Correct Forms of Address For The Lord-Lieutenant
- Written: '(Title and name), Her Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant'
- Salutation: 'Dear Lord-Lieutenant'
- In a Speech: 'My Lord-Lieutenant'
- In conversation: '(Title and name)' or 'Lord-Lieutenant'.
- Plural: 'Lord-Lieutenants'
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