DAX, a town of south-western France, capital of an arrondissement in the department of Landes, 92 m.
He was re-elected deputy in October 1877 by the arrondissement of Puget-Theniers, but his election was annulled by the chamber, and he was not re-elected.
He had made his fortune in the business, and that of the arrondissement as well, we will admit.
Madeleine, for the benefit of the galleys, the cost of collecting taxes had doubled in the arrondissement of M.
In the course of seven years the expense of collecting the taxes had diminished three-fourths in the arrondissement of M.
An arrondissement of the Pas de Calais has just been the theatre of an event quite out of the ordinary course.
Besides the service which he had rendered to the chief town by resuscitating the black jet industry, there was not one out of the hundred and forty communes of the arrondissement of M.
In a certain arrondissement of the Pas de Calais, there was, in 1822, a man who had fallen out with justice, and who, under the name of M.
In the arrondissement of Hazebrouck, a farmer cultivating from six to fifty hectares passes for an agriculturist of the middle class.
In the arrondissement of St.-Omer the rate of increase by natural growth some years ago outran that of the older sea-board States of the American Union.
They are given to sociability also, for the arrondissement possesses, I am told, at least one cabaret for every 70 inhabitants.
This is the case too, apparently, with their neighbours in the arrondissement of Dunkirk.
A hundred and fifty-two such societies now exist in the arrondissement of Lille alone.
Mediterranean, chief town of anarrondissement in the department of Constantine, 220 m.
Each arrondissement has a council, with as many members as there are cantons, whose function is to subdivide among the communes their quota of the direct taxes charged to the arrondissement by the general council of the department.
He was now "General Petithomme Laguerre, Commandant of the Arrondissement of the South," and the echo of his name crept eastward along the coast, even to Azua.
LA CALLE, a seaport of Algeria, in the arrondissement of Bona, department of Constantine, 56 m.
At the period when the French Republic offered for sale the church property in the arrondissement of Saumur, the cooper, then forty years of age, had just married the daughter of a rich wood-merchant.
Another declares, with the applause of the club, that "seeing how the palisades of Givet are constructed, he is going to denounce the Minister of War at the tribunal of the sixth arrondissement of Paris.
Towards the end of the reign of Louis Philippe, she had Isidore Baudoyer for a "protector"; he was then mayor of the arrondissement of Paris, which included the Palais Royale.
He was then mayor of the arrondissement of the Palais Royale.
In 1832 he became secretary to the mayor of the twelfth Arrondissement and officer of the Legion of Honor.
Gisquet both put up as deputies for thearrondissement of Saint-Denis.
There are two communes of the name of Arnouville, both are in the departement of the Seine et Oise-- the one in the arrondissement Mantes, the other in the arrondissement Pontoise.
The French province of Beaujolais was formed by the development of the ancient seigniory of Beaujeu (department of Rhone, arrondissement of Villefranche).
Upon these grounds the worthy people of the arrondissement made him captain of the National Guard; but he was cashiered by Napoleon, who, according to Birotteau, owed him a grudge for their encounter on the 13th Vendemiaire.
He also discharges the functions of sub-prefect for the arrondissement of Ajaccio.
In the chief town of each arrondissement meets a provincial council of as many members as there are cantons in the arrondissement.
She could not forgive her father-in-law for putting himself forward instead of his eldest son as deputy of his arrondissement after Popinot's promotion to the peerage.
Cardot, retired notary, mayor and deputy of an arrondissement in Paris; M.
In my arrondissement I undertake business for small tradespeople and working folk.
An Englishman applied at the mairie of the 9th Arrondissementfor help in food from the don anglais received.
In the eleventh arrondissement the ordinary figures were trebled.
Georges Clemenceau, the veteran demolisher of cabinets, and former Prime Minister, who in his youthful days was a mayor of the eighteenth arrondissement of Paris, the turbulent Montmartre quarter.
