10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EMOLUMENTARY»
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emolumentary in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
emolumentary and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Metropolitan Magazine
honourable competency to the more active and emolumentary life of a city. Being
a man of intellectual acquirements, he devoted all his attention to his son, and
disciplined him at an early age in the ways of attentive study. Mr. Pigot received ...
He was soon firmly entrenched within the equity fortress ; and though, like many
of his brethren who contrive to discharge the duties of " tw7o gentlemen at once,"
he too might have taken an emolumentary sweep in the broad field of common ...
3
Selection of Reports and Papers of the House of Commons: ...
Suppose a good comedy to be represented at Drury Lane, and a good tragedy at
Covent Garden, each of equal merit respectively, which would be most
emolumentary to the respective managers ? — I rather think experience shows
that ...
4
Memoirs and correspondence of Viscount Castlereagh, second ...
... reduction in the properties of the still existing inhabitants of the country district,
by far the most emolumentary portion of the parish, has literally taken place
during that particular term. Whence, then, it may be asked, under such
circumstances, ...
Viscount Robert Stewart Castlereagh, Charles William Vane Londonderry (Marquis of), 1849
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Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British and Foreign ...
Mr. Crecvey was not disposed to protract unnecessarily the discussion, but he
would like to know, as there were two acts necessary on the part of the Crown to
put the grantee in the full' possession of the oilice, as an emolumentary oflice, ...
But all the public emolumentary situations are virtually closed against them. Such
are the baneful effects of that iniquitous and barbarous penal code, which makes
men aliens in their native country. Happy, mugnanimous, and enlightened ...
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Chambers concise dictionary
[15c: from Latin emolumentum a corn-grinder's fee, from molere to grind] □
emolumentary adj. emote /I'mout/ > v (emoted, emoting) intr, derog colloq to
display exaggerated or insincere emotion. [Early 20c: back-formation from
EMOTION] ...
8
Military Collections and Remarks
These gentlemen, commanding the bulwarks of the nation very deservedly have
extreme emolumentary employments in their own departments ': Witness,
Greenwich; guard squadrons, and ships ; yatchts; commis. fioners 3. comptrollers
; &C.
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Memoirs of the Lives and Characters of the Illustrious ...
fEase at home, tho' crown'd with the emolumentary Smiles os the Court. Yet after
all these Services to his King and Country, he has no Title, but to the universal - '
* Esteem nounce Sentence, and adjourn'd the' Court; for Prorogations and ...
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A Tour through some of the Northern parts of Europe, ...
I am surprised to hear that 'marriage is not encouraged by every honor*ary or.
emolumentary mark of favor, which the government can confer on it, finde it
seems the most essential and necessary policy. they can a adopt. K' If If the report
be ...
Sir Nathaniel William WRAXALL, 1776
