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“...its being nine o’clock. And in order that no person may plead ignorance, shall these presents be published and affixed at the usual places. Done in court, heldin St.Eustatius, 3rd. May 1810,by Com' mandant and Council. By Command, (get.) H. W. Pandt. Pros,...”

“...caused their community to resemble a little knot of Spanish princes, rather than the cowed and bargain seeking individuals, usually known as Jews. 51 De voornaamste aanleidende oorzaak tot de vooitduring der geschillen onder de burgers waren echter de hier...”

“...places bone fragments. In one cave this red deposit was 6 feet deep. Bolow, a few inches of dark brown phosphate (60 % to 70 %) usually followed, and under that, another thin layer of white phosphate (82 % to 86 %) when the hard compact coral limestone was met...”

“...places bone fragments. In one cave this red deposit was 6 feet deep. Bolow, a few inches of dark brown phosphate (60 % to 70 %) usually followed, and under that, another thin layer of white phosphate (82 % to 86 %) when the hard compaot coral limestone was met...”

“...“ We’ve sneaked past Hatteras without them knowing it,” the Rev. Mr. Smith remarked, noting the calmness of the sea off this usually tempestuous cape, and so it was. The trip was delightfully uneventful, and after sailing through Mona Passage and emerging into...”

“...“ We’ve sneaked past Hatteras without them knowing it,” the Rev. Mr. Smith remarked, noting the calmness of the sea off this usually tempestuous cape, and so it was. The trip was delightfully uneventful, and after sailing through Mona Passage and emerging into...”

“...and Colleges,,, and also of the citizens generally, public games and amusements, and lastly, the grand Government Ball were the usual events of this memorable day. Times have changed since then, and much of the glittering programme that marked the observance...”

“...a term of years—usually five. The contractor has entire possession of the land during that period, reaps the ground pro- visions, and plants it in cocoa. At the expira- tion of the contract, the trees are counted, and a fixed price, usually is., is paid for...”

“...for a term of years—usually five. The contractor has entire possession of the land during that period, reaps the ground provisions, and plants it in cocoa. At the expiration of the contract, the trees are counted, and a fixed price, usually is., is paid for each...”

“...mentality. My opinion is that tropical light renders colonisation of these regions impractical for white-skinned races. ... The usual tropical diseases are not found in Saba . . . and the climate may be con- sidered exceptionally healthy . . . one would expect...”

“...the Dutch Leeward Islands not much more is known than that a strong N. E. monsoon blows there and that the annual rainfall is usually very small. The influence of the winds is noticed in the outward appearance of the landscape; the tops of the trees are always...”

“...be established a properly enclosed poundyard in a conspicuous place along the public road. The Local Government shall in the usual manner make known the place where those poundyards are established. Art. 3. The poundmasters shall be appointed by the Head of...”

“...that many fragments of vessels (except urns and the coarse pottery) are well polished and carefully painted. These paintings usually consist in black or brown lines on a blue, red, or white, and in white or yellow lines on a black back- ground. Till now I have...”

“...Leon. She was appropriately gotten up for the occa- sion, including a volume of Peoples Marx which rested on her arm. After the usual formalities had been gone through, De Leon said abruptly: Let me see what you read while you are traveling about the city. Oh...”

“...would not give sufficient data on which to base the visa which would mean that the objects of the law were obtained. Hence it is usually required in the case of people not known to the officer that the appli- cant shall bring some further means of identi- fication...”

“...which the banks are established. Amer- ican bills are usually worth from one-half of 1 per cent to 1 per cent un.der the buying rate of exchange. They are not good for general circulation but are usually accepted in the larger stores of the coast cities at’5...”

“...half of the Atlantic. The Rainy season usually sets in about June, and lasts until the end of the year, with a break in August or September, or later in British Guiana ; but days without sunshine are rare, and it is usually possible to predict rain. The nights...”

“...the articles thus imported are not of such quantity or value that, taken as a whole, they no longer constitute samples in the usual sense. The Customs authorities of any of the Contracting States shall recognise as sufficient for the future identification of...”

“...term of years—usually I five. The contractor has entire possession of the land during I that period, reaps the ground provisions, and plants it in cocoa. I At the expiration of the contract, the trees are counted, and a I fixed price, usually is., is paid for...”

“...qui pourraient s’éle- ver entre elles au sujet de 1’in- neration, and shall not involve the removal of the labourers from their usual place of resi- dence. (3) In all cases, the respons- ibility for any recourse to com- pulsory or forced labour shall rest with...”