Fortunately the strength of the storyline tends to outweigh its technical lim...
5: ...h programmes were made by the same company reruns of both series usually turn up on the same channel.
7: ...t ensured that no one character was at the centre of the action throughout, and, thanks to a flashback...
9: ...for by industry professionals, ''The Jewel in the Crown'' was placed 22nd.

Crown Point (452 bytes)
1: '''Crown Point''' is the name of several towns or cities, and geographic features:
2: *[[Crown Point, Alaska]]
3: *[[Crown Point, Indiana]]
4: *[[Crown Point, New York]]
5: *[[Crown Point, Oregon]].

Quest for the crown (2153 bytes)
1: ...The game centers on Lord Nonesuch's quest for a [[crown]] in an inpenetrable [[castle]]. The game pays h...
14: It was a time of legend.
20: He stole a crown and put it somewhere in his inpenentrable castle.
22: ...was said that it was certain doom to look for the crown!
24: Because of the man-eating plants!

Crown Court (6377 bytes)
3: ...ouse of Lords|House of Lords]]. See also [[Courts of England and Wales]].
5: ...cal courts assembled four times a year to dispose of criminal cases which were not serious enough to g...
7: ...iminal Court at the [[Old Bailey]] is part of the Crown Court, and is the main criminal court in the capi...
9: A Crown Court and a [[County Court]] may be located in th...
13: ...d of the evidence longhand in a notebook in front of him. Witnesses and barristers may have to pause f...

Crown Wallpaper (316 bytes)
1: ...eration of wall paper manufacturers in the United Kingdom in 1899.
3: ...y 1950s to the late 1960s is held at the [[Museum of Domestic Design and Architecture]]

Crown Jewels (1739 bytes)
2: ...ey usually include one or more [[Crown (headgear)|crown]]s, [[scepter]]s, [[orb]]s, [[sword]]s, and/or [[...
4: ==United Kingdom==
5: ... attractions. (See ''[[Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom]]'')
8: Some of the English crown jewels being held by Elizabeth II.<br>
12: The "[[Honours of Scotland]]", are on display in Edinburgh Castle.

Adam A. Crown (490 bytes)
1: ...an-Jacques Gillet]]. He teaches classical fencing of the [[France|French]] school as well as historica...
4: *[http://www.classicalfencing.com/ ''Maitre'' Crown's school]
6: [[Category:Fencers|Crown, Adam Adrian]]

Crown land (3486 bytes)
1: ...II of the United Kingdom|George III]] when the '''Crown Estate''' was surrendered to [[Parliament]] in re...
3: ...ralia]] has developed parallel to the development of [[Federal lands]] in the US.
5: Crown land is also a feature of the [[Austro-Hungarian Empire]] and its predecess...
8: ...but he had full power of disposal by grant of the crown lands, which were increased from time to time by ...
11: ... reign George III surrendered his interest in the Crown Estate in return for a fixed [[civil list]].

Crown (headgear) (3856 bytes)
3: ...]] surprised [[Pius VII]] when he reached out and crowned himself, a heretical coup.
5: ...e in the [[eighteenth century]] while the [[Irish Crown Jewels]] were stolen from [[Dublin Castle]] in 19...
10: ... such as that of the [[quetzal]], often decorated crowns.
12: In [[Classical antiquity]] the crown (''corona'') that was sometimes awarded to people...
15: ...nt, or items endorsed by it; see [[The Crown]]. A crown or coronet is employed in [[heraldry]] under stri...

Crown of Thorns (8526 bytes)
1: :''Alternate meanings: [[Crown-of-Thorns starfish]]''
3: ...by the early Christian Fathers, such as [[Clement of Alexandria]], [[Origen]], and others.
7: ... in him. Then came Jesus forth, wearing the crown of thorns, and the purple robe. And Pilate saith unt...
11: ... it is likely that what purported to be the Crown of Thorns was venerated at Jerusalem from the 5th ce...
14: ...-Saxon King [[Athelstan]] in 927, on the occasion of certain marriage negotiations, and eventually fou...

Order of the Crown (1664 bytes)
1: ...mb|150px|right|Knight's Medal of the Order of the Crown]]
3: ...Order of the Crown was made a national decoration of Belgium and made a decoration for any service to ...
5: ... Crown is the Knight’s degree of the Order of the Crown.
7: ...isting of the various degrees to the Order of the Crown
10: * Grand Officer

Crown copyright (3568 bytes)
1: ... some of its former colonies. It covers creations of the government and generally continues for 50 yea...
3: ...ntil [[1911]] there was no special status for the Crown, excepting these texts.
5: ...the basis of the later [[1956]] and [[1988]] acts of parliament.
9: ... the text of laws, orders-in-council, or the text of judicial decrees and opinions are sometimes consi...
11: ... in the following form (with the appropriate year of first publication):

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