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These same articles being received by you knowing that they were stolen public stores.'

They shop at beautiful public stores, and the stuff they order arrives home before they do.

I can see how renting out a booth in a public store could be construed as a "public performance" thing.

They had obtained the control of the courts and the management of the lands, public stores, and convict labour.

He demands the keys of public stores, and appoints 9:00 am tomorrow for the army's entrance, by the Recollet gate.

He knows the Public Stores Act isn't so serious and he could well have only a misdemeanour charge for receiving.

It opened in 1840 and was originally an ironmonger but the public store converted to selling toys, household goods and hardware.

Helmbreck has remained quiet since Friday while Wright has aggressively defended himself, trading on his public stores of dignity and respect.

Hindman removed all the public stores from Van Buren and Fort Smith for which he had transportation.

Military and public stores, supply houses, and ships were destroyed, as were private homes, churches, and other public buildings.

Tryon's forces landed at Fairfield, marched inland, and burned Continental public stores at Danbury.

Together with a landing party of seamen, marines, and some sepoys, Captain Hillyar took quiet possession of the fort and public stores.

The construction of the railroad also secured for the government the economical "safe and speedy transportation of the mails, troops, munitions of war, and public stores."

The vehicle was exclusive to Toyota Japan retail sales channel called Toyota Public Store alongside the Publica.

And you also don't know that for some time, Apple has allowed companies to have their own private distribution centers for apps that don't appear in the public store.

The dealership that was named after the Corolla in Japan was previously known as the Toyota Public Store, to sell the Publica.

I caused them to be supplied from the public stores with a Union jack: for display on the arrival of ships, and a pit-saw, of which they were greatly in need.

They were likewise to have the labour of a certain number of convicts, who were also to be provided with two years' rations and one year's clothing from the public stores.

According to Morelly, "...all these durable products will be gathered together in public stores in order to be distributed to all the citizens, daily or at some other specified interval ..."

Hunter also tried to start up a public store with goods from England to provide competition and stabilise the price of goods, but Hunter was not a good businessman and supplies were too erratic.

Although Tryon had given orders that included burning the town, Garth did not do this; he limited his activities to destroying public stores, and seizing or destroying the towns armaments and ships in the harbor.

By the time Peter decides to apologize to Brian, Brian has been kicked out of a restaurant and a public store and chased by the police when he was found drinking from a water fountain.

Typically, public stores in large cities like New York housed goods coming directly from the wharves so that they could be appraised before being brought to the individual shops or markets where they would be sold.

Many Government departments in Washington have press officers on duty over the weekend and on holidays to answer queries from a relentless press, to respond to contentious statements from abroad and generally to mind the public store.

The several rooms are for the Collector, Assistant Collector, Naval Officer, Surveyor, Public Store Keeper, their Deputies and Clerks; and for the facilities of doing business this arrangement is not surpassed.