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...e learned of the conflagration. His Ford Sedan 1949 was displayed in carnivals and fairs by an entrepreneurial businessman for many years. Gein ... ...British law did not cross the ocean. Thus, William Penn included this clause in the charter of privileges he granted to the inhabitants of Pennsylva...

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... of Shareholders. • Signatory rights backed by the appropriate decisions. • The charter (statute) of the firm and other incorporation documents.... ...er, and better capitalized. Later on, Congress demanded that thrifts obtain a bank charter by 1998. This was not too onerous for most of them. At t... ...ernm ent in East Af rica. He began his career in British local government. He is a Chartered Public Finance Accountant and a Chartered Certified Ac... ...Accounting for Developing Countries" originally published by the World Bank and the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (UK) in 1... ...abysmal failure. This is surprising. Auctions are nothing new. The notorious slave fairs of the 18th and 19th century were auction markets. Similar...

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...11. The dehate on the bill oconpied the center of the stage in Ilouhi) af- fairs last Tliurcdiiy and lasted mont of the UKKiiifiK session and was clos... ...a mem- ber of the 'varsity gym. team; and he is president of the Princeton Charter club. Homay possibly take post-graduate work ot Williams. Wintry Wi... ...ment is considering a can- vass of the college for subscrip- tions for the chartering of a spe- cial train to Middletown, and in case sufficient funds... ...stown is relieved only with great infre- quency by the round of social af- fairs, dances and teas which are characteristics of undergraduate life else... ...ill- iams and has already been a factor in the shaping of the athletic af- fairs of the college, is something of which doubtless the college is aware....

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...hased a tract of country on the coast of Massachusetts Bay, and obtained a charter from King Charles, which authorized them to make laws for the set ... ... a new home for his wife and children in the wilderness. He had the king’s charter in his keeping, and was appointed the first governor of Massachuset... ...tatue representing John Winthrop in Scollay Square in Boston. He holds the charter in his hand, and a Bible is under his arm. 11 Hawthorne pany came ... ...oved that they had reason for their apprehen sions. King James caused the charters of all the American colonies to be taken away. The old charter of ... ... Old Simon Bradstreet, who had been governor when King James took away the charter, was called by the people to govern them again. “Governor Bradstree... ...o King George. In the meantime Lieutenant Governor Dummer directed the af fairs of the province, and carried on a long and bloody war with the Indian...

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...Assembly, and from June 2nd to October 31st he was Minister of Foreign Af- fairs. The coup d’etat of December 2, 1851 drove him from 12 Democracy in ... ...explains the manners and the social condition of the Southern States. *The charter granted by the Crown of England in 1609 stipu- lated, amongst other... ...e from their contents and their authenticity: amongst them are the various charters granted by the King of England, and the first acts of the local go... ...he first acts of the local governments. See also the analysis of all these charters given by Mr. Story, Judge of the Supreme Court of the United State... ...than in the South, but they existed everywhere. 55 Tocqueville In 1628* a charter of this kind was granted by Charles I to the emigrants who went to ... ...emigrants who went to form the colony of Massachu- setts. But, in general, charters were not given to the colonies of New England till they had acquir... ... fitted by their talents, if not by their habits, for the direction of af- fairs. The township is, on the contrary, composed of coarser materials, whi... ...oubt useful, but it is not indispensable, in the carrying on of public af- fairs. All his important acts are directly or indirectly submit- ted to the... ...emblance of au- thority is by no means indispensable to the conduct of af- fairs, and it is needlessly offensive to the susceptibility of the public. ...

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...llar, convoked for the purpose of holding a council to consider public af- fairs; to which meeting, in virtue of the Papyrian and other laws, their la... ...any a volume—himself more encumbered with pieces, dyptic fragments, boxes, charters, and registers concerning the history of Touraine than is a gleane... ...of a modest and middle-class life. Maintain this in thy family as a county charter; and when you die, let your successor maintain it as the sacred gos...

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...wthorn stocks, Like to a bonny Lass, who plays her pranks At Wakes and Fairs with wandering Mountebanks, When she stands cresting the Clown’s he... ..., Ye, of yore, Did from the Norman win a gallant wreath; Confirm’d the charters that were yours before;— No parleying now! In Britain is one bre...

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... rather than to back up a legitimate, industrial enterprise. We don’t want fairs. We want active furnaces. We don’t want public statues, and fountains... ...of the railroad.” “Possibly it is to his interest,” murmured Presley. “The fairs and festivals bring people to the city over his rail- road.” But the ... ...at can we say to the people?” “And Shelgrim encourages your million-dollar fairs and fetes,” said a voice at Presley’s elbow, “because it is throw- in... ...his eyes. “Yes,” he continued, smiling, “our dear Shelgrim pro- motes your fairs, not only as Pres says, because it is money in his pocket, but becaus... ...ld be sent to Hong Kong to represent 250 The Octopus the four. They would charter—probably buy—a ship, per- haps one of Cedarquist’s, American built,... ...martyr of Freedom. But Presley was essentially a dreamer, not a man of af- fairs. He hesitated to act at this precise psychological moment, striking w... ...ngaged shipping in San Francisco Bay right now, and ships are fighting for charters. I wired McKissick and got a long distance tele- phone from him th... ...pping this stuff myself. But I made my selling figure cover the price of a charter. It’s a queer, mixed-up deal, and I don’t fancy it much, but there’...

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...ds who had found their way thither after the fall of Cadiz were allowed to charter a vessel and sail for London. So there was neither resistance nor r... ...e common end. Such social dissonances are so inevitably the outcome of any charter of the constitution, that however much a Liberal may be disposed to... ...ation; if you should one day be accused and con- victed of repudiating the Charter, which is simply a pledge given to maintain the interests establish... ...es with your false ideas of greatness. There, leave us to arrange your af- fairs, and say that Montriveau made your servants drunk to gratify his vani... ...rvice, set sail from the port of Marseilles for Spain. The vessel had been chartered by several distinguished men, most of them Frenchmen, who, smitte...

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...ss fatuous re- marks. I haven’t been mixed up with great or scandalous af- fairs. This is but a bit of psychological document, and even so, I haven’t ... ...resembled sufficiently a man who could make a second officer for a steamer chartered by a French company. I showed no sign of being haunted by the fat... ...mand for a French-speaking of- ficer. He explained to me that the ship was chartered by a French company intending to establish a regular monthly line... ...t I received the inward monition that no sailing within the meaning of our charter party would ever take place. It must be said that in less than thre... ...ns with an easy going “Let’s see. H’m. Suppose you tell me all you know of charter-parties.” He kept it up in that style all through, wandering off in... ...hip happened then to be in the Gulf of Bengal, employed under a government charter. Clearly the transport service had been the making of this examiner...

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...r the Restoration, this par- ticular minister was a man without youth. The charter granted by Louis XVIII. had the defect of tying the hands of the ki... ...ed ingenious theories of government, applicable or inapplicable to the af- fairs of France. Such men, by whom the difficulties of na- tional policy we... ... seven years to get into power; he began in 1814 by protesting against the Charter when he was the same age that you are now. Here’s your fault; you h... ...830. If the section on the censorship so foolishly introduced into the new charter had been omitted, journal- ism also would have had its Saint-Merri.... ...ties based on self-interest and money, and that is the sort of society the Charter has given us,—in my opinion, at any rate. Nothing convinces the ‘in...

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.... I also directed the commandant of the navy-yard at Boston to purchase or charter and arm as quickly as possible five steamships for pur- poses of pu... ... I directed the commandant of the navy-yard at Philadelphia to purchase or charter and arm an equal number for the same purpose. I directed the comman... ...r the same purpose. I directed the comman- dant at New York to purchase or charter and arm an equal number. I directed Commander Gillis to purchase or... ...harter and arm an equal number. I directed Commander Gillis to purchase or charter and arm and put to sea two other vessels. Similar directions were g... ...I would be glad to have your views as to the present state of military af- fairs throughout the whole country, as you say you would be glad to give th...

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...talent and newly won fame is another proof that the immortal author of the Charter still cherishes the desire expressed by the words ‘Union and oblivi... ...ation in France worship the golden calf; what else is the religion of your Charter that will not recognize a man politically unless he owns property? ... ...t’s waking dream. At last the unhappy man’s thoughts turned to his own af- fairs. The stimulating influence of a prison upon conscience and self-scrut...

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...tock had been designated from Washington as the agent to be trusted in the charter or purchase of the vessel. He agreed on behalf of the government to... ...lawyers and hotel proprietors. The committee conclude “that the vessel was chartered to the government at an unconscionable price; and that Cap- tain ... ...ence of the government, was acting for and in concert with the parties who chartered the vessel, and was in fact their agent.” But the report does not... ...the word of the seller for everything. He could not state the terms of the charter, or give the substance of it. He had had no former experi- ence in ... ...r give the substance of it. He had had no former experi- ence in buying or chartering ships. He also bought 75,000 pairs of shoes at only 25 cents (or... ...at a change will gradually take place. The theory has been that public af- fairs should be in the hands of little men. The theory was intelligible whi... ...in this Ameri- can contest such justice, though difficult, was easier. Af- fairs of trade rather than of treaties chiefly interfered; and these affair...

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...ply turning this page by the fireside at Home, and hearing the night wind rumble in the chimney, that slight obstruction was the uppermost fragment of... ...e cup I drink! But I bow submissive. God must have done right. I do not want to feel less, but to acquiesce more simply. There were some Jewish passen... ...n from expressing to you my heart- felt thanks on behalf of those of my flock whose relatives have unfortunately been among those who perished at the ... ...l, in all the time they last, as the Heavens have seen it done in this bleak spot upon the rugged coast of Wales. Had I lost the friend of my life, in... ...ars? When Britain first, at Heaven’s command, arose, with a great deal of allegorical confusion, from out the azure main, did her guardian angels posi... ...ith the stew made and being served out—with Cheap Jack and Dear Jill strik- ing soft music out of the plates that are rattled like warlike cymbals whe...

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..., in upsetting the ar- rangements of their predecessors, he had drawn up a charter of his own and followed it religiously. In accordance there- with, ... ...e protected her fortune, which was strangely involved in her husband’s af- fairs. The origin of my fortune is pure, as I have just told you. I had not... ...ess, and we are certain to make profits. After close examination of my af- fairs I do feel strong enough to pay forty thousand francs in three months....

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...s time inciting “emeutes” around the Chamber of Deputies, on behalf of the Charter, though no one actually wanted it. Several con- spiracies were brew... ...ssing the sol- diers who stood behind the officers; “remember that our af- fairs don’t concern the bourgeoisie—not a word, therefore, on what goes on ... ...advised Louis XVIII. to sleep in Napoleon’s sheets instead of granting the charter; and Philippe would have liked to remain in Gilet’s sheets; but he ...

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... and cleansings it afforded. Tom could always find something going on around the Maypole in Cheapside, and at the fairs; and now and then he and the r... ...is throne, in a scarlet and ermined robe, holding the sceptre in his left hand, and presenting with the other the Charter to the kneeling Lord Mayor. ...

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...fresh revolts, Brigand expeditions; of Chateaus in the West, especially of Charter-chests, Chartiers, set on fire; for there too the overloaded Ass fr... ... a-hammering at Liege; ‘three thousand horses’ ambling hitherward from the Fairs of Germany: Cavalry enrolling; likewise Foot-soldiers, ‘in blue coat,...

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... a stain upon him. So deep a stain, indeed, that his dry old bones, in the Charter street burial ground, must still retain it, if they have not crumb... ... as the colo nists had witnessed, and shared in, long ago, at the country fairs and on the village greens of England; and which it was thought well t...