10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OFFICIARIES»
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1
Midwinter Rites of the Cayuga Long House
CEREMONIAL OFFICIARIES ON EACH "side," or moiety, there are two groups,
one composed of males, the other of females, the members of which perform in
the capacity of ceremonial leaders and assistants. Each group has a leader, who
is ...
Frank Gouldsmith Speck, Alexander General, 1949
2
The Scots Magazine; Or, General Repository of Literature, ...
On the banks of Loch Tay, these officiaries contain from one to three square miles
of valley lands each, with their proportion of bill, comprising from ten to twenty "
towns" or farms ; each farm, or petty town-ship, being subdivided into farraletS; ...
3
General View of the Agriculture of the Central Highlands of ...
The larger estates are divided into officiaries ; each consisting of an ancient
barony, or of an arbitrary modern division, better suited to the present
circumstances of the estate. On the banks of Loch Tay, these officiaries contain
from one to three ...
Mr. Marshall (William), 1794
The larger estates are divided into Officiarier, each confisting of an ancient
barony, or of an arbitrary modern division, better suited to the present
circumstances of the estate. On the banks of Loch Tay, these officiaries contain
from one to three ...
5
The Edinburgh magazine, or Literary miscellany
-The several offi- vided to make room for a greater cers being resident within their
res- number of soldiers, and were thus pective officiaries, know the parties
frittered down to the atoms in which and the matters in dispute more inti- they, are
...
6
General View of the Agriculture of the Counties of Scotland
In each of thcfe officiaries relides a GROUND OFFICER, generally a principal
tenant ; whofe office is (omewhat fimilar to that of the bailifi“ of an Englith manor,
but more extenfive and more ufefiil: he not only diflributcs orders or notices, ...
Great Britain. Board of Agriculture, 1794
7
General View of the Agriculture in the County of Perth: with ...
The great eftates are divided into officiaries, each confift- ing of an ancient barony
, or a tract of land fufficient to entitle the poffeflbr to the privileges of a Baron of the
realm, provided he held his land of the crown. In each of thefe diftrifts refides a ...
8
The Scottish Register Or General View of History, Politics & ...
siss* On the banks of Loch Tay, these officiaries contain from one to three square
miles of valley lands each, with their proportion of hill, comprifing from ten to
twenty r '5 towns" or farms 3 each farm or petty township, being subdivided into ...
9
The Irish Astronomical Journal
Each committee shall consist of a Chairman, President and Secretary (known as
the officiaries) and normally of up to six non-elected representatives (known as
members). 3. Membership. Committee membership of officiaries shall be by ...
10
Nugai literariae: prose and verse
For K-ogto; may intend very inferior beings, nobles, masters, or any kind of
presiding officiaries. It may be addressed to all who are worthy of respect as a
title of courtesy. The term, Lord, with us, we feel to be appropriate in the most
awful ...
Richard Winter Hamilton, 1841
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OFFICIARIES»
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Theatre is a place of here, now and destiny
Actors are half taken over, stage managers are like acolytes or officiaries at some strange wake cycling through eternity. The narrative has ... «The Australian, Dec 12»
