Meanings of send a deputation in English

Let us send a deputation to him of the bravest among us.

The broad council will soon give their answer, and then we shall send a deputation.

Dr. Dixon, it was considered expedient to send a deputation from Canada to the English Conference.

Early to-morrow morning we will send a deputation.

Noircarmes, towards the middle of December, ordered the magistrates to send a deputation to confer with him at Conde.

It was agreed that each side should send a deputation to this hall, where a meeting would be held.

On the 3rd of December Parliament voted a proposal to send a deputation to the Pope, praying him to return to his States.

It is now more than a year since the commons-men deemed it expedient, and proposed, to send a deputation to Their High Mightinesses.

The village folk send a deputation carrying baskets of eggs and charcoal, with earthen jars of milk or butter, fresh vegetables, and live chickens.

Mr. Alderman what are you thinking about that you don't make a stir in the city and send a deputation to wait upon them?

The high officials of State, instead of relieving the distress thus caused, were interviewing Natives and urging them not to send a deputation to Europe.

Finally, it was resolved to send a deputation to Prince Maurice, the Princess-Widow, and Prince Henry, requesting them to aid in carrying out this resolution.

On the 4th May, Louis issued a summons to the magistracy of Groningen, ordering them to send a deputation to confer with him at Dam.

The last time they sent a deputation to the palace everybody trembled.

So they sent a deputation to him to protest against his action.

Clovis at once sent a deputation to Gondebaud to ask Clotilde in marriage.