Traces of the sentiments which animated the Commons are found, however, in the petitions they drew up, which were like so many articles of the bargains contracted by them.
But it may be objected that was not the reason why rich farmers went, and those who had several years in beneficial leases still unexpired, who sold their bargains and removed with their effects.
The lord lieutenant of the King's County has thus cleared an immense district, and has himself become a grazier and a cattle-dealer on a monster scale, attending the markets in person, and driving hard bargains with the farmers and jobbers.
At all of these places we found special bargains for the day made to attract in town those from a distance.
It seems, however, that besides the delinquencies for which he had been condemned, he had been in the habit of lending some official facilities to the illegal bargains for land between peasants and townsmen.
Illustration] The Monkey's Bargains ONCE upon a time an old Woman was cooking, and she ran short of fuel.
I thanked old Nanny once more for having trusted me, and then we left her, I did keep my word with, her, and gave her good bargains for a long while afterward.
We cannot make bargains for blisses, Nor catch them like fishes in nets; And sometimes the thing our life misses Helps more than the thing which it gets.
One more tune, ladies and gentlemen, and then we will show you the best bargains ever exhibited in this city.
The so-styled bargains proved to be more or less false.
Andy had struck several decided bargains in goods in the metropolis, and had invested every dollar of available cash.
Andrew Dilks had cut several advertisements of bargains from the morning papers, and these they hunted up one after another.
Its safety does not depend upon the bargains of any two men.
Give what pledges you please, make what bargains you may, and that body will act its pleasure without respecting them.
Divers hands more we might have had, but that many of them doth rent bargains of the lord of the manor, and they are fearful that they shall be put forth of their bargains; and then they shall not tell how to live.
How many foolish bargains have been made under the influence of the "nervine," which temporarily makes its victim think he is rich.
The chief defect in this procedure lay in its restriction to separate bargains in respect of single holdings.
Whilst to owners and occupiers who have not completed their bargains "no hope comes at all.
Cocke, for my profit in his bargains of prize goods, and from Mr. Gauden's making me a present of 500l.
Holland their poor's box; in both which places at the making all contracts and bargains they give so much, which they call God's penny.
Azara, for instance, describes how carefully a Guana woman bargains for all sorts of privileges, before accepting some one or more husbands; and the men in consequence take unusual care of their personal appearance.
With the Abipones, when a man chooses a wife he bargains with the parents about the price.
Amongst the Abipones, a man on choosing a wife bargains with the parents about the price.
Then he bargains with Turnus' ambassadors for a twelve-days truce, during which both parties celebrate pompous funerals, the finest of all being that of Pallas.
When he reaches the upper ledge, Virgil bargains with him to carry them down, while Dante converses with neighboring sorrowful souls, who are perched on the top of the cliff and hide their faces in their hands.
The purpose of this requirement is to prevent deals or bargains among the electoral "colleges" of the different states.
The hired servant bargains only for a time, and then may leave him; the subject cannot give up his covenanted allegiance, at that rate and for these reasons as the servant may his service; a tyrant will make nor keep no such bargain.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bargains" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
