broad seal

His tenure as governor was marked by the "Broad Seal War" controversy.

Altar tomb with Latin epitaph in the form of a deed to which is affixed the broad seal of the deceased.

A Londoner said: 'I set not a pudding by the King's broad seal, and all his charters be not worth a rush.'

In 1838, Vroom was one of five Democratic candidates for Congress to become involved in the Broad Seal War controversy.

In the meantime that worthy gentleman, Mr. John Endicott, arrived from England, bringing over a patent under the broad seal, for the government of Massachusetts.

Blending PB-1 into polypropylene, heat sealing temperatures as low as 65 C can be achieved, maintaining a broad sealing window and good optical film properties.

The Broad Seal War was a controversy over the results of a Congressional election in the U.S. state of New Jersey in 1838.

He was a good sort of man, but he was not exactly the manner of man on whose broken heart the Holy Ghost sets the broad seal of heaven.

All laws in Jamaica are enacted only with the viceroy's granting of Royal Assent; usually done by the Governor-General, with the Broad Seal of Jamaica.

The Rev. Sydney Smith- having voyaged across the Atlantic for that sole purpose- came up to the bonfire with a bitter grin, and threw in certain repudiated bonds, fortified though they were with the broad seal of a sovereign state.

In that case, even though the 26th United States Congress convened on December 2, the House could not begin the Speakership election until December 14 because of an election dispute in New Jersey known as the "Broad Seal War".

The three speakers elected during these House sessions where William Pennington, ironically the New Jersey governor who certified the disputed Whig candidates during the earlier Broad Seal War controversy, Galusha A. Grow, and Schuyler Colfax, who later became Vice-President under Ulysses Grant.