But observe that Marchena who never mocked at Columbus, Juan Perez who gave the favourable turn to his affairs, the great prelates Deza and Mendoza, and the two treasurers Santangel and Quintanilla, were every one of them priests!
It was the custom of city treasurers to employ brokers, or a broker, in a crisis of this kind, and he was merely following what had been the custom.
It had been in the habit of allowing its city treasurers the privilege of investing the funds in their possession at a low rate of interest for the benefit of themselves and their friends.
You know the habit our city treasurers have of loaning out their money at two per cent.
When the Commons voted a subsidy to the King for carrying on the war, they expressed distrust of the management of it, and demanded that the funds be intrusted to Walworth and Philipot, treasurers for the war.
Warrant to bring him at the Savoy all the Rolls of Accounts of all his Recevors General and of his Treasurers of War and of the Household and other officers of the Household, there to be deposited and safely kept.
The expenditures were to be limited to the estimates, and the treasurers were required to make monthly reports of their expenditures.
There have been Treasurers of New York with varying duties from 1706 down to the present time.
I find that he and his fellow-Treasurers are in the utmost want of money, and do find fault with Sir G.
The flaunting arrogance of some of the King’s treasurers is remarkable.
L’Hôpital began so searching an investigation of the conduct of the King’s treasurers that some of them were hanged and others banished.
The king has made peace with his treasurers for a certain sum by the constable’s means, whereof something cleaves to his fingers.
Gonzalez acceded to the demand with the haughtiest disdain, and proposed to give a severe lesson to the treasurers and the king upon the treatment and consideration to be accorded a conqueror of kingdoms.
There shall also be treasurersof the temples; three for the greater temples, two for the lesser, and one for those of least importance.
He who disobeys this law shall pay a fine according to his class, which shall be exacted by the treasurers of Here and Zeus.
No ayuda de costa or grant exceeding thirty ducats vellon, for a single term, was to be made without awaiting his decision and this decree was to be placed in the hands of all receivers or treasurers for their guidance.
It was determined to raise fund for hiring assassins and three treasurers were appointed.
Women have served as clerks and treasurers of school districts.
In 1884 thirteen women were serving as county superintendents and ten as superintendents of city schools; six were presidents, thirty-five secretaries and fifty treasurers of school boards.
We would, suggest to all ladies connected with the auxiliaries of State Missionary Unions, that funds for the American Missionary Association be sent to us through the treasurers of the Union.
We hope that the opportunity will be embraced by church treasurers to remit promptly funds designed for us, and that benevolent friends who have intended to aid us during the year will carry out their purpose at once.
The treasurers of Suffolk Manufacturing Company were John W.
The treasurershave been John Amory Lowell, 1835; J.
The treasurershave been William Appleton, 1828; Patrick T.
The treasurers have been Frederick Cabot, 1828; George W.
The treasurers of the company have been Kirk Boott, Francis C.
The treasurers of Tremont and Suffolk Mills have been James C.
No district treasurers were required, nor treasurers in any department of the Government, but vouchers to be paid by the Government had to be signed and scaled by the proper authorities.
At this time, no continental Treasurers had been appointed.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "treasurers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
