- Look up
abatement in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Wikisource has the text of the 1911 Encyclopædia
Britannica article "
Abatement".
Abatement refers...
- It is an
abatement, an intrusion,
a dissension,
a discontinuance, or any
other kind of
wrong by
which a person who has
a right to the
freehold is kept...
- be
carried into any
country by
aliens or denizens,
saving into France,
until Michaelmas come twelvemonth.
Certain money shall be
abated to them that will...
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those concerned with
eminent domain abuses and tax
abatements for developers. New
Brunswick is home
to the main
campus of
Rutgers University and Johnson...
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smallholders were
faced with
hunger and
unable to pay
their rent. Some
landlords offered rent
abatement,
while others refused on the
grounds that their...
- of
these acts have
a short title. Some of
these acts have
never had
a short title. Some of
these acts have
a short title given to them by
later acts,...
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related to Victims of the
September 11
attacks by name. "Victims of 9-11:
World Trade Center". 9-11Heroes.us. "THE
UNOFFICIAL HOME PAGE OF FDNY:
A NEVER...
- requirements"
to expand the
freehold electorate; New York
dropped property requirements,
timed ****embly
elections at the same time, and
allowed up
to five sequential...
- Second-Lieutenant A. Olley, who was in
a sanitorium suffering from
terminal Tuberculosis. His
pension of £145 per year had been
abated to £93; his
situation summarised...
-
competitive visitors to the
ground and 11,000
people saw them lose 1–0
to Tottenham. In 1905,
Tottenham raised enough money to buy the
freehold to the land, as...
