Legation (318 bytes)
1: ...er than an [[embassy]]. The distinction between a legation and embassy was dropped following the [[Second Wo...

William Eliot, 4th Earl of St Germans (2367 bytes)
10: * Secretary of Legation at [[Rio de Janeiro]] on [[August 8]] [[1859]]
11: * Secretary of Legation at [[Athens]] on [[October 21]] [[1859]]
12: * Legation of Lisbon from [[May 14]] [[1860]] to [[January 2...
14: * Acting Secretary of Legation at [[Washington DC]] from [[October 6]] [[1863]] ...
15: * Secretary of Legation at Lisbon [[June 10]] [[1864]]

Papal Legations (236 bytes)
1: ...he erstwhile [[Papal States]]: specifically the "Legations" of [[Ferrara]], [[Province of Bologna | Bologna...

Diplomatic rank (2432 bytes)
7: ... mission]] headed by an envoy would be called a ''Legation''.
9: ...d by a minister resident would also be called a ''Legation''.
11: ...'affaires would be in charge of an embassy's or a legation's affairs in the (usually temporary) absence of a...

Chargé d'affaires (1805 bytes)
3: ...aires'', which ranks them with the other heads of legation. Essentially ''chargés d'affaires'' do not differ...

Lewis Stratford Tollemache Halliday (1961 bytes)
9: ...to drive the enemy out, a hole was knocked in the Legation wall and 20 men of the RMLI went in. Captain Hall...

Corinto, Nicaragua (378 bytes)
7: ...tachment at Corinto, to reinforce the [[Managua]] legation guard during a period of political tension.

Claude Maxwell MacDonald (1811 bytes)
4: ...st [[ambassador]] to Japan when the status of the legation was raised to an embassy in 1905, and was made a ...

Newt Hall (770 bytes)
3: ...ere he and his men had to defend the walls of the Legation, and was exonerated by an official Naval court of...

John Romeyn Brodhead (2003 bytes)
3: ... in 1839 an appointment as attach of the American legation at [[the Hague]].
7: ... Brodhead held under him the post of secretary of legation. In 1853-1857 he was naval officer of the port of...

James Justinian Morier (834 bytes)
4: Secretary of Legation in [[Persia]]. He wrote accounts of travels in Pe...

Raphael Fabretti (2690 bytes)
3: ...uccessively as treasurer and auditor of the papal legation in Spain, where he remained thirteen years. Meanw...
5: ...ion of the Capitol, but left to be auditor of the legation at Urbino. After three years he returned to Rome,...

Sven Lidman (clergyman) (889 bytes)
3: ...11 to 1817 he served as a preacher at the Swedish legation in Constantinople (now [[Istanbul]]). In 1817 he ...

Rutherford Alcock (2948 bytes)
8: ...te of the legation, and in the following year the legation was stormed by a body of Ronins, whose attack was...

Anatoli Yakovlev (1120 bytes)
1: ...kov) [[General Consul]] of the [[Soviet Union]]'s legation in [[New York City]] in the [[1940]]s. His diplom...

Francis Richard Plunkett (1133 bytes)
5: ...]. In [[1873]] he was nominated as [[Secretary of Legation]] in [[Tokyo]] under Sir [[Harry Parkes]]. He lef...

Fukushima, Fukushima (1281 bytes)
16: ...nese Forces in T'ien Ching as well as the Foreign Legation. He served with distinction in the Sino-Soviet W...

Heinrich Abeken (4412 bytes)
1: ...ologian and [[Kingdom of Prussia|Prussia]]n Privy Legation Councillor in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in ...
4: ...rned via Jerusalem and Rome to Germany. He became Legation Councillor in Berlin, later Council Referee at th...
6: ...ed to be privy councillor of legation (''Geheimer Legationsrath''). Abelen remained in charge for more than ...

Diplomatic mission (4327 bytes)
6: ...nt are effectively obsolete, the designation of ''legation'' is no longer used today. (See [[diplomatic rank...

Lodovico, count Corti (1427 bytes)
3: ...gn of 1848, he was in 1850 appointed secretary of legation in [[London]], whence he was promoted minister to...

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