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Likewise, by the procurement of Pedro Gonzalves, a person in the service of Don Antonio one of the officers of the king of Portugal, Thomas Dassel and others had been betrayed, if it had not pleased the Almighty to reveal and prevent the same. It appears, however from Kelly's ship being at the same time upon the coast, that others as well as the patentees carried on this trade. Astl.
The clutch is of large diameter and lined with hard wood, power and ready facility being provided by the hand lever seen at the top of standard and the screw which it operates, for shifting to in and out of gear. The patentees and makers of this type of gear are Messrs.
The patentees were several merchants of Exeter and other parts of Devonshire, and one merchant of London, who had been instigated by certain Portuguese resident in England to engage in that trade, and the privilege is extended to ten years.
Under the influence of this report Congress very naturally declined the offer of the patentees, and the telegraph was thereupon relegated to the domain of private enterprise. The result was that the patentees finally realized for their interests many times the amount of their offer to the Government.
Upon the patentees the charter conferred the sole right to trade, to grant title to land, and to establish and govern colonies within the region between 40° and 48°, north latitude, in America.
However, charters were granted to European intruders, from kings who claimed them on the foot of prior discovery; but neither the sovereigns who granted away those lands, nor the patentees who accepted their grants, and by fraud or force acquired possession, could plead any title to them founded on natural right.
"William Leddra being thus dispatch'd, it was resolved to make an end also of Wenlock Christison. Who empowered you to make that law? To which one of the board answered, 'We have a patent, and are the patentees; judge whether we have not power to make laws. Hereupon Wenlock asked again, 'How, have you power to make laws repugnant to the laws of England? 'No, said the governor.
But I could not prevail upon my colleagues to put such a saving clause on the minutes, though they agreed to the possibility of the new patentees redeeming on behalf of the public. I do not think we have done right. I called on Mr. Cadell, whose reports of the Magnum might fill up the dreams of Alnaschar should he sleep as long as the seven sleepers. The rest was labour and letters till bed-time.
Sir Fernando Gorges was one of the patentees actively interested in these ventures; and in 1620 he procured, for himself and associates to the number of forty, a charter which transformed the old company into a close corporation under the title of the New England Council or Corporation for New England.
A daughter or granddaughter of one of the patentees?" "Just so. In the old man's day they held the lands all along this side of the Raritan, nigh up to Baskinridge, but they sold a lot in the forties." "Then perhaps this is the place to bargain about a bit? The land looked rich and warm as I rode along this afternoon." "'T ain't no use tryin' ter buy of the new squire," remarked one man.
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