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Public service vehicle

vehicle is used for carriage of a company's employees on nominal charge, then, qua-public, the employees from a separate class and

last execution in England for witchcraft. Pope Alexander the Sixth nominated a commission against witchcraft in 1494; five hundred persons were

or Civil Service having as director or member any person nominated by one of the Government Departments referred to in the

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required by the 33rd Canon, and generally given by a nomination to a curacy, that a person seeking ordination has some

of the specified towns, usual to appoint them. The Suffragans Nomination Act, 1888, however, empowers the King by Order in Council

not of the king directly, but of a subject, who nominated the bishop, till 1829, when the lordship of the Isle

sheriff must, within one month after his appointment is gazetted, nominate some fit person to be his under-sheriff; and by s.

then the meeting is to elect one and the minister nominate the other. By Canon 90 they are to be chosen

out of the way; (3) where he is only a nominal plaintiff and is insolvent; (4) where he is a privileged

Sale by public auction, a sale for a predetermined nominal sum cannot be held to be a 'sale by public

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