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Ingulph's chronicle of the abbey of Croyland: with the ...
We also at this season conferred other offices in our monastery on other persons
of our household, but not with equal favours, as they had not with the same
liberality bestowed on us of their substance ; thus, we gave the wardership of our
...
Ingulf, Peter (of Blois),
1854
2
JAILS OF THE LOWER PROVINCES
The majority have the chance of following an ordinary career, and therefore of
getting the ordinary number of marks ; and the range between ordinary good
marks for a year and that which will entitle to a wardership, is only 8. A range (say
) of ...
3
The Prison System: Effectiveness, and Effects of Prison Custody
Every convict overseer of the casual class who has served four months in that
post is eligible for convict wardership. Habitual convict overseers are not eligible
for convict wardership. Similarly, no life prisoner is eligible for wardership until he
...
4
Parliamentary Debates (Hansard).: House of Commons Official ...
British Prisoners (Wardership) 50. Brigadier Mackeson asked the Chancellor of
the Duchy of Lancaster, how many people of British nationality have been under
arrest or in prison in Europe under wardership which was not British; and if any ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons,
1946
5
THE SESSIONAL PAPERS PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS, ...
... and any Prebend or Endowment by Law annexed to such Deanery or
Archdeaconry), and every Mastership, Wardership, and Fellowship in any
Collegiate Church or Hospital, in all Cases in which the Person holding such
Office, Dignity, ...
6
The feathered tribes of the British islands
... and be off a little when nearly caught, and so entice the enemy to a
considerable distance ; and having done so, he will peal his whistle of defence
over the moor, take a long and wheeling flight, and return to his wardership by
another route.
7
The Theatre Career of Thomas Arne
An inquiry disclosed that Mr. Arne, whilst he was in the Tap room of the said Fleet
Prison during the wardership ofJohn Huggins Esq. and behaving himself quietly,
he was suddenly seized by James Barnes (agent for Huggins) and without any ...
8
A Challenge to the Phrenologists, Or, Phrenology Tested by ...
In dreaming, the ideas drifting about in the brain, are entirely uncorrected and
uncontrolled by the wardership of the senses ; for in deep sleep, they, together
with the mind, are plunged into that temporary death requisite for future energy.
A. M. (of the Middle Temple.),
1839
... himself is a study, with his crimson tunic so gaily emblazoned, and his round
black velvet hat, and its party-coloured ribbons disposed so tastefully round the
band. Not even the lapse of time since he first entered on the duties of
wardership, ...
10
Derwentwater, a tale of 1715 [by E. Duros].
... Shaftoe recommend to be done V demanded Lord Derwentwater, with a
degree of petulance unusual in him. " I would only say, my Lord, that I know a
stout fellow in the village here, who, at a word, would assist Stokoe in his
wardership.