Chambres de reunion as dependencies of the cities and territories acquired in 1668.
Unhindered, therefore, by any excess of grief, she was the better able to attend to the affairs of State, and to hasten the coronation of her little son, a baby of one year and five months.
About the same time, she received a like proposal from Louis XII.
Having failed to inveigle the regent into their power, the brother and sister instructed Dacre to "sow debate" between him and his Council, but this scheme failed also.
Angus, seeing the turn affairs had taken, had thought it prudent to abandon her to her fate, and, after helping her to escape, returned to Scotland in the hope of coming to terms with Albany.
Stolidly unmindful of the effect they produced on the minds of others in the pursuit of their own selfish ends, they pursued the tenor of their way with bucolic doggedness.
Had the matter rested entirely with himself, the visit would certainly have taken place, but his Council having some reason to doubt Henry's fair and plausible words, were urgent in dissuading him.
And the halles and the chambres of the palays ben alle covered with inne with gold and sylver: so that no man wolde trowe the richesse of that palays, but he had seen it.
And also the pavmentes of halles andchambres ben alle square, on of gold and another of sylver: and alle the walles with inne ben covered with gold and sylver, in fyn plates: and in tho plates ben stories and batayles of knyghtes enleved.
To dauncing-chambres ful of parements, Of riche beddes, and of ornaments, This Eneas is lad, after the mete.
And with the quene whan that he had sete, And spyces parted, and the wyn agoon, 1110 Unto his chambres was he lad anoon To take his ese and for to have his reste, With al his folk, to doon what so hem leste.
Foreyne, outer chamber; belonging to the chambres grete, or set of larger rooms occupied by the daughters of the king.
And Progne tho seknesse feigneth, Wherof unto hir lord sche pleigneth, And preith sche moste hire chambres kepe, And as hir liketh wake and slepe.
At the opening of the law courts the nobility caused the Chambres de vacations to protest; when the provinces were abolished, it made the orders protest.
The Conseil Superieur determines, the three Chambres being reunited, upon the requisitions of the Procureur general; representing the government.
It is the modern representative of the Chambres des Comptes of the old monarchy and of the Commission de Comptabilite Nationale which replaced these Chambres at the period of the Revolution.
In certain cases, determined by the law, the three Chambres are united in a solemn audience to sit as the Conseil Superieur de la Magistrature.
The Parquet was obliged to withdraw most of these cases from trial by jury and send them to one of theChambres of the Tribunal Correctionnel, which did not fail to do them justice.
This gallery gives access to the halls of audiences of the three Chambres of the Cour de Cassation and the Galerie Saint-Louis.
The chambres des comptes, the cours des aides, and the cours des monnaies judged all cases relating to the imposts, to the coinage, and to bullion.
These chambres de parade were very splendid, the beds raised on a dais, and hung with fine damasks and tapestries--tapestries thick with bullion fringes.
The 'Chambres mi-parties' were also confined to the four southern 'Parlements' where the Huguenots were strongest.
The Union des Chambres Syndicales confined itself to obtaining a reform of the law on syndicats.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "chambres" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
