Significats de new claimant en anglès

Why, both Cap'n Ira and Prudence already shrank from the new claimant!

A new claimant appeared to dispute his title to the Duchies.

Or to prepare the Balls, for instance, for the coming of this new claimant?

This new claimant, Henderson, who has bought up the outstanding title, will take the land.

Shouldn't I like to see a new claimant come up and oust them after all!

Would they not miss her if she left them to the mercy of this new claimant?

And in the interval a new claimant was born, with evidently better right than the young archduke.

Yes, the Homestead had a new claimant.

And if she had had documentary proof in her possession yesterday, the new claimant would have shown it.

If there had been any doubts, Elder Kinney's vigorous championship of the new claimant would have put them down.

For there's to be a little new claimant one day to the Crown, if all the elder stem should fail.

Was my mother farther removed or brought nearer to you, when she gave birth to a new claimant upon your love?

In 1465 a new claimant appeared; and claimants, though as troublesome in the fifteenth as the nineteenth century, proceeded in a different fashion.

Hence, upon the death of Alexander Ægus, there was a throne, or at least a state prison, left empty for a new claimant.

Was she going to give over without a fight to this new claimant a place which had been and still was her only refuge?

Caroline laughed, and new claimants on her notice succeeded to Lord Devonport.