Meanings of incorporate town in anglès

In 1877 there were four lynchings inside the incorporated town limits.

The Legislature incorporated towns, and made new purchases of lands from the Indians.

All of these were incorporated towns with mayors, councils, fire departments, and daily newspapers.

Number of incorporated towns and cities in your county.

Indeed, it had never been a formally incorporated town.

I started selling coffee on scenic lookouts outside of the incorporated town boundaries so it was legal.

But Bonnydale is not an incorporated town.

An incorporated town or city is a community chartered as a corporation, for explanation of which, see page 14.

The following incorporated towns for the same period are charged with a corresponding decrease in the number of their inhabitants:

The difference between them and an incorporated town or city is principally one of size and corresponding complexity of organization.

In 1705 the town of Bath, in Beaufort county, was settled, and this was the first incorporated town in North Carolina.

Services in incorporated towns and villages in your county that are not performed by the county or township governments for rural residents.

The chief governing body of a village, or borough, or incorporated town, is a small council, or board, elected by the people.

"But, Cotton," said Hal, "this is an incorporated town!

Lastly, the Five-Mile Act (1665) forbade all dissenting ministers to teach in schools, or to settle within five miles of an incorporated town.

There were so many secondary schools financed by merchants and guilds such as the Mercers and Fishmongers that every incorporated town had at least one.