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Diese PDF-Datei ist ein Teil von Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall: Erinnerungen und Briefe Version 1 2011.07 Briefe von 1790 bis Ende 1819 – 3 Bände, Graz 2011 Herausgegeben von Walter Höflechner und Alexandra Wagner Das Gesamtwerk findet sich unter: http://gams.uni-graz.at/hp – 1588 – 2 BRIEFLISTEN Zu den Brieflisten ist zu bemerken, dass die Namen der SchreiberInnen nicht bearbeiteter Briefe in der Regel – wohl auch jener bei BACHOFEN-ECHT – auf Grundlage der Briefunterschriften eruiert wurden und dass in diesem Umstand ein Unsicherheitsfaktor gegeben ist, der bedacht sein will. Dies betrifft natürlich auch die Zuweisung eines Familiennamens an ein bestimmtes Individuum innerhalb dieser Familie, was insbesondere beim Adel problematisch sein kann. Festzuhalten ist weiters, dass die Anzahl der Briefe, wie sie bei BACHOFEN-ECHT angegeben ist, mitunter von der nun tatsächlich eruierten Zahl der Briefe erheblich differiert. – 1589 – 2.1 Verzeichnis der SchreiberInnen von an HP gerichteten Briefen, wie sie bei Bachofen-Echt 546–570 verzeichnet sind, samt darüber hinausgehenden Ergänzungen Anzahl Identifi- der kations- Briefe nummer Namens- und Standesangabe nach BACHOFEN-ECHT bei der Bach- Person ofen- Echt 1 Abdul Hassan, Arabische Briefe 5 2 Abdul Medschid, Sultan, 1839-1861 1 3 Aberdeen G. Hamilton Campbell Earl of, englischer Gesandter in 3 Wien 4 Acerbi Josef Ritter von, k. k. Generalkonsul in in Ägypten 22 5 Ahmet Fethi Pascha, Großmeister der türkischen Artillerie 3 6 Acland Sir Thomas Dyke, Mitglied des englischen Parlamentes 65 7 Acland Leopold, Sohn des vorigen 3 8 Adelburg Edler von, Pera und Wien 5 9 Adelung Friedrich von, russischer Staatsrat 15 10 Aershen Baron (Wien) 1 11 Albani Giuseppe, Bischof von Bologna, Kardinal 1 12 Albarelli Theresa Vordoni, Padua, Verona, ohne Ortsangabe 5 13 Alexander I. Kaiser von Russland, 1777-1801 1 14 Amiel, Smyrna, Saloniki, ohne Ortsangabe, Triest 7 15 Anderdon, Wien, Goldenes Lamm (englisch) 1 16 Andlaw-Birsek Freiherr v., badischer Staatsminister 1 17 Antonelli Giuseppe Dr., Bibliothekar u. Custode Museo di Ferrara 3 18 Apponyi Graf Anton, k. k. Botschafter in Paris 4 19 Apponyi Gräfin Therese, geb. Gräfin Nogarola, Gattin des Grafen 8 Anton A. 20 Arabin, über Feldzug in Ägypten (englisch) 1 21 Arabische Briefe 17 22 Arenberg August Prinz v., k. k. General-Feldwachtmeister 1 23 Aretin Johann Georg Freiherr von, Geschichtsschreiber und General- 1 Kommissär – 1590 – 24 Argiropulo Johann, Minister der Hohen Pforte in Berlin 12 25 Arnaud Jaques Leroy de St., Marschall von Frankreich 2 26 Arneth Josef Ritter von, Direktor des k. k. Münz- und 2 Antikenkabinetts 27 Arnim von, Berlin 1 28 Arthur Thomas, Limerick und Edinbourgh 2 29 Asaky G. L'Aga 1 30 Ashbrook Emilie Theophila, geb. Metcalfe, verm. mit H.J. Flower 2 Viscount of Ashbrook 31 Aubigny Nina Freifrau von Engelbrunner, Wien 1 32 Auer von Welsbach Alois, Vorstand der k. k. Staatsdruckerei Wien 3 33 Auersperg Graf Anton (Anastasius Grün) 29 34 Augusti D., Jena, Empfehlungsbrief für Dr. med Kaufmann 1 35 Bach Alexander Dr. (Freiherr von), Minister und Gesandter 1 36 Bagration Fürstin Katharina, geb. Gräfin Skawronska 1 37 Balbi Adriano, italienischer Geograph 9 38 Baldamus, Basel 1 39 Baldassare Poli, Mailand 1 40 Banffy Jeanette Gräfin, Wien 3 41 Baracco Jean, Assistent am Musee des Antiquites in Turin 1 42 Baraldi Giuseppe, Professor und Bibliothekar der Estensischen 1 Bibliothek in Modena 43 Barker John, englischer Agronom 2 44 Barker Mdme. 1 45 Barth Chr. D., Dr. phil. et theol., Calw, Württemb. 1 46 Barth, Erlangen 1 47 Barth von Barthenheim Graf Johann Ludwig, k.k. Regierungsrat und 1 Publizist 48 Bassano Hugues Bernard Maret Duc de, französischer Staatsmann 2 49 Bastori da Parma, Mailand 1 50 Bassegli de, Livomo 1 51 Bathurst Dr. James, Military College High Wycombe 2 52 Batthyany Graf Josef, Erzbischof und Fürstprimas von Ungarn 2 53 Batthyany Vinzenz Graf, Vizepräsident der Hofkammer 2 54 Batsch August Johann, Professor in Jena 2 55 Bauernfeld Eduard von, Lustspieldichter, Wien 1 – 1591 – 56 Baumgartner Andreas Freiherr von, Minister, Präsident der 1 Akademie der Wissenschaften 57 Beaufort Iwan, Capitain Royal Navy 1 58 Beauvale, ohne Ortsangabe 1 59 Beck Dr. Anton, Ministerium des Inneren, Wien 1 60 Bedwell Thomas, Triest 1 61 Belfour Francis, Empfehlungsbrief, Wien 1 62 Bellegarde Graf Friedrich Heinrich, k. k. Geh. Rat und Feldmarschall 2 63 Bellermann D., Direktor in Berlin 1 64 Bellino Carl, Bagdad 11 65 Bellizard, Buchhändler in Paris 4 66 Benecke Georg Friedrich, Oberbibliothekar der Universität Göttingen 1 67 Bennet James, englischer Geschichtsschreiber 1 68 Bentham Mr., Wien (englisch) 1 69 Bentzel von Sternau Graf, Wien 1 70 Berghaus, deutscher Geograph, Berlin 3 71 Bernstein Georg Heinrich, Professor in Breslau 5 72 Bernstorff Graf Christian Günther, dänischer Gesandter in Wien 1 73 Bernstorff Graf Friedrich, dänischer Kammerherr und Landrat 1 74 Beroldingen Graf Franz, Landmarschall - Stellvertreter 1 75 Bertolitti David, Turin 4 76 Bervallo, Generalmajor 1 77 Bethlen Graf Alexis, Klausenburg 2 78 Bettio Pietro, Vorstand der Markus-Bibliothek in Venedig 34 79 Beyme Karl Friedrich von, preuß. Großkanzler und Staatsminister 4 80 Bialloblotzky Dr., Wien (englischer Empfehlungsbrief) 1 81 Bianchi Thomaso Saverio, französischer Orientalist, Chatillon 1 82 Biedenfeld Freiherr Ferdinand von, Schriftsteller und 1 Theaterdirektor 83 Bielefeld Freiherr Anton von, preuß. Gesandter bei der Pforte 6 84 Binder von Krieglstein Freiherr Franz, k. k. Geh. Rat und Gesandter 4 85 Biondelli Bernardino, Mailand 1 86 Bischof Ignaz Rudolf Edler von Altenstern, k. k. Hofrat und 1 Professor Wien 87 Blacas d'Aulps Pierre Louis, französischer Gesandter 1 88 Bland Natalius, London 47 – 1592 – 89 Bodenhausen Freiherr von, Hannover 1 90 Boetticher Paul Anton, Berlin 1 91 Boettiger Karl August, Altertumsforscher, sächsischer Hofrat 297 92 Boiquet Emile, Wien (französisch) 1 93 Bolza Giovanni Battista, italienischer Philologe 1 94 Bombelles Louis Philippe Comte de, k. k. Gesandtschaftsträger 1 (Lucca-Bad) 95 Bonnay Francois Marquis de französischer Gesandter 1 96 Bore Eugene, Wien (französisch) 1 97 Boucher de Crevecoer de Perthes Jacques, französischer Archäologe 11 98 Bouterwek Friedrich, Philosophieprofessor in Göttingen 2 99 Bowring John, Statthalter in Hongkong 1 100 Brady Freiherr von Thomas, k. k. Feldzeugmeister 1 101 Brandis Adrienne Gräfin, geb. Gräfin des Enffans d'Avernas 3 102 Brandis Graf Clemens, Geh. Rat und Vorstand des Ferdinandeums in 2 Innsbruck 103 Braunthal Karl Josef Braun von, Schriftsteller 1 104 Bray Gabriele Comtesse de und Sophie, Gattin und Tochter des 2 bayrischen Gesandten 105 Bray Graf Franz Gabriel, bayrischer Gesandter in Wien 4 106 Breda Graf Ludwig, Senatspräsident des Landesgerichtes in Wien 1 107 Breda Gräfin Marie, geb. von Walter 3 108 Brenner Ignaz Freiherr von Felsach, k. k. Hofrat 3 109 Brooke F. C, Woodbridge Ufford (englisch) 2 110 Brown John, englischer Geograph 3 111 Brugger Josef Dominik Dr. theol, Pfarrer in Heidelberg, 3 Naturforscher 112 Brun Malte, Paris 1 113 Brzoska Professor Dr., Jena 1 114 Buchholz Franz Bernhard Ritter von, Geschichtsforscher 1 115 Buckingham James Silk, englischer Publizist 1 116 Bulheim Freiherr von, München 1 117 Bunsen Karl Christian Freiherr von, preuß. Gesandter in Rom 2 118 Buol-Bernburg Franz Freiherr von, k. k. Geh. Rat und 1 Reichsratsmitglied 119 Buquoy Gräfin Therese, geb. Gräfin Paar 1 120 Burchell William J., Wien (englisch) 1 – 1593 – 121 Burnouf Eugene, französischer Philologe 1 122 Burns Robert, schottischer Dichter 1 123 Büsching Johann Gustav, Professor in Breslau 4 124 Busy Freiin von, geb. Stuart, Venedig, Wien 2 125 Call zu Rosenburg und Kulmbach Freiherr Karl von, k.k. Oberst und 1 Ritter des MTO. 126 Calmberg E., Philologe, Hamburg 16 127 Campbell Thomas, schottischer Dichter 2 128 Canara Dr. J., Spalato 1 129 Cantu Cesare, Geschichtsschreiber 4 130 Cantu Ignazio, italienischer Schriftsteller 5 131 Carafo Louis, Wien (französisch) 1 132 Carlisle Nikolaus, London (englisch) 1 133 Carri Jean de, Dr. der Arzneikunde in Wien 6 134 Caspari Franziska, Karlsburg 2 135 Castelli Ignaz Franz, österreichischer Schriftsteller 2 136 Castiglione Conte Carlo Octavio, italienischer Sprachforscher 2 137 Castle de Molineux, Beamter im Hofkriegsrat und Sekretär Hammers 3 138 Catena Bartolomeo, Präfekt der Ambrosianischen Bibliothek in 3 Mailand 139 Cattermole Richard, Royal Society of Litterature in London 4 140 Ceaint Charles, französisch 1 141 Chabert von Ostland Thomas Ritter, Professor an der Orientalischen 72 Akademie in Wien 142 Champollion Jean Francois, französischer Orientalist 1 143 Charmoy F., Professor der persischen Sprache in Paris 12 144 Charriere Ernest, französischer Geschichtsschreiber 3 145 Chaudoir, Vizepräsident der archäologischen Kommission in Kiew, 2 Briefe (französisch) aus Kiew 146 Chiavery A. G., ohne Ortsangabe (italienisch) 1 147 Chmel Josef, Vizedirektor des k. k. Haus-, Hof- und Staats-Archivs, 5 Wien 148 Chorinsky Gräfin Emilie, verm. Gräfin Thun, Penzing und Graz 5 149 Churchill W., Redakteur des „Dieridei Havadis", Konstantinopel 3 150 Cicogna Emanuele, italienischer Geschichtsschreiber, Venedig 2 151 Clay Randolph, Wien (englisch) 2 – 1594 – 152 Clive, Paris und London 2 153 Cloet Jean Jacques de, belgischer Schriftsteller 2 154 Closter James, Bibliothekar des Königs von England 1 155 Cobenzl Graf Johann Ludwig, k. k. Geh. Rat und Botschafter 1 156 Colebrooke Henry Thomas, Präsident der Asiatischen Gesellschaft in 1 London 157
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    IMPEACHMENT POWERS Ch. 14 § 18 § 18. Impeachment of On June 1, 1933, the Committee Judge Ritter on the Judiciary reported House Resolution 163 (H. Rept. No. 191) Authorization of Investigation with committee amendments; the resolution was referred to the § 18.1 The Committee on the Committee of the Whole House on Judiciary reported in the 73d the state of the Union, since the Congress a resolution au- original resolution contained an thorizing an investigation appropriation.(21) into the conduct of Halsted On the same day, Hatton W. Ritter, a U.S. District Court Sumners, of Texas, Chairman of judge; the resolution was re- the Committee on the Judiciary, ferred to the Union Calendar asked unanimous consent to con- and considered and adopted sider House Resolution 163 in the in the House as in the Com- House as in the Committee of the mittee of the Whole by unani- Whole. The resolution and com- mous consent. mittee amendments read as fol- On May 29, 1933, Mr. J. Mark lows: Wilcox, of Florida, placed in the HOUSE RESOLUTION 163 hopper a resolution (H. Res. 163) authorizing the Committee on the Resolved, That the Committee on the Judiciary is authorized and directed, Judiciary to investigate the con- as a whole or by subcommittee, to in- duct of Halsted Ritter, District quire into and investigate the official Judge for the U.S. District Court conduct of Halsted L. Ritter, a district for the Southern District of Flor- judge for the United States District ida, to determine whether in the Court for the Southern District of Flor- opinion of the committee he had ida, to determine whether in the opin- been guilty of any high crime or ion of said committee he has been guilty of any high crime or mis- misdemeanor.
  • Nobility Titles and Free Movement: Case C-438/14 Nabiel Peter Bogendorff Von Wolffersdorff1

    Nobility Titles and Free Movement: Case C-438/14 Nabiel Peter Bogendorff Von Wolffersdorff1

    Pécs Journal of International and European Law - 2017/I Nobility Titles and Free Movement: Case C-438/14 Nabiel Peter Bogendorff von Wolffersdorff1 Ágoston Mohay Norbert Tóth Assistant professor, University of Pécs Lecturer, National University of Public Service On 2 June 2016, the Court of Justice of the European Union delivered its latest judgment in a line of cases dealing with rules on the construction of names and, more specifically, rules on nobility titles. Our case provides a concise overview of the judgment2, and provides some critical remarks. Keywords: Court of Justice of the European Union, nobility titles, free movement 1. The Facts of the Case Nabiel Peter Bogendorff von Wolffersdorff, a German national, moved to the United Kingdom in 2001, making use of the right of free movement, and exercised the profession of insolvency adviser in London. He later acquired British nationality by naturalisation (2004), whilst retaining his German nationality as well. By means of a deed poll, Mr. Bogendorff von Wolffersdorff changed his name so that, under English law, he is called Peter Mark Emanuel Graf von Wolffersdorff Freiherr von Bogendorff.3 He subsequently left the UK together with his spouse and moved back to Germany, where they continue to live together with their daughter born in 2006.4 In 2013, he asked the Register office of the city of Karlsruhe to enter in the register of civil status the forenames and surname he had acquired under British legislation.5 The registration was refused by the office, and the applicant went to court seeking an order that the office shall amend his birth certificate with retroactive effect.