1
He handed it to me, when I read the proclamation over.
2
Ralph read the proclamation without changing a muscle of his countenance.
3
Whitehead, who was appointed in 1887 and was the last to read the proclamation.
4
They would themselves read the proclamation at the market-cross forthwith, and raise the people.
5
They arrived at the GPO just as Pearse read the proclamation of the republic.
6
He then read the proclamation, which was received with nine rounds of British cheers.
7
The town-crier had evidently ceased to read the proclamation.
8
The Herald at Arms Phillip O'Shea read the proclamation issued by the governor-general to dissolve Parliament.
9
No one dared to read the proclamation aloud.
10
Well, read the proclamation you have drawn up.
11
They then read the proclamation of outlawry against the commune; and after hearing it, the whole crowd dispersed.
12
You haven't read the proclamation, then?
13
I stared at the screen with a sense of dread as the announcer started to read the proclamation again.
14
They read the proclamation in every church in France, and in all the churches of the French King's vassals, too.
15
I do not think that travelling by day would be safe; for all the Indians must have read the proclamation.
16
Bertie will deliver the oration and Maurice will read the proclamation to a gathering that, by tradition, includes all FF Ministers.
