Difference between Postmaster General and Intendancy

POSTMASTER GENERAL vs INTENDANCY: NOUN

The office or employment of an intendant; the district, duties, direction, etc., committed to the charge of an intendant.
The district supervised by an intendant, as in Latin America.
Intendants considered as a group.
The position or function of an intendant.

Airmail, Stamps, Air marshal, Equerry, Postie, Demitting, Postman, Philatelist, Postmistress, Adjutant general, Adjutant, Viceroy, Consul general, Postal, Postmaster

Pylagore, Landreeve, Borsholder, Seignioralty, District, Avoyer, Eschevin, Pretorium, Burghmaster, Wardenry, Toparch, Nomarchy, Boroughmaster, Administrative district, Intendant

Telegrams, Governor general, Airmail, Stamps, Air marshal, Postie, Postman, Philatelist, Postmistress, Adjutant general, Adjutant, Viceroy, Consul general, Postal, Postmaster

Pylagore, Landreeve, Borsholder, Seignioralty, District, Avoyer, Eschevin, Pretorium, Burghmaster, Wardenry, Toparch, Nomarchy, Boroughmaster, Administrative district, Intendant

Lead fundraiser for Charlotte RNC named postmaster general.
Postmaster General Smith Speaks of the Keystone State.
Letter to Hubert Works, Postmaster General from Chas.
Deputy Postmaster General, usually relating to personnel matters.
The Chief Postal Inspector shall report to, and be under the general supervision of, the Postmaster General.
Offices of First, Second, Third, and Fourth Assistant Postmasters General abolished and Deputy Postmaster General and four Assistant Postmasters General established by Reorg.
Jefferson consulted Postmaster General Gideon Granger of Connecticut and Attorney General Levi Lincoln of Massachusetts while drafting the letter.
Postal Service: The General Accounting Office and the Postmaster General.
Smith, Secretary of State William Seward, Postmaster General Montgomery Blair, and Attorney General Edward Bates.
The postmaster general and the deputy postmaster general are also voting members of the Board of Governors.

On the northern part of the Isthmus, within the intendancy of Vera Cruz, and extending as far south as Mt.
Buffon was closely affiliated during his long intendancy of the Jardin du Roi.