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Water-seal latrine
Water-seal latrine, means a pour-flush latrine, water flush latrine or a sanitary latrine with a minimum water-seal of 20 millimetres diameter in which human excreta is pushed in or flushed by water. [Employment of Manual Scavangers...
Lord Privy Seal
Lord Privy Seal. An office with, at the present time, no definite duties, but to which Lord Salisbury attached a salary
Seal-paper
Seal-paper, a document formerly issued by the Lord Chancellor, previously to the commencement of the sittings, detailing the business
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Half-seal
Half-seal, that which was used in the Chancery for sealing of commissions of delegates, upon any appeal to the Court of Delegates either in ecclesiastical or maritime causes.
Common seal
Common seal, a seal used by a corporation as the symbol of their incorporation, and see CORPORA-TION.
Collation of seals
Collation of seals, when upon the same label one seal was set on the back or reverse of the other.
Broad seal
The great seal of England the public seal of a country or state
Chancery (Great Seal [Offices] Abolition Act)
Chancery (Great Seal [Offices] Abolition Act). See 37 & 38 Vict. c. 81.
Sealing wax
A compound of the resinous materials pigments etc used as a material for seals as for letters documents etc
Seal brown
Of a rich dark brown color like the fur of the fur seal after it is dyed
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