A few years later some of those in Glossopdale succeeded in setting the Earl of Shrewsbury at defiance, and, when evictedfrom their farms, induced the Council to intervene to insist on their reinstatement.
For by making a breach in the walls of custom they bring us to the edge of two great problems, the growth of competitive rents, and the formation of large pasture farms out of the holdings of evicted tenants.
It is no consolation to a family which has been evicted from a prosperous farm to be told that it can settle on a moor or a marsh, on Blackstone Edge or Deeping Fen.
Let us try for a moment to put ourselves in the position of a family which has been evicted from its holding to make room for sheep.
In the County Sligo, thirty families wereevicted together by one landlord; they must have been one hundred and fifty individuals in all.
Yes, living in their home in Guatemala and had forcefully evictedthem from it.
That the Tiltons had forcefully evicted the De Mohrenschildts from the Tilton home in Guatemala?
The De Mohrenschildts were evictedwhen the people who owned it returned.
She had apparently looked into it and had evicted them on the basis of her feelings.
To call them sentences of death is absurd, The people are not evicted and left homeless, but merely deprived of their rights as tenants.
He said:--"The Darcy family took a small farm from which a man had been evicted after having paid no rent for seven years.
Some tenants years ago were evicted on the Langford estates.
A tenant can never be evictedunless a whole year's rent is due.
All the evicted tenants, all the men who have no land, all the ne'er-do-weels would expect to be satisfied.
Another of these poor destitute, homeless tenants, brutally turned out on the roadside to starve, or die like a dog from exposure, was no sooner evicted than he entered a racehorse for the great contest of the Curragh.
Let us trust that the evicted quadruped carried off the blue ribbon of Kildare.
There were no evicted Protestants on the Lansdowne estate.
Evicted tenants generally received a pound or twenty-five shillings a week out-door relief.
The evicted woman came to search amongst the ashes of her home to try and find some of her belongings intact.
It was he who forced "the man of blood and iron" to relax the ferocious laws against the Church in Germany, and to allow the evicted bishops to return to their Sees.
The evicted Swiss mostly settled on ground within easy reach of the fort, and there built their cabins anew.
A memorial of the evicted Swiss to Congress for indemnity for loss of improvements on land they had been suffered to occupy and cultivate, and for the destruction of their shelters, was ignored.
In simple justice to those people from Darrow that you evicted from the Sawdust Pile, Don, you should finish your work before you go.
The further galleries were also invaded by the traders, who were only finally evicted in 1842.
The Report was further in favour of enlarging small holdings by dividing up grazing lands, and under it evicted tenants who, as such, were not entitled to have judicial rents fixed were to be given the option to purchase.
These visits, it should be noted, were paid to London by Mr. Bailey in the discharge of his official duties for the purpose of consultations with the Government in connection with the Evicted Tenants Bill.
Almost all the planters on the Clanricarde estate have expressed their readiness to clear out of the evicted lands and to accept re-settlement elsewhere.
I'm sure you do sing, though," he called back as his hostess finally evicted him.
As he entered the gymnasium a strip of court-plaster on the curve of his chin caught her fascinated attention and for the moment evicted from her mind the careful apology which she had formulated.
Speaking at Ennis on the 19th of September, Parnell told the people to punish a man for taking a farm from which another had been evicted "by isolating him from his kind as if he was a leper of old.
An Evicted Tenants Bill was however passed at the end of the session, which gave the Estates Commissioners unprecedented powers to take land compulsorily.
These were in most cases probably the tenants who were now evicted to make room for the new enclosed sheep farms.
Either the lord of the manor or some one or more of the tenants enclosed the lands which they had formerly held and also those which were formerly occupied by some other holders, who were evicted from their land for this purpose.
The settlement of theEvicted Tenants Question was another of the vital issues salved from the wreckage.
It was all over again the dog-in-the-manger policy which had already kept the evicted tenants for years out in the cold.
The Land Conference Report made an equitable settlement of the Evicted Tenants problem an essential portion of their treaty of peace.
But the revival of an evil spirit amongst the worst landlords and the interpretations of hostile law officers reduced the Evicted Tenants clause in the Act of 1903 almost to a nullity.
In this extremity the Cork evicted tenants requested the Land Conference to reassemble and specify in precise language the settlement which they regarded as essential.
Mr. Arthur has taken what they call an evicted farm.
He was afraid to be seen speaking to any living creature who inhabited the "evicted farm.
Land Commission for subsequent re-sale, or to the Congested Districts Board, or in the Court of the Land Judge, or in respect of offers to evicted tenants.
As a matter of fact, he had not eaten a palatable meal since he had been evictedfrom the white dining-car at Cairo, Illinois.
The two evicted men went into Peter's room and shut the door.
He has been evicted by turning his tapestried chamber into the smoking- room.
The expulsion was stopped, though a considerable number of Jewish families had in the meantime been evicted and ruined.
Those already settled there were either to be evicted by the verdict of the rural communes[1], or to be deprived of a livelihood by the prohibition to buy or lease immovable property and to trade in liquor.
Others were evicted under a police convoy and sent out of the city like criminals, through the transportation prison.
During the year 1886 alone more than two thousand Jewish families were evictedfrom the town.
Part of the lands to be taken for the forest reservations included territory settled upon; it was argued as proper, therefore, that the evicted homesteaders should be indemnified by having the choice of lands elsewhere.
In case they complained or struck, the miners were evictedunder the most cruel circumstances.
The simple fact was, that those who had formerly paid the rent of their land by service as soldiers were without the capital or means of paying rent in money; they were evicted and became vagrants.
The people, evicted from their farms, and having neither occupation nor means of living, were idle, and suffering.
The necessity for such aid arose originally from their being evicted therefrom.
If he is evicted from his cottage he cannot get another in the same village nor in any of the five or six villages near him.
If a town worker is evicted from his house he can soon get another in an adjoining street.
The traditions of the hardships and sufferings endured by some of these evicted crofters are still kept alive in the prosperous homes of their children and grandchildren on this side of the Atlantic.
When he awoke, he found that the mother badger had gone to join herevicted mate.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "evicted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
