The examiner either grants or refuses his licence, and frequently insists upon an alteration of the text.
During this period The Christian Examiner had its largest influence upon the denomination, and came to an end.
With the first of January, 1844, was begun The Monthly Religious Magazine, to meet the needs of those who found The Christian Examiner too scholarly.
Lecturer at the Training Colleges and Examiner for the New South Wales Department of Public Instruction.
There are many features that are the result of the author's long experience as a lecturer and examiner in mathematics.
Lecturer on Mental and Moral Philosophy in Queen Margaret College, Glasgow; Examiner in Philosophy in the University of Glasgow.
The third and fourth paragraphs of this essay had appeared in a letter of Hazlitt's to the Examiner (Works, III, 152).
Hazlitt wrote a review of this poem for the Examiner which not only aroused Wordsworth's resentment but led to one of his disagreements with Lamb.
A review of this book by Lamb, consisting chiefly of specimens, appeared in the Examiner in 1819 (Works, ed.
A scrutinizer; specifically, an examinerof votes, as at an election.
One who scrutinizes; a close examiner or inquirer.
An instrument used in auscultation for examining the organs of the chest, as the heart and lungs, by conveying to the ear of the examiner the sounds produced in the thorax.
Upon the request of counsel for the complainant, the examiner in one case reported to the court the language and the conduct of Miss Hill.
Miss Hill was in constant attendance before the examiner who took the testimony, often interrupting the proceedings with her turbulent and violent conduct and language, and threatening the lives of Mr. Sharon's counsel.
It appears also from the report of the examiner that on repeated occasions the defendant has attended before him, during the examination of witnesses, armed with a pistol.
The Examiner cross-examined, or, A full Answer to the last Examiner.
She expected the examiner to be discomfited, but Tom fixed her with a glittering eye, and demanded if perchance she had seen the room in question, since she was so positive.
I sent for the young sophomore, cautioned him to secrecy, and then and there made him my examinerin history.
The examiner must be more than man who is sufficient for these things.
The idea of good has disappeared; the excellences of individuals--of him who is faithful in a civil broil, of the examiner who is incorruptible, are the patterns to which the lives of the citizens are to conform.
It is by no means easy to find a magistrate who excels other magistrates in virtue, but still we must endeavour to discover some censor or examiner who is more than man.
Elsewhere I have compared the three complete versions submitted to the Examiner and have shown why the Lord Chamberlain could not permit it to be licensed.
If the examiner reports that the standing orders have been complied with, the bill is presented forthwith by being laid upon the table of the House.
The examiner certifies that the standing orders have been followed, or reports in what respect they have been disregarded.
The petitioner must prove before the examiner that he has complied with the standing orders; and any person affected has a right to be heard on the question, if he has filed a memorial of his intention to appear.
The two Chairmen assign an examiner to see that the general orders about notice, and other matters, have been observed, the final power of dispensation in case of non-compliance resting also in their hands.
Walter Mitchell, of St. Bartholomew's Hospital; and Professor Young, Examiner in Mathematics at the University of London.
We observe that lord Seymour the examiner ascribes the suggestion to some witnesses--but lord Seymour the reporter claims the credit of it for himself!
Extracts from the Richmond Examiner and other Southern journals state that Lee's army about Richmond is in terrible condition, is living on half rations, clothes worn out and no prospect of getting more.
They finally drew aside for consultation, and when the examiner who had charge of the case returned and said that I could have my choice, take my discharge or return to the front, I was delighted, and chose the latter.
The examiner announced one day that if he ever found another hat on his desk he would rip it up.
When the examiner re-entered the hall, every eye was fixed upon him.
Presently, however, the examiner was called out of the room.
An examiner at Edinburgh University had made himself obnoxious by warning the students against putting their hats on his desk.
You may recall the fact that I'm medical examinerto the High School Athletic Association.
Being unable to steal any more provisions from the Examiner outfit, the lions turned their attention to the sheep camps.
The Examiner correspondent detailed to catch a bear was accompanied by De Moss Bowers of Ventura, who was moved by love of adventure to offer his assistance.
He had scented the honey, which was more alluring than stale beef, and evidently was considering the propriety of entering the trap to get his supper, which might consist of honeycomb au naturel, with Examiner man on the side.
The Examiner expedition began the search for a grizzly early in June, starting from Santa Paula and striking into the mountains at Tar Creek, where the Sespe oil wells are bored.
Sparkuhle scorned the shelter of the bough shed, under which the Examiner outfit slept, and spread his blankets on top of a bank about six feet above a rocky shelf that was used as a pantry and kitchen.
He would stay as long as the Examiner party remained near him, but when the hunters went away he proposed to quit and hasten back to the plains, where he would have nothing worse than the coyotes to encounter.
Superintendent McCullough, who has charge of Haggin & Carr's sheep camps on Pinos Mountain, stopped at the Examiner camp when he made his inspecting tours, and consultations were held with him about the bears.
This conversation was held last May between the proprietor of the Examiner and special reporter Allen Kelly.
Like me he sighed, like me he wavered, an ardent searcher after true life, and a most acute examiner of the most difficult questions.
Examinations were held, but the candidates, by feeing the University officer, were allowed to choose their own examiners, and they treated the examiner after the ordeal.
There was no sufficient inducement for the examiner to be strict or for the candidate to excel.
