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James A. Corrigan (secretary, Charlotte A.ams) was about titie same age as his secretary, or maybe a little younger.

Murder By The Book Stout, Rex, 1886-1975 1951

• II* When battalions afiemblc in titie of conrTguoui clofe columns, they fhould be fo pkccd thai no croffing or retardment of the aftcr-fnarch may be

Rules and Regulations for the Formations, Field Exercise and Movements of His Majesty's Forces Great Britain Adjutant-General's Office, Sir William Fawcett 1794

By which means he gott some good quan - titie and returned in saftie, by which y "plantation had a duble benefite, iirst, a present refreshing by y" food brought, and secondly, they knew y 'way to those parts for their benifite hearafter.

Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society 1792

They preach abftinence, temperance, and contentment; there would be an opportunity of praAifing thofe virtues themfelves, which they re - commend to others; the title of lord they would drop, as it is a lay titie, and certainly much inferior to that of bifljop, and a titje that was totalfy unknown to the primitive faints, and unaffumed by any proteftant, or even H catholic

Clerical reform, or, England's salvation : shewing [!] its necessity by a comparative state of the landed property, in respect to taxes, funds, mortgages, tithes, &c. : with a plan of annihilating forty million of the national debt, by a sale of the mortmain lands, and a total abolition of tithes Williams, Joseph, Esq 1792

Whenever the grantor named in such a when entry hae deed of real estate or tlu; heirs or devisees of such grantor, eve8i "titie in have heretofore made an entry for breacli of the condi - suchentry'etc, tions thereof, on the premises conveyed, in order to re - «iiaii be prima.,

Acts and resolves passed by the General Court 1663