- a
daughter or a
younger son of a marquess.
Despite this his
children importuned for
greater opportunities,
disgusting elements of the
press who reported...
- 1861
under UK law,
although it
rarely resulted in a
death sentence.
Importuning was an
offer of ****ual
gratification between men,
often for money. The...
- No.
Title Length 1. "I
Importune You" (feat.
Percival Schuttenbach) 1:12 2. "A Time of Contempt" (feat.
Percival Schuttenbach) 5:59 3. "Shaerrawedd" (feat...
- instalments. In the
early days of
George VI's
reign Edward telephoned daily,
importuning for
money and
urging that
Wallis be
granted the
style of
Royal Highness...
- crime"
occurs when a
person encourages, "solicits, requests, commands,
importunes or
otherwise attempts to cause"
another person to
attempt or
commit a...
-
slave to some
merchants at Boston, and sent to Jamaica, but upon the
importunity of Mr. Elliot,
which the
master of the
vessel related to him, was brought...
-
Bushman (2005, pp. 222–27)
Bushman (2005, pp. 227–8);
Bruce A. Van Orden, "
Importuning The Government" in We'll Sing and We'll Shout: The Life and
Times of...
-
appointing officers of the
Government from the
pressure of
personal importunity and from the
labor of
examining the
claims and
pretensions of
rival candidates...
- Sons. ISBN 978-0-7456-9220-3.
Princes were 'driven by necessity' by the '
importune malice of
heretics raising rebellions' to set 'sorer and
sorer punishments...
- was a
British politician whose career was
ended by a
conviction for "
importuning for
immoral purposes" in 1953. He was
Labour Member of
Parliament for...
