Ferdinand convened the cortes of that kingdom in the city of Tarragona, April, 1484; in that assembly appointed a junta to prepare measures for the establishment of another tribunal; and then Torquemada, in pursuance of the latest pontifical decision, created Friar Caspar Inglar, a preacher of the Dominican community, and Pedro Arbues de Epila, a canon of the metropolitan church, inquisitors.

Count Styrum, Messieurs Repelaer d'Jonge, Van Hogendorp, Vander Duyn van Maasdam, and Changuion, were the chiefs of the intrepid junta which planned and executed the bold measures of enfranchisement, and drew up the outlines of the constitution which was afterward enlarged and ratified.

This junta consits of the Tribunal of Commerce, with four merchants, who are selected by the government, two of whom are removed annually.

The Russian people have it in their bones to obey a leader; their warlike nature precludes the possibility of their continued loyalty to a junta, however able.

A few years later the Liberal Club in Havana and the Cuban Junta in New York were reported as raising money and organizing expeditions.

A junta, or committee, was organized with headquarters in New York.

Action lay with the military and with the Cuban Junta in the United States.

The principal difficulty encountered by the junta was the despatch to Cuba of the men and the munitions so greatly needed by those in the field.

An unanswerable argument was submitted by Horatio S. Rubens, Esq., the able counsel of the Cuban junta in New York.

The records of the Cuban junta very materially increase the number in the latter class.

Arrests were made soon after the arrival, including Hart, the owner of the vessel, O'Brien, and his mate, and General Emilio Nuñez who accompanied the expedition as the representative of the junta.

The alleged offenders were defended by Horatio Rubens, Esq., of New York, the official counsel of the junta.

The trip had been made so successfully and with such full satisfaction to the promoters that the junta urged O'Brien to remain with them as long as there should be need for his services, and he agreed to do so.

J Jefferson, Thomas, 122 Joint Resolution of 1898, 242 Jolo, 54 Juana, 2, 4 Jucaro, 106 Junta, 164, 174, 188 K Kimball, R.B. 32 L Las Casas, Bartolomé, 9, 14 Las Casas, Governor Luis de, 24 Laurada, 193 et seq.

Remember, he must listen to the Departmental Junta; and this is their work."

But I need no one to help me hate him!" "Is it true that this Estenega of whom I hear so much is a member of the Junta?"

If it be he who is a member of the Junta, he could hardly rule such men as Alvarado, Jimeno, and Castro.

I had been but the guest of his bounty for a month; and the suspicious rascals who spied upon us, the poor brains who compose the Departmental Junta, took it for granted that an Iturbi y Moncada could not be blind to Carillo's plots and plans and intrigues, that, having been the intimate of his house and table, I must perforce aid and abet whatever schemes engrossed him.

Several members of the Junta come with him,and of their number is Diego Estenega.

That morning Alvarado and several members of the Junta had arrived, but not Estenega.

he added to Chonita, as Estenega went up the steps to greet Don Guillermo and Doña Trinidad, "I have just received positive information that it was he who kept me from distinguishing myself and my house in the Departmental Junta, he who cast me in a dungeon.

An envoy goes to Mexico next week with letters from Alvarado, desiring that I be the next governor of the Californias, and containing the assurance that the Departmental Junta will endorse me.

I have been debarred from the Departmental Junta by the enemy of our house, else would it have rung with my eloquence, and Mexico have known me to-day.

Yet I care little for the Junta.

The Departmental Junta is under his thumb.