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“...ou soutenuz par défaut de garantie, de deffense, ou de délivrance, ou temps avenir, sus tout son héritage, de tout en tout, restorer. Et a toutes ces choses desus dites tenir, fere et acomplir bien et layaument, ou temps avenir, le dit vendeur oblige lui et...”

“...received with the most unbounded demonstrations of joy. It was this, too, which enkindled the enthusiasm of the public, at the restoration of the island to its ancient masters,, in 1816, when the festivities lasted for days; and Orange Songs,, were heard on all...”

“...were defeated by the French, and in 1783 the colonies were restored to the Dutch, who retained their hold until 1796, when they were captured by a British fleet from Bar- bados. They were again restored to the Dutch by the Treaty of Amiens in 1802, but in the...”

“...were defeated by the French, and in 1783 the colonies were restored to the Dutch, who retained hold of them until 1796, when they were captured by a British fleet from Barbados. They were again restored to the Dutch by the Treaty of Amiens in 1802, but in the...”

“...prosperous future of the West Indian Colonies. J. B. SPRENGER. The Netherlands Ocean Shipping Trade. Under t he blessing of restored peace economic life in the Netherlands is gradually returning to normal conditions. The people ,are still oppressed bij the...”

“...of their capital. This could not be released except in exchange for bank notes in case of a crisis (provided that the sum be restored within one year). Banks were permitted to issue notes to an amount double their capital, on the condition that the sum represented...”

“...the other captured islands, with the exception of Tobago, were restored to Great Britain by the Treaty of Versailles in the following year. The inhabitants were greatly elated at the restoration of British rule, and were so eager to assist in hoisting the Union...”

“... and Dominica, with all the other islands except Tobago, was restored to Great Britain by the Treaty of Versailles in the following year. The inhabitants were greatly elated at the. restoration of British rule, and were so eager to assist in hoisting the Union...”

“...communications and transit. In urgent cases a p elimmary opinion may he given recommending temporary measures, including measures to restore the facilities for international traffic which existed before the act or occur- rence which gave rise to the dispute. Should...”

“...the Industry Act passed in 1919. The interest of the provinces in science and art is shown by their contribution towards the restoration of monu- ments such as church buildings and towers, having his- torical or antiquarian value, as well as for the arrangement...”

“...244), and Dominica, with all the other islands except Tobago, was restored to Great Britain by the Treaty of Versailles in the following year. The inhabitants were greatly elated at the restoration of British rule, and were so eager to assist in hoisting the Union...”

“...his acceptance on a bill has cancelled it before restoring the bill, acceptance is deemed to be refused. Failing proof to the contrary, the cancellation is deemed to have taken place before th.e bill was restored. Nevertheless, if the drawee has notified his...”

“...out of the small whites by the big landowners with their slave labor. Therefore fresh alatres had conatantly to bo imported to restore the balance. Thus Antler conditions were artificially prolonged. Even after enan- 0ipation the same pattern was continued in...”

“...1731-1782; French occupation {during TOloh the French element in Barbies In part entered the colony), 1732-1784; Dutch sovereignty restored, 1784-1796; British occupation, 1796-1802; Dutch again, 1802-1803; oritlsh occupation, 1803-1814; British sovereignty, 1814...”

“...d in the Empire of Napoleon I. The Dutch posses- sions in the Indies were consequently seized by the British, and were not restored by them to the Netherlands until 1816, after the peace. It was only after long delay that the whole of the Archipelago was placed...”

“...French in plundering the estates and then had escaped to the jungle. This constituted not only a serious loss of manpower in restoring the damage that had been done, but it also laid the foundation for subsequent slave insurrections, which in turn brought about...”

“...Batley, 1725-6. 4v. Illustrated with cutts and maps. Higham, Charles S. S. The development of the Leeward Islands under the restoration 1660-1688: A study of the foundations of the old colonial system. Prince Consort prize essay, 1920. Cambridge: At the University...”

“...which have befallen us through unprovoked aggression, has been a constant inspiration to all those who are fighting for the restoration of our Kingdom. We know how our Princess, in her own way, is devoting herself heart and soul to the task of winning this war;...”

“...governed. Free institutions in theif covintries led to something appoaching anarchy and the situation had even tixally to be restored by the desperate expedient of dictatorship. It is therefore not surprising if many peoples of the British Colonial Bnpire are...”

“...our Government and our people are ready to have the Netherlands fight only for a self-governing Indonesia and not for the restoration of colonial domination. We have the word of our Queen, and the people of the Netherlands is in the habit of taking the Queen’s...”