621 examples of merton in sentences
'I like to have more.' Mr. Henderson, with whom I had sauntered in the venerable walks of Merton-College, and found him a very learned and pious man, supped with us.
7. [y] Stat. of Merton, 1235.
About the same time that the barons at Oxford had annihilated the prerogatives of the monarchy, the clergy met in a synod at Merton, and passed several ordinances, which were no less calculated to promote their own grandeur at the expense of the crown.
He removed Hugh le Despenser and Nicholas de Ely, the justiciary and chancellor appointed by the barons; and put Philip Basset and Walter de Merton in their place.
The prelates complained of this practice to the Parliament assembled at Merton in the twentieth of this king, and desired that the municipal law might be rendered conformable to the canon; but received from all the nobility the memorable reply, NOLUMUS LEGES ANGLIAE MUTARE!
[FN [t] Statute of Merton, chap.
By John Earle, D.D. of Christchurch and Merton College, Oxford and Bishop of Salisbury.
"Sandford and Merton, p. 51.
By Leo J. Brueckner, C. J. Anderson, G. O. Banting & Elda L. Merton.
By Leo J. Brueckner, C. J. Anderson, G. O. Banting & Elda L. Merton.
By Leo J. Brueckner, C. J. Anderson, G. O. Banting & Elda L. Merton.
SEE PAUL, RANDOLPH E. MERTON, ELDA L. The triangle arithmetics.
MERTON, ELBA L. Arithmetic we use; a readiness book for beginners.
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SEE MERTON, THOMAS.
MERTON, THOMAS.
Trustees of the Merton Legacy Trust (E); 28Dec71; R520363. MERWIN, DECIE.
" "I don't see why Merton is to know.
" "Merton is a good fellow; and if you can do anything for him, do it for my sake.
"Upon the whole, Merton," he said, "what do you think of my father?"
" Merton, of course, said that nothing of the kind would be necessary; but with this understanding Mountjoy Scarborough went that night to bed.
" "You mean about Merton?" "I don't mean about Merton at all.
" "You mean about Merton?" "I don't mean about Merton at all.
"It looks to me to be true," said Merton.
"Your nephew will tell you," said Mr. Grey,"or Mr. Merton; or Mr. Greenwood can do so, if he has permission from Mr. Scarborough.
