Among well known Americans whom I saw at the chancellery were Messrs.
After doing some writing, I went on my new bicycle to the chancellery of the United States Embassy and saw a crowd of about seventy Americans on the sidewalk awaiting their turn to obtain identification papers.
Americans still left in Paris were very busy to-day registering their addresses at the chancellery of the Embassy in the Rue de Chaillot.
I walked to the chancellery of the American Embassy, Number 5 Rue de Chaillot, where fifty stranded Americans were vainly asking the clerks how they could get away from Paris and how they could have their letters of credit cashed.
They were conveyed to St. Petersburg, and turned over to the awe-inspiring "Chancellery for Secret Inquisitorial Affairs.
The chancellery was seeking to obtain justice for the other creditors; it arrested the juez and threw him into prison, when Philip again intervened, ordering his liberation and the abandonment of the case.
The actors played in German, but a certain number of clerks in the Chancellery of the Embassies were sent to Kunst to be taught the repertory in Russian.
The tragi-comedy was written in a strange mixture of Russian and German, and we read that he had the assistance of two translators from the Chancellery of Ambassadors.
The work continued to be carried on in the Chancellery of the Embassies, where alone could be found men with some knowledge of foreign tongues.
A custom was then started, which prevailed for a considerable time in Russia, of confiding the translation of plays to the clerks in the Chancellery of the Ambassadors, which department answered in some measure to our Foreign Office.
Although the Putsch failed, the insurgents kept control of the Chancellery building, and agreed to give it up only after they had a safe conduct to the German border.
On 1 May Bormann and other Germans tried to break out of the Chancellery area in a tank.
The marchers were met at the Chancellery by Reichsstatthalter Seyss-Inquart, who addressed them and unveiled a memorial tablet.
You must telegraph at once to the Imperial Chancellery and ask for an audience for the day after tomorrow, the nineteenth, and to-morrow you must start for Vienna!
My anxiety for authentic news about the Emperor's condition, drove me out of doors betimes, and so I went to the Imperial Chancellery as early as was seemly.
Spanish chancellery of Chantonnay’s dispatches dealing with the colloquy.
All this was got by my correspondent out of the secret depositories of the Head Chancellery of Zion.
This Chancellery is at present on French territory.
Of the dioceses in this kingdom of Peru, who are the bishops of them, and of the Royal Chancellery in the City of the Kings 424 CHAP.
The court and royal chancellery are established in the City of the Kings.
Of the dioceses in this kingdom of Peru, who are the bishops of them, and of the Royal Chancellery in the City of Kings.
Then a recurso de fuerza to the Chancellery of Valladolid was tried, which thrice demanded the process before the bishop, to escape exposure in a secular court, allowed the appeal.
In spite of this appeal, Philip decided in favor of the Inquisition and the humiliation of the chancellery was complete.
As a perpetual reminder of this subordination, there appears to have been kept in the royal chancellery the formula of a letter addressed to all viceroys and captains-general.
The documents in this Chancellery related chiefly to the Doge; his rights, his official possessions, his restrictions, and his state.
It will easily be seen how important the Ducal Chancellery is both for the verification of dates, and also as displaying so large a tract of the Venetian home administration.
The documents of the Ducal Chancellery are of far higher importance than those contained in the Cancelleria Inferiore; they consist of political papers which it was not necessary to keep secret.
The regulation of the Secret Chancellery was undertaken by the Council of Ten, and the rigorous orders which they issued from time to time abundantly prove the difficulty they experienced in securing the secrecy which they desired.
The Secret Chancellerywas established by a decree of the Great Council in the year 1402.
The Senate supplied a far larger number of papers to the Secret Chancellerythan that yielded by the Great Council.
Its object was to preserve those papers of the highest State importance, from the publicity to which the Ducal Chancellery was exposed.
I voted for the scribal occupation, and had recourse to the influence of Superintendent-general Knipstrow to obtain a position at the chancellery of Wolgast.
Schwartzenberg, but the latter had to feed him, to advance the chancellery fees, and to look to his return journey.
The Bishop of Arras, to whom reverted half the chancellery fees, abandoned them in our favour, but he lost nothing by his generosity.
Well, in a certain chancellery there was a certain man who, as I cannot deny, was not of an attractive appearance.
In the chancellery where he worked, no kind of notice was taken of him.
When and how he entered the chancellery and who appointed him, no one could remember.
He furnished him with several documents dating from the time of Alexander VI which referred to his rights to Camerino, and which had been placed by Lucretia in the chancellery of the house of Este.
When the Waffen SS was being formed Hess issued a special order through the Party Chancellery which made aiding the conscription of Party members into these organizations by all means compulsory for Party organs.
Von Papen was in the Chancellery on 11 March when the occupation of Austria was ordered.
Under the Chief of the Party Chancellery were the Gauleiters, with territorial jurisdiction over the major administrative regions of the Party, the Gaue.
In theChancellery the Governor's appearance was that day looked for in vain.
Here, on either side, were doors giving ingress to the Chancellery and the various bureaux, and here was the foot of the grand staircase, which led up to the Governor's private dwelling above.
The day following the reporters in New York swept down upon the chancelleryand upon the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The chancellery was not exactly in its proper setting.
Given in our Chancellery the Eighth of the month of December, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-three, and of our reign, the First Year.
If the Chancellery should complain of your attitude, you will say that you consulted your superior, and I shall be the victim.
What is this Gallipoli country, anyway, that makes our Chancellery wag its respected head and frown and whisper in corners and take little notes on its newly laundered cuffs?
There was war in the Eastern world; and palace and chancellery were ablaze.
What he is so eternally about God only knows: what Chancellery he serves, which he betrays, is a question that occupies many uneasy minds this very hour, I fancy.
Diplomatic relations between Rome and Berlin have been severed, but neither Chancellery has yet (June 23) found the other guilty of an aggression sufficiently grave to warrant a declaration of war.
The notes that passed from chancellery to chancellery were couched in most friendly language.
So, when the butler in the chancellery threw him on the horse skin with which the bed was covered, Martsian did not even try to rise; he lay there panting with heaving sides, like a horse after over-exertion.
The pen and the chancellery are more certain, men tell us, than promotion from the sabre, but they are less fitted for blood such as thine is.
Come to the chancellery to rest," said the butler.
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