On August 3, when the Austrians had already begun bombarding Belgrade, King Nicholas signed an order for the mobilization of his forces, and four days later, on August 7, he declared war against Austria.
On the same day the Prince Regent Alexander signed a decree ordering the general mobilization of the Serbian army.
My first knowledge of this fact came when he nailed on our barn-door the white cloth poster which proclaimed in bold black letters a warning and a threat signed by "the Committee.
Garland" as hesigned himself, was of the Yankee merchant type.
On the 4th a pronunciamiento was issued, signed by three individuals, purporting to be the manifesto of the Liberating Society of Puerto Principe.
Then Geraint signed to Enid to ride on as before, and so they journeyed the space of another hour while the summer sun beat upon them with ever increasing force.
I expected to see him look surprised, but he simply sat down at the table, read the contract over, and signed it.
If you're agreeable we may as well get that signedand mailed to New York.
In May, 1646, an able and respectful petition was presented to the general court for the removal of the civil disabilities of all members of the churches of England and Scotland, signedby William Vassall, Samuel Maverick, Dr.
A petition to the king protesting against the restoration of the company was adopted, but although it was signedby the council and burgesses, as well as by Berkeley, the preamble alludes to strong differences of opinion.
It had come from Belize, and wassigned by the captain of the Seminole.
For a long time he went on writing on the front page and on the back, then signed it just as a judge might have signed a death-sentence.
Thereupon, they signed along with the remaining members of the Board; and the meeting terminated.
Wishing you health and happiness, we beg leave to subscribe ourselves, Truly your Friends, Signed on behalf of the class by, M.
Signed on behalf of the meeting by SARAH WEBB, Sec'y.
The Commissary, after a slight hesitation, signed the visa and I then carried it to the bureau of the Commandant, whose secretary signed it without hesitation, merely asking me if I were a military man.
Zane and his brothers signedthe treaty, and Betty, by dint of much persuasion, prevailed on Wetzel to bury the hatchet with the Hurons.
Myeerah brought a treaty of peace signed by Tarhe and the other Wyandot chieftains.
It was for 5ZM all right, but it was signed 2XC instead of 2XB and the detector doesn't point toward Hoboken.
This was nearly the case in the naval battle off Tsushima between the Russian and Japanese fleets--and the treaty of peace was signed soon after.
Some time after his entrance into the priesthood, he had become the pupil of a thaumaturge of Florence, Jean de Fontenelle, and had signed a pact with a demon named Barron.
Really serious matters are dealt with in letters signed "Board of Directors, per W.
After he had signed them all he picked up the Hemmingway Cup and examined it from top to bottom.
Yesterday it was Doc Pinkinson who brought in the ninety-eight--and signed all the tags; and between libations they talked about Ambrose Phipps, who was practising brassy shots off the grass beside the eighteenth green.
I finished the round, of course, and signed my partner's card, becoming thereafter a mere spectator and a bit of the gallery.
He signed all the tags with a loose and vapid grin, and if he suffered from writer's cramp he never mentioned the fact.
It met at Paris, and concluded its labors the tenth day of December, 1898, when the treaty was signed by the commissioners of both contracting parties.
The note was signed with three triangles and a strange symbol, unlike anything the girls had ever seen before.
She signed her name in full, and as she handed the telegram to the clerk in charge, he looked up in surprise.
This paper, by the style, seems to have been drawn by the Scots, and was signed by the wardens of the marches only.
For many years this petition was presented in vain, until King Christian visited the Island, signed a new and separate Constitution for Iceland in January 1873, at the same time retaining certain prerogatives.
When against personal security a promissory note is taken, signed by the borrower and two irresponsible witnesses, or by two responsible obligants, according to standing.
Germany signed the peace document on the dotted line.
The name which appearssigned to all official documents is James M.
On the 8th of that month Governor de Vaudreuil signed a capitulation, not in respect of Montreal only, but of the whole colony.
Then silently taking Boulanger up, and laying him upon it as if he had been a mere child, he took hold of one end of the litter, and signed to Isidore to take the other.
But suddenly Lupin remembered the letter which he had made Daubrecq's old cousins write, the letter of recommendation, so to speak, which the elder of the two sisters Rousselot had signed with her Christian name, Euphrasie.
The cook arrived a few minutes later and produced first-rate characters, signed by people with whom it was easy to take up her references.
A conciliatory edict was to be prepared, and signedby the king, as a measure for gaining time and learning further the plans of the conspirators.
The proof lies in this document, signed in a notary's office at Tours, concerning payments which were made to him on behalf of the magnificent sepulchre which he executed for the church of St. Sauveur at La Rochelle.
I opened the document, and found it was signed "Louis.
The husband thought the bargain a good one, andsigned an agreement to that effect.
On the other hand, the farmer ought to win unless it can be shewn that the receipts signed by Torriano are forgeries.
Thereupon the Count Aranda furnished me with a passport signed by the king.
But the wretched scribbler fell on his knees before me with clasped hands and offered to shew me the signed letter he had received from Warsaw, which contained the statements he had inserted in his paper.
To-morrow I will send you your passport, signed by the viceroy and myself.
Lord Lincoln promised to pay three thousand guineas the next day, and signed three bills of exchange for three thousand guineas each, payable in six months, and drawn on his London banker.
