A Brief "In commendam" was bestowed upon him, whereby the revenue of all vacant benefices and Papal dignities, for six months, were transferred to his account.
The frolics of the Orte Oricellari were transferred to the delightful hunting-box, and everybody and everything was as gay as gay could be, and no one troubled about the morrow.
Cosimo and Eleanora inhabited the Medici Palace, in the Via Larga, just five years, and then he transferred his official residence to the Palazzo Vecchio.
The 32nd Pioneers and all transport would then be transferred to the Chumbi Valley line, and that line be made our chief line of communication.
He had remained under the French period of supremacy, and had been for about sixteen years a resident of the region when it was transferred by purchase to the United States.
Cass had been transferred to the War Office at Washington.
By this tribe, who were probably fearful a captive among them would be reclaimed after Wayne's war and the defeat of the combined Indians on the Miami of the Lakes, he was transferred to kindred tribes far in the north-west.
The full meaning of the present class of verbs and substantives of the language could be advantageously transferred to the first, or second, or third syllable of the words, converting them into monosyllables.
The American Board (who gave up this general field just at a time when, some thought, it was ready to bear fruits) transferred the treaty fund under which this mission was undertaken.
The taste for natural history might certainly be transferred to that point, where the opportunity for discovery was the greatest.
Mr. Carter, who has just transferred the publication of the Statesman from Albany to New York, writes (Jan.
The inhabitants transferred their residences gradually, bringing over the sashes and doors of their old houses and setting them up here.
First came the marbles of the Parthenon, transferred by Lord Elgin to the British Museum in 1816.
The Government Agency for the Poncas having been transferred to the Indian Territory, the annuities due the tribe were of course paid there, and that portion of the tribe which had fled back to Dakota received nothing.
The chisel is then transferred to the uncut surface and slid away from the operator till it encounters the ridge just made; the position of the next cut being thus determined, the chisel is again struck, and so on.
Deficits can be transferred to the capital account, and the country's resources employed most usefully by repaying liabilities contracted in times of extreme need.
The government looked on the practice with great disfavour, because ittransferred large areas from the easy access of the state to an ownership beyond its reach.
At his own request, therefore, he was transferred to Brussels, where he could be of more service to the queen of France.
In 1568, at the time of the religious troubles, they were transferred to the cathedral of Meaux, where his shrine may still be seen in the sacristy.
Soon after this hetransferred to the Austrian service, and thence went to Russia, where he served until the fall of his patron Marshal Munnich put an end to his prospects of advancement.
Freehold estates could thus be transferred from one person to another without the formal delivery of possession which was generally necessary to a feoffment.
From the devices used for filing the word is transferred to the documents filed, and thus is used of a catalogue, list, or collection of papers, &c.
From this celestial body, a certain influence of Nous istransferred to some of the mortal inhabitants of earth, water, and air.
These Axioms may be and are common to several genera: but the demonstration cannot be transferred from one genus to another; both the extremes as well as the middle term must belong to the same genus.
The demonstrations in arithmetic may indeed be transferred to harmonics, because harmonics is subordinate to arithmetic; and, for the like reason, demonstrations in geometry may be transferred to mechanics and optics.
An arithmetical demonstration cannot be transferred to magnitudes and their properties, except in so far as magnitudes are numbers, which is partially true of some among them.
Persian expedition were being completed, ready for its execution in the following spring, that Aristotle transferred his residence to Athens.
In communist societies, banks were channels of political patronage through which money was transferred from the state to certain well-connected, enterprises.
These various artifices had the effect intended, for by the evening of the 29th Lee had transferred all his infantry to the north bank of the James, except three divisions, and all his cavalry save one.
By this time the transmission of power seemed almost a disease; at any rate it was catching, so, while we were en route to Dandridge, Parke transferred the command to Granger.
Had he done so, Nashville would probably have fallen; at all events, Kentucky would have been opened again to his incursions, and the theatre of war very likely transferred once more to the Ohio River.
The Sixth Corps began to arrive about 8 o'clock, and taking up the line Wilson had been holding, just beyond the head of the narrow ravine, the cavalry was transferred to the south side of Abraham's Creek.
For, accepting the theorems of the latter, they have transferred them to their own style of doctrine.
In this condition the pile should be left till the next day, when it should be turned over, layer by layer, and the specimens transferred into dry Bentall.
The fort remained in desolate condition, however, until 1933 when the national monument was transferred by the War Department to the Department of the Interior, and the National Park Service began the development of the area.
Three months later the officers were transferred to Johnson’s Island near Sandusky, Ohio, and the men, to Fort Delaware.
Had the war lasted a little longer, most of them would, no doubt, have transferred to their own squadrons, as some few had already done, but at the end of 1918 their own air effort had not yet developed sufficiently to absorb them all.
Our attack was then transferredto the north in [Sidenote: 21st Aug.
Having ceased to produce poetry, the priesthood transferred their creative energies to the elaboration of the sacrificial ceremonial.
Nor is unity of place observed; for the scene may be transferred from one part of the earth to another, or even to the aerial regions.
Gibbes was to be transferred to the Trans-Mississippi Department,[17] George would come home, and all the gentlemen had the name and address of future sweethearts written in full.
I whispered, and had the satisfaction of being transferred from a stranger's to my cousin's arms.
Note by Mrs. Dawson: he was transferred in his coffin.
Castille, who transferred hither the bishopric of Baeza in 1248.
Altogether there are 29 coal-fields now actually worked in Japan, and she obtained an important addition to her sources of supply in the sequel to the war with Russia, when the Fushun mines near Mukden, Manchuria, were transferred to her.
But during the four years immediately subsequent to the restoration, a semi-interregnum existed in military affairs, the power of the sword being partly transferred to the hands of the sovereign and partly retained by the feudal chiefs.
Jahn took up similar work at Olmutz, and in 1789 he was transferred to Vienna as professor of Oriental languages, biblical archaeology and dogmatics.
To many Japanese observers it seemed that the restoration of 1867 had merely transferred the administrative authority from the Tokugawa Shogun to the clans of Satsuma and Choshu.
A new chorbaji was usually appointed to the command of an orta stationed at a frontier post; he was then transferred elsewhere, so that in course of time he passed through different provinces.
Subsequently these mines were all transferred to private hands, and the government now retains possession of only a few iron and coal mines whose products are needed for dockyard and arsenal purposes.
The bags were transferred from the chest to one of the rugs he had brought, which was then wrapped round and tied into a bundle.
Having had the injured man transferred to his own conveyance, he mounted and drove off.
Before them also stood the creations of the ancients, round statues and works in relief, which they might have transferred immediately to their canvas.
Nature was to them not merely a dumb, but an altogether lifeless image, in whose inmost being even no living word dwelt; a hollow scaffolding of forms, of which as hollow an image was to be transferred to the canvas, or hewn out of stone.
Before the takeoff, the Colonel transferred his spare radio gear to our box, along with an auxiliary generator, and we agreed on a schedule to keep in touch.
We were thereupon transferred the mile distance to the building by a reversal of our previous route: up the ramp to Kazu's ample palm, a series of breathtaking swoops through space, and we were in the vast interior of the leanto.
The asparagus had beentransferred to a china dish, and the browned butter was ready to pour over it.
The high-back rocker and the basket of knitting were transferred to the porch; and with the beauty and the music of a spring morning around us I listened to the story of Milly Baker's boy.
The land was purchased and the ground laid out by them, and then transferred to the present corporation.
Deshler, which had been transferred to the ocean, as previously mentioned, was sunk by the rebels at the outbreak of the war, and was a total loss to the firm.
He was transferred to the medical profession on account of an accident, which injured his ability for manual labor.
