And they form a quorum, equal in authority and power to the three Presidentspreviously mentioned.
At the time of the martyrdom of Presidents Joseph and Hyrum Smith, Sidney Rigdon was living at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, presiding over the branch of the church and preaching the gospel at that place.
These are the rich and great, the proud and high, the judges, legislators, presidents and kings of the earth.
A] [Footnote A: I am indebted to the Presidents and Recorders of the respective temples for the information here given.
His committee on "Copper" had the names of the presidents of the Anaconda Copper Company, the Calumet & Hecla Mining Company, the United Verde Copper Company and the Utah Copper Company.
His committee on "Cement" consisted of the presidents of four of the leading cement companies, the vice-president of a fifth cement company, and a representative of the Bureau of Standards of Washington.
This treaty was signed by the presidents of both republics and ratified by the Colombian Congress.
Among its eleven directors are the President and two Vice-Presidents of the Guaranty Trust Company.
The President will be elected, as other Presidents have been, and as maybe a hundred others will be, and there the farce will end.
It is not easy for the Mother of Presidents to submit to the rule of those whom, as Job says, they would have scorned to put with their cattle,” he said, with temper.
By the influence of that centripetal force which exists in all centralised bureaucracies, the Procureurs have become more important personages than the Presidents of the courts.
The Assemblies were obliged to accept as presidentsthe Marshals of Noblesse, many of whom were men of antiquated ideas and retrograde principles.
Even thepresidents had not all passed through a school of law.
The addresses of the Presidents and principal Generals especially were transcribed from the stenographic notes of D.
He (Lord Milner) greeted the Presidentsas "Mr. Steyn and Mr. Burger.
There are many good paintings, including portraits of the various presidents of the club, which adorn the entrance hall.
Those descended from him comprise probably a hundred families holding the highest social positions including dignitaries in church and state, baronets, presidents of colleges, D.
It thanks kind Providence, eating oysters and making Presidents the while, for averting the dire scourge it encourages with its apathy.
Emperors, kings and presidents exist, not by the grace of God, but by the consent of the people, to whom they give account of their stewardship.
She felt the stirrings of social instincts from the high-bred women of old Virginia, the Mother of Presidents and the home of the great constructive minds which had created the Republic.
Hearken ye, O rulers of America and the Presidents of the Republics therein!
Thus of the elected Presidents there was not one who had not a middle-western origin, experience, or association.
One of America's greatest railroad presidents has noted this significant difference between the railroads of Europe and those of America, or at any rate of the Mississippi Valley.
Then with ceremonious bows, the stern-faced presidents of the tongs took their leave, and lastly Big Sam's retainers filed out.
Then entered two men of stern aspect, who walked with an air of command, and after greeting Big Sam they were introduced to me as the presidents of the Sare Bo and the See Yung tongs and were given seats beside us.
The doors to the offices of bank presidents and cashiers, that on ordinary days opened but sedately to the occasional visitor, were now swinging constantly to admit their customers in search of unusual accommodation.
Please repeat your story to these men," and he indicated the two Chinese presidents who looked with stern, impassive faces upon the trembling wretch before us.
It might be the beginning of a practice of visiting foreign countries which would leadPresidents rather far afield.
I felt moved to remark that she was not likely to see many formerPresidents because the office was so hard a task that most of them did not long survive.
A veteran statesman who had known most of our presidents intimately and been in Congress under many of them said, in reviewing the list with me at the recent convention at Chicago: "Arthur was the only gentleman I ever saw in the White House.
The presidents of the colleges represented always came.
He meant that Arthur was the only one of our presidents who came from the refined social circles of the metropolis or from other capitals, and was past master in all the arts and conventionalities of what is known as "best society.
The presidents and general managers of all the railroads east of Chicago then met and formed an association, and this association was a legislative body without any legal authority to enforce its decrees.
The two hundred vice-presidents and secretaries upon the platform I had known intimately for years as Republican leaders of their counties and districts.
Sherman had one advantage over other vice-presidents in having been for nearly a quarter of a century a leader in Congress.
It is among the possibilities that both might have achieved the great object of their ambitions and been presidents of the United States.
In meeting those who came to him for official favors this made him one of the most unpopular presidents with senators and members of the House of Representatives.
Corpulent even to grossness, he formed a curious contrast to the small and wasted forms of the two presidents elect, who sat at his side.
Immediately on the completion of this ceremony the two presidents and the congress withdrew to the senate chamber.
Presidents of the High Priesthood, and to be equal in holding the keys of the kingdom with Brother Joseph Smith, Jun.
Presidents Smith and Rigdon are absent on a mission, and we do not expect their return until some time in November.
The names of the presidents of the branches and the number of the branch each presided over respectively are given as follows: Newel Knight, Branch No.
Which law comprehended not only presidents of provinces but also higher officers, and even the praetorian praefects.
The presidents for the last fifty years are as follows: 1835--John O.
Damnum emergens justifies interest; but in the present condition of affairs, with bank presidentslooking for investments at two per cent.
It is a notable fact that both are Presidents of the National League in their parishes.
Among the presidents of the Society were some of the best known descendants of Irishmen in Boston.
It was impossible to continue to treat as enemies of the state a party which had supplied one of the vice-presidents to the Reichstag, and which after the election of 1881 outnumbered by forty votes any other single party.
The Prussian Academy of Sciences now made itself responsible for the continuance of the work, and a board of direction was appointed, the presidents of which were successively G.
He had certainly achieved so much that they preferred him now to their own presidents and chairmen.
When the presidents and the chairmen spoke to him, he could hardly answer them, so rapt was he in contemplation of his coming greatness.
Hashimi is one of two vice presidents of Iraq and the head of the Iraqi Islamic Party, the largest Sunni Muslim bloc in parliament.
In pursuance of this idea, I have been considering the advisability of issuing the following-letter: To the Presidents and Cashiers of the National Banks of the United States.
Now, how would it do to make a collection of the signatures of the presidentsand cashiers of national banks of the United States in the above manner?
I did not tarry long to notice the presidents of the United States embalmed in wax, or to listen to the band of lutists who furnished music in the winter garden.
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