1
Not far away was Faura, the First Secretary of the Spanish Legation.
2
I am Don Jaime Escobar y Gallegos, attached to the Spanish legation.
3
It was he who outwitted the whole Spanish Legation and delivered the ultimatum to Minister Polo.
4
You have sent for a secretary of the Spanish legation, who has endorsed them: seals, stamps, authentications-ah
5
It had at one time been the Spanish Legation, and was in a delightful part of the city.
6
He's one of the Spanish legation.
7
You will represent yourself to be José Remelio, one of the clerks attached to the recent Spanish Legation at Washington.
8
Connecting the trip of the Escobars- "attachedto the Spanish legation"-with the counterfeit pesetas was pure fantasy.
9
On Sunday he dined with Mrs. Podestad and her husband, the Secretary of the Spanish Legation, who were old friends and relatives.
10
Another consultation was held at the Spanish Legation, during which this report and an answering message from Madrid were frequently referred to.
11
The French and Russian ministers also moved to Antwerp, leaving the affairs of their respective countries in the hands of the Spanish legation.
12
They must have been members of distinguished families, as they more than once received visits from high officials of the Spanish legation in Washington.
13
When von der Goltz left us, he had started for the Spanish Legation; but we learned from the Spanish Secretary that he had never arrived.
14
On Christmas Eve (1900) a great meeting was held at the Spanish Legation-theSpanish Minister was doyen of the Diplomatic Corps at the time.
15
It was 11:30 o'clock on Wednesday morning when 'Eddie' Savoy pushed the electric button at the front door of the Spanish Legation, in Massachusetts avenue.