His political doctrines, it is strange to say, found their earliest recipients and most zealous admirers in the slave states of the Union.
One fifth of the people were paupers, or recipients of parish relief.
Nor, if one may trust so competent an authority as Mr Fowle, is this explained by any tendency of increased strictness in the administration of outdoor relief, to drive would-be recipients of outdoor relief into the workhouse.
The hardness of the battle of life is attested by this number of old men, and old women, who in spite of a hard-working life are compelled to end their days as the recipients of public charity.
Corporal Shields, 23rd Regiment Royal Welsh Fusiliers, among many brave men especially distinguished himself, and he was among the earliest recipients of the order of valour.
It was a graceful act--reckless, heroic--and the recipients of the dough were not lacking in gratitude.
Their friends, the enemy, had presented them with the weapons--conditionally; all they had asked in return was that the recipients should join the Republican ranks.
They were extremely well tended, and thanks to public solicitude, were the recipients of countless delicacies, including bottled cheer.
The valentines were delivered by an early post, but the intended recipients had happily changed their addresses and were not at home to be caricatured.
Yes, most decidedly; because it will confer on its recipients their greatest possible recompense--the power of doing still more good.
The French Academy which distributes the prizes, has decided (doing violence to the modesty of the recipients ) to publish their good deeds to the world.
Besides the musicians, there were several other recipients of the honorary degree, including the Maharajah of Bohonager, Lord Herschel, Lord Roberts, Dr.
The only foreign recipientsup to 1910 were Field Marshals Yamagata and Oyama and Admiral Togo.
The numbers of therecipients of the order sans traitement are limited through all classes.
Salaries (traitements) are attached to the military and naval recipients of the order when on the active list, viz.
Baronets was originally created by him, for it was a question whether the recipients of the new dignity should be designated by that or some other name.
The recipients eligible for the various classes are graded, from the first grade of the first class for reigning sovereigns down to the fifth class for merchants and manufacturers.
These limitations in number do not affect the foreign recipientsof the order.
The recipients were Sir John Chandos and Sir Thos.
He had presented himself to the king as the envoy of the Arab, Othello, who had been thrown into prison in Naples, as we have related, as well as the seven recipients of the letters.
The following expression of appreciation, which I am most happy to find recorded in my brother's journal, does no more credit to the recipients of the enconiums, than to the heart that prompted, and the head that indited them.
Therefore, when the Gospel was received under circumstances of this nature, those who were its recipientsexpected superior and extraordinary blessings--blessings they could not reach in any other religious society.
Naturally of a cheerful disposition, all within her sphere were recipients of her motherly, comforting and encouraging influence.
The recipients were ready to "prove from Vatel exceedingly well" that the first duty of a rich clergy was to relieve the necessitous, and the more when the State was a pauper: croziers are no match for bayonets.
For these and other favours the recipients had been instructed to petition the King, and drafts of such petitions had been drawn up in anticipation of their arrival in England, by some official hand.
On May 18 he addressed a significant letter to the Mayor and Burgesses of Canterbury, which was quite sufficient to induce the recipients to nullify their former proceedings.
Many of the original recipients preferred this latter method of attachment and made the alteration themselves.
Curiously enough, the soldiers who had grumbled at the pattern of the earlier medal showed little desire to become recipients of the newer piece, and in only a few cases was the exchange made.
These decorations, it must be added, were not officially recognized in England, and the recipients received no permission to wear them when in uniform.
It is perhaps interesting to record, in parenthesis, that the Trafalgar medals were given to the recipients by an engineer of Birmingham named Matthew Boulton.
Unlike the Pope's decorations, those of Francis II were recognized by the English Army authorities, and the recipients were allowed to wear them when parading in full dress.
The medal, as now awarded, bears a profile of the reigning monarch instead of the trophy of arms, and recipients are offered either a gratuity of £20 on discharge, or an increase of sixpence per day on their pension allowance.
An order was issued at the same time stating that all recipients of the Calcutta award could have their decoration changed for the London award on making formal application.
With such a feeling abroad it is not to be wondered at that members of the Royal Family have, in recent times, made little presents to our fighting men, knowing full well how much the recipients will treasure them.
How many sins are committed by the minister when Sacraments are unworthily administered to many recipients at one time, as when several children are baptized together, or a large gathering of penitents are heard one after the other, etc.
The bride and groom are the ministers as well as the recipients of Matrimony, and hence, if one of the parties knows that the other is not in the state of grace, there is an administration of a Sacrament to an unworthy recipient.
The law requires that the recipients of Major Orders receive Communion, and the obligations seems to be grave for the new priests, since they celebrate with the bishop.
The general duties of the ministers and recipients of the Sacraments have been outlined in the previous Article.
The ministers and the recipients of Matrimony are the parties themselves, since it is they alone who make and receive the contract.
Duties of Adult Recipients of Baptism or of Those Who Have the Use of Reason.
Murena found neither his brother Proculeius nor Mæcenas his sister's husband of any avail, though they were the recipients of distinguished honors from Augustus.
Among his associates he made some therecipients of excessive adulation and others of excessive insult.
If they fail to obtain them then they are as irritated as if slander were being pronounced against them and as angry as if they were the recipients of positive insult.
Those who were recipients of public bounty had as much added to their supply gratis by Augustus as they might obtain at any time.
Sir Harry and Lady Bullard celebrated their silver wedding at Hellesdon House, Norwich, and were the recipients of many presents from friends in county and city, and from the staff of the Anchor Brewery.
Walter, who were the recipients of many presents and congratulations.
After receiving extreme unction recipients are forbidden again to touch the ground with their bare feet or to have marital intercourse.
The recipients were never content, hoarding their fees, and becoming opulent, pursuing all the time each his personal ambitions, and ofttimes returning insolence for favors.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "recipients" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
