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Registration for preservation

4, c. 86), by which district registrars are directed to send copies of registers of births, deaths, and marriages to superintendent

of Watson, 693 2d 192 (1984). Remand, to re-commit, or send back to prison, one charged before a magistrate (see Indictable

tenants by knight's service to serve in the wars or send sufficient persons, or pay a certain sum, Fitz. N.B. 83.

accordingly. [Electricity Act, 2003 (36 of 2003), s. 2(74)] To send or transfer, a thing, from one person or place to

Ablegate [fr. ablego, Lat.], to send abroad a person on some public business or embassy. Means

Education Act, 1876, by proceeding against parents who neglected to send their children to a public elementary school. The duties of

To send again as to resend a message

reprieve re·prieved re·priev·ing [alteration of earlier repry to send back (to prison), return to custody, perhaps from Anglo-French repris,

To call upon divine or supernatural power to send injury upon to imprecate evil upon to execrate

a flattering speech or attention a ceremonious greeting as to send ones compliments to a friend