alderman

Preposition: of

• boro: Re-elected alderman of the boro again in 1886, he retained this dignity until his death in 1899.
• ward: From the prosecution of Mr. Wilkes, to his being elected alderman of the ward of Farringdon without ( fn.
• town: He settled in Toowoomba, where he became its most successful builder, and an alderman of the town.

Possessives

• wife: Tho we read of a fair Quaker and an alderman's wife in the audiences, ( fn.

Converse of object

• elect: In 1899 the first County Council elections were held in Norfolk and Philip Sewell was elected alderman.
• choose: There is none chosen alderman, except he have byn first Maior.
• become: Some people even become aldermen to earn a living.
• make: An AVDC councilor for 20 years he was made an honorary alderman in tribute to his service.
• nominate: The mayor is elected by a majority of the aldermen and freemen, out of two aldermen nominated by the mayor and aldermen.

Adjective modifier

• senior: The mayor, recorder, and two senior aldermen, were, ex officio, justices of the peace.
• honorary: An AVDC councilor for 20 years he was made an honorary alderman in tribute to his service.
• first: He was one of the first aldermen, holding office till 1844.
• new: Most of the twenty new aldermen who accepted office during the period from August 1687 to October 1688 were nonconformists.
• local: After serving as a local alderman and mayor, he was elected to the state senate ( 1841 ) and congress ( 1843 ).

Noun used with modifier

• twelve: There were now four City wards, with 36 councilors and twelve aldermen selected by councilors from their own number.