stipendiaries 

  1. 名詞
stipendiary複數: 領薪金者
(牧師、教師、公職人員等)受薪俸者

    
                        
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                                However, since stipendiaries became district judges, the term has fallen into disuse.                            
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                                In practice, most of the nominated incumbents to the new perpetual curacies were the canons or stipendiaries who had been serving those cures before the dissolution.                            
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                                The term "lay" referred to the voluntary, unsalaried nature of the appointment and was used to distinguish them from professional magistrates, known as stipendiaries .                            
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                                Originally stipendiaries were not required to have any qualifications, however they could only be appointed from the ranks of barristers (from 1839) and solicitors (from 1849).                            
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                                Senior judges must retire at seventy-five years of age, Circuit judges at seventy-two with possible extension to seventy-five, Justices of the Peace and stipendiaries at seventy.                            
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