Meanings of have latterly in English

The Aneyzehs and other Desert tribes have latterly become more daring than ever.

By cumulative excitation some very remarkable results have latterly been attained along this line.

We have latterly seen a good deal of him.

Especially the Europeans and Americans, who have latterly found themselves under scrutiny from their own governments.

I have latterly been much upset by-domesticworries, and-er- He emptied his glass at a draught.

Students of religion have latterly shifted attention from its claims to truth to its utility and subjective form.

They have latterly treated the "Army" with more consideration, owing to the change in the public view.

The Legislature, I am happy to say, have latterly seconded my efforts by encouraging industrial institutions for their benefit.

You know how cold they have latterly seemed to us, and how their conduct annoyed my dear old father.

And have latterly learned

I have latterly become an Egoist, thinking of no one but myself, scheming to make use of every soul I meet.

I have latterly been compelled to fight a great deal with it, and the Leipsic merchants may have heard something about that.

However, there have latterly been calls for much closer scrutiny of the role played by successive Dublin governments in how the conflict developed.

I have latterly resumed the chemical studies, associated with that happy time in my life when I was entering on the medical profession.

The average attendance of children has been about sixteen, all of whom have latterly been lodged as well as fed at the school.

The Germans, who have latterly flocked into the States in such swarms that they have almost Germanized certain States, have of course their own churches.