"Rather give your thoughts to Heaven, my son, than to notaries.

Other twelve barons are appointed as counsellors for the thirty-four provinces, into which the vast empire of the khan is divided; these have a splendid palace in Cambalu as their office, in which there is a judge for each province, and many notaries.

If Pascal had taken action in the matter, if he had gone to the public prosecutor's office and the chamber of notaries, he would have disentangled the matter long before.

Having been himself a victim of the law, his attention was first given to the drawing up of a decree, thus worded: "The notaries and public officers in general shall draw up legal documents which fall within their duty without charge.

Unlike that which she had previously extorted from Henri IV, the promise which the Marquise now produced was not only signed by M. de Guise himself, but also by two notaries, a priest, and several witnesses.

2 Two Writers (greffiers, they supply the place of the notaries and even of the mayors)............................

SEE Rockel, William M. A manual for notaries public.

A manual for notaries public.

SEE Strecker, Edward A. ECKMAN, RICHARD B. New Jersey notaries and commissioners.

New Jersey notaries and commissioners.

CO. Anderson's manual for notaries public.

SEE Rockel, William M. A manual for notaries public.

A manual for notaries public.

A manual for notaries public; for each state and territory, with forms and instructions.

SEE Strecker, Edward A. ECKMAN, RICHARD B. New Jersey notaries and commissioners.

New Jersey notaries and commissioners.

All public transactions were recorded in French by notaries public.

On the 11th of June, 1311, the commission of inquiry terminated its sittings, and the report of its labors concluded as follows: "For further precaution, we have deposited the said procedure, drawn up by notaries in authentic form, in the treasury of Notre-Dame, at Paris, to be shown to none without special letters from Your Holiness.

Peace was signed at Crespy on the 18th of September, 1544; and it was considered so bad an one that the dauphin thought himself bound to protest, first of all secretly before notaries and afterwards at Fontainebleau, on the 12th of December, in the presence of three princes of the royal house.

All were obliged to account for their acquisitions and the state of their fortunes; the notaries were compelled to bring their books before the court.

Spain had eleven thousand convents, more than a hundred thousand friars, and forty thousand nuns, and to these must be added seventy-eight thousand priests and the innumerable servitors and dependents of the Church, such as alguaciles, familiars, jailors, and notaries of the Inquisition, sacristans, stewards, buleros, convent door-porters, choristers, singers, lay brothers, novicesand

In Virginia, by the constitution, they may be notaries public.

In some States, however, statutes have been passed opening certain offices, such as notaries public, and, of course, the school commission.

" "Concerning all which things if it be requisite and you shall desire it, We command our chancellors, notaries, and other officers, to pass, seal, and deliver to you our letter of privilege, in such firm and legal manner as you shall require and stand in need of.

The royal notaries afforded every facility to every one who wished to engage in these honourable enterprises among whom two were notable: Diego Nicuesa de Baëcca, an Andalusian, and Alonzo Hojeda de Concha.