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Meanings of magistracy in English
Portuguese
magistratura Catalan
magistratura Usage of magistracy in English
1
The Transvaal boundary is only ten or twelve miles from the magistracy.
2
She acknowledged she was a Quaker, and not in sympathy with magistracy.
3
A few weeks after this, the Antwerp magistracy was to be renewed.
4
The Commonwealth of Israel consisted of the Senate, the people, and the magistracy.
5
The clergy, the magistracy, and the general council were all present.
6
The magistracy showed a great deal of complaisance in the matter.
7
The Hollanders spoke of securing first the persons and rights of the magistracy.
8
But the magistracy, both in number and function, is different in different commonwealths.
9
It does not affect his honor as it does that of the magistracy.
10
Maffeo, who was the eldest, was admitted to the dignity of the magistracy.
11
The magistracy and all public functionaries shall retain their offices and their pre-eminence.
12
He had taken to himself every title, united every magistracy in his person.
13
The entire magistracy pursued her, and endeavoured to wring a retractation from her.
14
After the government and the army, he drags the magistracy in the mire!
15
Ser Maurizio was entitled Chancellor, but really superintended the criminal magistracy of Florence.
16
For any purpose of ordinary municipal magistracy they seem utterly incompetent.
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