10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SERGEANTSHIP»
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sergeantship in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sergeantship and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
that upon the supplication of Walter de la Pulle praying that Robert deTuyt, "
valetto suo," might have the Sergeantship of the County of Meath during the
minority of the heir of Matthew Ba- coun deceased, who held the same in capite,
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History of the city of Chester, from its foundation to the ...
300 Dee, sergeantship of, ii. HOI Diocese of Chester, i. 208 Dissenting places of
worship, ii. 152 Dissenters, their resistance of popery, ii. 389 Dodleston, the
burial place of lord keeper Egerton, ii. 235 Doomsday book, taken, i. 61 r
transcript ...
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Antiquæ Linguæ Britannicæ Thesaurus: A Welsh and English ...
Watt. They call an apparitor 1'hing_1/ll to this day in Caermarthenshire. leuan
fedyddiwr oedd ringyll 0 flaen yr Iesu. N. Rhinyilaeth, 2- m. sergeantship Rhip,
s. m. a skip, an over-skip Rhipai, s'.'c. a hatchel Rhipiad, a. m. an overskipping
Rhipio ...
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The Union Dictionary: Containing All that Truly Useful in ...
Sergeantship, s§r'jfint-ship. s. the office of a sergeant. Series, sé'ré-l~z. .9.
sequence, order. Ward.Suecession, course. Pope. Serious, sé'rt-lis. a. grave,
solemn, not volatile. Yotmg.—Im ortant, not trifling. Ska. Seriously, st-'ré-tis-I . ad.
gravely, ...
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An Analytical Dictionary of the English Language in which ...
The state or ofiiee of a Sergeant, of whatever kind, is a SERGEANCY, or
SERGEANTSHIP. In the Army, a SERGEANT is a non-commissioned Ofiicer,
whose duty it is to attend to the discipline and exercise of the men. There are
generally three ...
David BOOTH (Author of the Analytical Dictionary.), 1835
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The Rover Boys Megapack: 26 Boys Adventure Novels
... but I'mafraid youare not cut outfora corporalship,” came fromTom. “I didn'tsay a
corporalship, Tom, Isaid—” “Excuse me, I meant a sergeantship.” “No, I said—” “
Makeit a second lieutenantship, then, Tubby. Anything to be friends, you know.
Edward Stratemeyer, Arthur M. Winfield, 2013
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The Stationers' Company and the Printers of London, 1501–1557
Intheevent he bypassed the common sergeantship, and three years later was
sworn in as undersheriff on 2 March 1553. ge Five dayslater itwas decided that
he should holdhiscourt attheBread Street Counter,and thattheother undersheriff ...
Peter W. M. Blayney, 2013
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A General Dictionary of the English Language
... in the army ; a lawyer of the highest rank under a judge ; it is a title given to
some of the king's servants, as Sergeant chirurgeons. SERGEANTRY, sa'r-
dzhant-try. f. A peculiar service due to the king for the tenure of lands.
SERGEANTSHIP ...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
Sergeantry, sar'jant-tre. s. A peculiar service due to the king for the tenure of
lands. Sergeantship, sar'jant-ship. s. The office of a sergeant. Series, se're-ez. s.
succession, course. Serious, se'rt-ns. solemn ; important! Sequence, order ; a. (
314).
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A New Dictionary of the English and Dutch Language: To which ...
De- zelve wordt ondcrfcheiden in grand — , Groóte leendienst , wnarbij iemiind
perfooniijlce dietisten aan den koning moot doen, en petit —, Kleine leendienst,
waarbij liij ßechts jaar- lijks eenige krijgsbehoeften gee ft) Sergeantship, s. Post ...
