We have mentioned the syndic of the inhabitants--syndic des habitants.
In July 1667, the habitants' syndic appeared before the council to complain of the various devices resorted to by merchants to extort higher prices from the settlers than were allowed by law.
Another man of the grand old Italian sort was Peruzzi, syndic of Florence, a former associate of Cavour, and one of the leading men of Italy.
Should your Syndic be a man of money and property?
He told the Syndic that he was going to reconnoitre in the direction of Salerno, and that his departure must be kept a dead secret, but as soon as he was out of the town he turned the horses' heads backwards towards the Garibaldian lines.
Finally, the Syndic of Salerno was asked if he had seen anything of the Garibaldian expeditions by sea?
Lagerfeldt, Berkman, and the Syndic of Gothenburg, after dinner with Whitelocke, discoursed and advised him touching his departure.
The Senators and Syndic and Obrist-Lieutenant, who had been before with Whitelocke, came to take their leaves of him.
Whitelocke thanked them, and discoursed touching the government of the City, and what laws they used, to which the Syndic answered, that their government was chiefly and generally by the municipal laws and customs of the city.
But the greatest applause of all came when the President of France, followed by the President of Switzerland and the First Syndic of the little Republic of Andorra, made their appearance.
Monsieur Jean Taché was also Syndic des Marchands, member of the Supreme Council of Quebec, and ancestor to Sir.
Singularly enough, sixty years ago, the leading Lower Town merchants met in this old tenement of the former "Syndic des Marchands" to establish the first Exchange.
The Syndic was a tall, spare, frail man, with a patrician's face and an affable manner.
At five of the clock, as the Syndic had told him to do, Don Silverio presented himself at the Palazzo Corradini.
Because, because," answered the Syndic irritably, "because the whole affair is in treaty between our delegates and the companies.
Here the Syndic put on gold spectacles, drew towards him a black portfolio filled by plans and papers, and began to move them about, muttering, as he searched, little scraps of phrases out of each of them.
It was a harmless remark, yet it was a disagreeable one to the Syndic of San Beda.
He had begged his friends, the friars, to obtain an interview with the Syndic of Sand Beda, and interrogate him on the subject.
The entire Circondario, except the valley, was believed to be in favour of the project, which the Prefect informed the Syndic could not be otherwise than most favourable to the general interests of the country at large.
The grave syndic was all smiles and flowery compliments to his nephew's preserver, and cried out when Richard made to go to the castle.
The stipends of the busy Burgomaster and Syndic were small, and he remained comparatively poor.
The latter, with downcast eyes, thanked Master Adrian and turned away; but he detained her with the inquiry whether he should probably find Sir Wolf Hartschwert at home, and received the answer that he had gone to Syndic Hiltner's.
But Barbara could not be induced to do so, and hurriedly explained to the syndic what he lacked the clew to understand.
As Martina opened the door of the sitting room a loud conversation in men's voices became audible, and with the deep, resonant tones of the syndic Barbara recognised the higher, less powerful ones of the man whom she was seeking.
He was to remain concealed outside the city until the syndic recalled him.
Barbara did not regain complete self-control until the syndicasked his errand.
In reply to the almoner's question whether he remembered any portion of the conversation between the syndic and the singer, Cassian admitted that he had been obliged to keep too far away from them to hear it, but Dr.
Hiltner, as syndic of Ratisbon, had made him in the name of the Council.
For the third time the busy magistrate was not at home, but he had been informed that the syndic expected him that afternoon, as he wished to discuss a matter of importance.
Hiltner, the syndic of the city, had asked his place of residence, and added that he had some news for him which promised good fortune.
The monks and ignorant priests took part with the syndic of the Sorbonne.
Although younger than the syndic of the Sorbonne, less prudent, and less skilful, he had in his favour the noble enthusiasm of truth.
At their head was Noel Bédier, commonly called Beda, a native of Picardy and syndic of the Sorbonne, reputed to be the greatest brawler and most factious spirit of his day.
His views annoyed a large number of the leading citizens, prominent among whom was Van der Wieck, the syndic of the town.
The masters of the trade, with the syndic Jacobus Paumgartner at their head, put in an appearance along with their housewives, followed by the master goldsmiths.
There sat the honest masters, the worthy syndic Jacobus Paumgartner at their head, all with hot red faces.
The Syndical Council was made up of a syndic employer, a syndic employee, and a syndic workman from each of these firms, and of a syndic workman, M.
While this was doing the Procureur-Syndic provided another victim.
I therefore wrote to the firstsyndic for that year, to M.
I was enrolled as such in the lists of guards, paid by none but citizens and burgesses, and I attended at a council-general extraordinary to receive the oath from the syndic Mussard.
How is it," exclaimed the bold syndic of Ghent, "that we find foreign soldiers thus quartered on us, in open violation of our liberties?
Even the stout syndic of Ghent was allowed to go unharmed.
When the Syndic understood Gilbert did not know Italian, he conversed with him in French, a language both were proficient in.
He absconded to Camajore, in Italy, where, in collusion with the Syndic of the place he gave out that he was dead.
The Syndic explained that it had been necessary to burn most of the clothes that had belonged to Silwood.
It was an official certificate from the Syndic of Camajore in Italy, duly signed and sealed, of the death of Cooper Silwood.
My father received the intelligence in a letter from the Syndicof Camajore, the place of Mr. Silwood's death; a certificate of the death accompanied the letter.
Here the Syndic paused, as if to collect his thoughts.
The Deputy and the Syndic retired to an adjoining room, and left Gilbert alone with his thoughts.
The polite Syndic even took him to see the mound of earth under which lay Silwood's remains.
The letter speaks of Silwood having left certain effects, which the Syndic says are in his possession; he asks you what is to be done with them.
It appears that Ucelli, the Syndic of Camajore, has been for a long time in the black books of his superior, the Minister of Justice.
I know you led a double life, and that you entered into a conspiracy with Ucelli, the Syndicof Camajore.
The letter was from Ugo Ucelli, the Syndic of Camajore, with the usual certificate of death.
A portion of the contents of the despatches were made known to him, and the syndic was very soon afterwards seen to walk out, leaving his people to mark and tally the bales which were hoisting out from a vessel in the canal.
But, although Madam Vandersloosh was not received at court that day, the syndic Mynheer Krause was; when he sent in his name, Lord Albemarle led the syndic by the hand to his Majesty.
A conversation ensued on general topics, which lasted till supper-time; after this repast was over Wilhelmina retired, leaving Ramsay and the syndic alone.
As syndic of the town, it was impossible to prevent his knowledge of government secrets, and when these occasionally escaped, they were always traced to his not being able to hold his tongue.
At all events you will have, in all probability, some warning, as they will displace you as syndicbefore they proceed further.
The syndiceither did not perceive the danger to which his child was exposed, provided that there was any objection to the intimacy, or else, equally pleased with Ramsay, he had no objection to matters taking their course.
The chronicles say that even in a state of blindness he could have distinguished black from white, and white from black--a science which has completely escaped the numerous successors of the Syndic Humery!
That idle talk of the Syndic has stirred my bile, and if we drink later than usual we shall only sleep the better for it, and to-morrow being a holiday we need not be at the press at peep of day.
Upon which the old man disappeared, leaving the Syndic Humery alone in the workshop.
If theSyndic reproached Gutenberg with making an unnecessary mystery of his labours, the effort being useless, herein lay the cause.
Here the wise Syndic Humery was silent, awaiting the impression that so eloquent a discourse would certainly produce on his interlocutor, who until now had never uttered a word.
He was Syndic of the free city of Maïence, and a wise man, if ever there was one, and well versed in the knowledge of all that was right and just.
Don Cesare opened the procession, between the Syndic and the priest.
The Syndic nodded applause, and Don Cesare, of course, did the same.
Between my neighbor's door and its hinge I never put my fingers," cried theSyndic with a laugh.
The Syndic had turned pale as chalk, and stood rooted to the ground.
Father Atanasio, and poked theSyndic in the side behind Don Cesare's back.
Come, Father Atanasio, and call the Syndic also, for whoever helped yesterday must help to-day, if he would not have the saint bear him a grudge!
This painful Scene," writes the syndic attorney, "has restored quiet to the town.
Dispatches of the procureur--syndic of the department to the Minister, Aix, Sept.
The Syndic was past middle age, affable and easy, the goodness of his heart beaming in his expressive eye and fine countenance.
The worthy Syndic stood nobly by him, and his friends were kind and appreciative, or he had accomplished much less after the breaking up of his favorite projects at the Zum Jungen.
Friele was a man of standing and influence in the city, and lost no time in conferring with his friend, Conrad Humery, Syndic of Mentz.
