Indeed, every hereditaryoffice had, besides its actual holder, its Tanist, with right of succession.
2
There are three classes of persons who stand between the people and Lumawig, and to-day all hold an hereditaryoffice.
3
Besides this they had, and still have, special historians in these nations, an hereditaryoffice descending from father to son.
4
He was one of the Toske tribe, and his ancestors had for some time held the hereditaryoffice of bey of Tepeleni.
5
A king was to be in England, for the future, a respected and honored chief magistrate appointed for life and to hereditaryoffice.
6
The old prince was entitled by an hereditaryoffice to a place in the great procession of the day, and was not now with them.
7
A government calling itself free, with an hereditaryoffice, is like a thorn in the flesh, that produces a fermentation which endeavours to discharge it.
8
"That I may be yours is the only part of my father's hereditaryoffice I covet!"
9
The villages are of immemorial antiquity; their names, their traditions, their hereditaryoffices have come down out of the dim past through countless generations.