10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COMMISSARYSHIP»
Discover the use of
commissaryship in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
commissaryship and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British India ...
The selection for the principal deputy commissaryship of ordnance will be ma e
from among the actual full commisshries and oflicersfwho have formerly served
as such. This situation may be held either by a regimental field officer or captain.
2
The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Miscellany
The selection for the principal deputy commissaryship of ordnance will be made
from among the actual full commissaries and officers, " who have formerly served
as such. This situation may be held either by a regimental field officer or captain,
...
3
The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British and ...
The selection for the principal deputy commissaryship of ordnance will be made
from among the actual full commissaries and officers, ' who hare formerly served
as such. This situation may be held either by a regimental field officer or captain.
4
Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British and Foreign ...
The government reserves to itself the power of rewarding very extraordinary
merits vand pretensions, by occasionally bestowing one of the six'fnll
commissaryship's on a warrant officer. ' 4th. Every commissioned oflicer entering
the ordnance ...
5
The Works of Laurence Sterne: In One Volume
JThe Commissaryship of the Dean of York, and the Oommissaryship of the Dean
and Chapter of York. I The members of the Chapter. &c. were taken down, they
were imme diately given (John having a great say in it) to William Doe,* who ...
6
Reports of Divers Special Cases: Adjudged in the Courts of ...
The grant of the prebend cum omnibus dthdntagiis doth not pass this power to
grant the commissaryship ; but it is meerly ecclesiastical. And because the court
was divided, no prohibition was granted, but thC rule wap, That all things stay as
...
7
the church under the law
So it was that the Consistory Court could reverse the grant of probate or
administration by the commissary's deputy, a rural dean, without reference to the
commissary himself.2 Walter Jones' commissaryship ended with the death of
Archbishop ...
8
The Community of the College of Justice: Edinburgh and the ...
... also recommended that the magistrates use their interest with the government
to procure him a commissaryship, sheriffship or any other office consistent with
his honour. This latter payment appears to have been consolatory, for Pattison
had ...
9
A Practical Treatise on the Jurisdiction of the ...
In case of a person dying within one such jurisdiction, or within any
Commissaryship or Archdeaconry, and having goods ... Commissaryship, or
Archdeaconry, the probate of his will, or the administration to his effects should
be granted by the ...
Robert Swan (registrar of the diocese of Lincoln.), 1830
10
The Cambridge Companion to Laurence Sterne
Amongst these, he was granted the commissaryship of the Exchequer and
Prerogative Court. To his disappointment, however, Topham was denied the
commissaryship of the Peculiar Court of Pickering and Pocklington (which the
Dean, John ...
